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Would that be too much gph for 10 gallons?I very much like the Seachem Tidal series.
New Seachem Tidal-35
And they all come with Seachem Matrix biomedia included.
Is the smallest Seachem tidal good for a 10 gallon? Like it’s not too high if flow or anything?+1 on aquaclear. Has a good sized area for a custom media basket. Seachem Tidals are good imo, use one for my quarantine tank. Aquamaxx just came out with a new hob, but I am not sure what the flow rate is.
So it’s good for 10 gallon? Not too much flow?Seachem Tidal 35...best HOB i have used, silent self priming and restarts every time..and you can put any media in you choose unlike many others that dictate to you their own design of filtration options
I've only used the Tidal-110, but according to Seachem site...Would that be too much gph for 10 gallons?
So it’s good for 10 gallon? Not too much flow?
Is the part that sucks water in too big that small fish could possibly be sucked in?Yes Perfectly sized for a 10 gallon, i run one on an 8 gallon and 14, you can turn the flow down to near zero if you choose too
Is the thing that sucks water in big enough to possibly suck in small fish? I’ve seen complaints on thatI’ve used both the aqua clear and seachem tidal. Both did the job. Benefit of seachem is it self primes, comes with matrix, and has a clip to hold your heater.
I’d probably go with seachem again but have no complaints with aqua clear too
Is the part that sucks water in too big that small fish could possibly be sucked in?
What if I throw in some filter floss with the biomedia?The only downside to the tidals is that the sponge ends up not catching anything and the biomedia bag catches it so if you will need to rinse the biomedia with some tank water frequently. However, a better sponge or mechanical filter can't be used without bypass.
What if I throw in some filter floss with the biomedia?
Hmm I don’t have the filter with me now so hard to say. The smallest fish I had was a pair of clowns and those were never an issue.Is the thing that sucks water in big enough to possibly suck in small fish? I’ve seen complaints on that