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02-18-2007, 09:02 PM
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Bubbles and Flow for Cichlids
I currently have an XP3 Cannister, an Emperor 400 (which) will be removed when the bio filter builds up in the cannister), & 2 x 170gph PH's in a Mbuna tank.
Is there too much flow for a Cichlid environment? What is the recommended flow? Would a bubble disk hurt anything? The wife likes the way they look and I might put one in. Thanks in advance. |
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