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My mistake, mine is an e200; but the point is, the tank is a 55 gal with lots of circulation and in a room that fluctuates between 68 at night and 72 during day, and it can't keep 79.5. Redundancy is good in case of failure of one.
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My 250w fluval e series cannot keep temp above 77 (set at 79) in room temp at 69. I suggest at least 2-3 smaller heaters
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A single 110 is inadequate for goldfish in a 90 gal (depending on stocking). I am a firm believer in always running 2 filters when you can.
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The intake tube may be pressed too tightly. Obvious, but it IS plugged in? If impeller not moving, power supply may be bad
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I have a 2-3 inch ryukin (not including tail) that is sitting on the tank floor. He moves to eat but ultimately just drops like a rock to the floor. Water parameters are excellent, so no issues there. He is in a 65 gal tank with 5 other smaller fancies. The others swim around normally and...
Although you may not need it, redundancy is a good thing. I would suggest 2 fluval e300's. Living in fla with a near constant temperature of 74 indoors, your heaters just wont be working that hard. The fluval e series have built in thermometers so you will be able to see how hard they are...
I really like my g6. Make sure you have an extra mechanical filter and chemical filter housing. The way you just swap them out without having to wait for the used pieces to dry after you cleaned them. I have 400 gm of purigen as my chemical filter and I dont use a bag. The only thing I dont...