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Will this bubbling ornament be ok/beneficial for my 20g tank?

tipnatee

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I love it too!! My axie love any bubblur I had installed. I use canister filter so I have to block water current coming down hard but with bubblur under that heavy flow it cancel the water moment ( it's the silent water falls) So if you have filter then place that vocano bubbles under neath it . That way your tank get all the benefit of partical pulling towards filter, bubble canceling your water current , and your tank is fully oxygenated . Good oxygen means healthy aquarium ;) that's what I always said. :cool:
 
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