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k2usawags New Member Posts: 1 |
I have a Emperor 280 gallon per minute water filter for a 46 gallon tank that holds 3 piranha's will this be enough filtration for when they get older or will I need to get a bigger filter? IP: Logged |
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Samson Member Posts: 32 |
Thats 280 gal per hour but Im not trying to be a smarty pants and the Emperor is one of the best filtering systems out there. It provides all 3 of the necessary fitration componant: chemical, mechanical and bioligical. With that filter on a 46 gallon tank you shouldnt have any trouble at all. I have seen that same filter on up to 55 gal tanks they was just as healthy as any other. Thank you IP: Logged |
kc5gvn![]() Moderator Posts: 806 |
That's enough filtration. The problem is not enough tank when they are full grown. IP: Logged |
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Birdman New Member Posts: 2 |
The size of your tank is not to bad. But, should consider 20 gals for every P (Red Belly). P's grow pretty fast until they get to about 6" and then about an 1" a year till they are full grown about 10". A 55 gallon with a Emperor 400 would solve your problems with monthly water changes. I would go the 400 as soon as you can with the 46 gallon. I use two one a 75 gallon, with a 300 watt heater, no problem what so ever. Good luck, Chuck IP: Logged |
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