May I ask why you think your Whisper sucks? I use one on a 10 gallon and it does a great job.
Otherwise, I agree, one of the smaller AC's would do a good job.
It seems to me a canister on a 10 gallon would be big time overkill. It's so quick to do water changes on something that small that there shouldn't be much left for a filter to do - unless it's really over stocked with fish.
Canister would be nice if you're injecting CO2, though. The HOBs always outgas about half what you put in, without some modification of the return or really strict monitoring of the water level to minimize turbulence.
Canister would be nice if you're injecting CO2, though. The HOBs always outgas about half what you put in, without some modification of the return or really strict monitoring of the water level to minimize turbulence.
My guppy fry swim too high in the water to be eaten by my filter intakes...maybe I need to get a surface skimmer as a population control device since none of my fish seem willing to cull the numbers down for me. :lol: JK, BTW.
I have a 125G Oscar tank as a guppy population control device :evil: works great!
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