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Question: Combi Filter/Aerator

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Izjeen

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Hi,

New to this forum! Just need some advice. The current tank I have has a combined filter/aerator. The tank is 55l, the filter keeps it nice and clear and there seems to be a sufficient amount of oxygen (theres a good amount of bubbles being produced but the water flow is minimum).

Just wondering what people's thoughts are on these combined filter/aerators? And if anyone has any good suggestions for good models.

Thanks!
 
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I use uv canister filter with flexible oxygen tubes. I thing those are the best actually cause any kind of aerator helps keep the water healthy but the problem is if it is increasing the water pressure then it's not good for axolotl. I bought combi filter aerator before and itt work ok ... However after I've got the UV canister with adjustable pressure it just so much better as keeping water clean and less worry about unwanted parasite or algae
 
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