I've been looking for a good filter to put on my 20 gallon tank that isn't to expensive. I like the reviews and price of the Fluval Nano but I'm not sure it's suitable for a 20 gallon. It says it filters 92 gallons per hour without the spray bar. Would this be sufficient for my 20 gallon with 2 axolotls or is there a better one you'd recommend?
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Fluval Nano?
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I don't have that particular filter, but I have a
Penn plax cascade 300 internal filter that is almost identical. I have one in a 20 long, as well as a pro hydro sponge filter. They keep the tank pretty clean, even with 3 axolotls. But mind you, I still do a partial water change once a week.
Penn plax cascade 300 internal filter that is almost identical. I have one in a 20 long, as well as a pro hydro sponge filter. They keep the tank pretty clean, even with 3 axolotls. But mind you, I still do a partial water change once a week.
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