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Question: Chiller/filter combo

Ryanne

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Quick question for all you seasoned axie owners. I want to get a chiller for my 40 gallon tank. I just need the temp to go down about 4 degrees. I have picked the Active Aqua 1/10 HP on Amazon. I have a Fluval 305 canister filter and I am trying to figure out if it will be able to run the chiller. Does anyone know how this works?
The Fluval has these Specifications:
Aquarium Capacity: 70gal
Pump Output: 260gph
Filter Circulation: 185gph
Head Height Max: 5.2ft
Media Capacity: 6.6L
Wattage: 15W

The chiller has these:
Rated GPH 160
Voltage 120
Rated Wattage 9.5
Rated Output Pressure 2.0 PSI

Will these work together?
 

eglochk

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Did some searching online. Based on the few sites that provided data for pump matching, a range of 160-250 GPH was recommended. Based on what you currently have for a pump, it should work.

(To reiterate, this is from third party sites and limited information found)
 
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