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I keep reading about people having 2-3 hobs on their tanks and I can't help but wonder why you would do that asthetically or cost wise to your tank? If you want to overfilter your tank, why not stick with one hob and just go a size up, that I can understand.
On a side note, you might want to re-think how much filtration you actually need in the first place - if a filter is rated for a 60 gallon tank, chances are unless you are doing something horrible wrong that is going to be perfect for your tank. I don't suggest doing this, but I have had my 55g tank with no filter on it since Wednesday (four days now) and the water is still clean and all the fish are swimming around like they are healthy and happy. Water conditions are fine too. Just something to think about...
On a side note, you might want to re-think how much filtration you actually need in the first place - if a filter is rated for a 60 gallon tank, chances are unless you are doing something horrible wrong that is going to be perfect for your tank. I don't suggest doing this, but I have had my 55g tank with no filter on it since Wednesday (four days now) and the water is still clean and all the fish are swimming around like they are healthy and happy. Water conditions are fine too. Just something to think about...