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Post Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 3:30 pm   Aquajet 20F filter

I was wondering if anyone knows if this filter works for a red eared slider tank, I am having my doubts as I have not seen anyone talk about this filter, and it isn´t mentioned on any post and I am unable to get any review. So if someone knows if this filter is appropriate please don´t hesitate to post on this thread.

The filter´s box says:
Completely submersible motor
physical and biological filtration
Adjustable hanger and suction cups to fit any aquarium
Extendable filter cartridge
Additional Bio-Ball filtration
Ideal for fresh and sea water aquarium

watts= 14watts
Volts= 120V~60 Hz
L x Hr= 1050

I know that one is not enough for the size of the tank, but I am interested in knowing if the filter itself can do a good job in a tank with a red eared slider.

Thanks in advance
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Post Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 4:32 pm   Re: Aquajet 20F filter

I can only find one link on the internet here: http://www.acuariusmty.com/4955/31982.html . It doesn't look like a very good filter as it doesn't appear to have much capacity for bio media or even enough flow rate.

See this thread for our suggested filter sizings: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=30145
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Post Posted: Sat May 19, 2012 9:15 pm   Re: Aquajet 20F filter

Thanks, How does a good filter look like?, I mean, how do I identify a good flow rate? for the time being the tank isn´t very big, and I know that the filter is a little small, but in case I am having difficulties finding a good filter, do you think this one can help or do I wait to see if I can get something better?

A lot of thanks again.
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Post Posted: Sat May 19, 2012 11:48 pm   Re: Aquajet 20F filter

The link to the suggested filter sizings will guide you to various models and the tank sizes they would be suited for. Pick the one closest to your near future tank size.
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