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available room and money to spend have always been the main fatcors But larger tanks are easier to care for overall. But with that being said if you set up correctly any size is okay. I love my 70 and my 125, but the 150 or 180 would be nicer (got a deal on my 125)

Mine is working great

It appears we have a winner. The 12 tenticles are there and the look seems the same. Thanks

okay The ends of the "flowers" or for the lack of a better word the "pedals" are not the same shape as the flower pots that I have looked up

Eheim is one of the better canisters on the market. The ones I have had in the past were great

My wife brought home coral yesterday because it is pretty. But she did not know what it was or even a name. Without a name I can not look up how to care for it, so I am turning to you guys. NAME THAT CORAL! At least she is into the hobby! It's a start

MIne is like this one 4" pvc works great. I will try to go thru everything for you, This will be the newer design 4"pvc pipe 2lf flat style cap (glue on) screw on cap and adapter 50lf pre coiled airhose fountain pump 1/4" barbed hose to 1/2 mpt adapter 1/2" npt extension 1/2" thread union...

The old fluvals had the sponge in the first or top section then your carbon and finally the bios. The water is pulled from around the sides and the intake is in the middle. IIRC!

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I know in ponds there used to control algea and they do work for that.