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03-26-2004, 06:01 PM
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Question regarding GPH Flow
hello all - I currently have a [acronym:f5ac3140f9="Fish only"]FO[/acronym:f5ac3140f9] 90 Gallon tank cycling and just wanted get your input on how much flow I should have regarding [acronym:f5ac3140f9="Gallons per hour"]GPH[/acronym:f5ac3140f9]. Any ideas? Or maybe you have a formula you all use to estimate? Thanks all,
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03-26-2004, 06:41 PM
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Rule of thumb: 10 times tank volume per hour. You're looking at 900 [acronym:cb59b77267="Gallons per hour"]GPH[/acronym:cb59b77267]. Less with powerheads for extra water movement.
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