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DarkWolf649

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I have a whisper PF10 filter for my tank and it creates a lot of flow, so does anybody have any ideas on how to remove or lessen the flow?
 
I am not familiar with that particular filter but you could place objects such as ornaments or plants under the outlet to baffle the flow.
 
DarkWolf649 said:
I have a whisper PF10 filter for my tank and it creates a lot of flow, so does anybody have any ideas on how to remove or lessen the flow?
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I believe I have the same exact filter. I placed a large fake plant underneath & it greatly reduces the flow. You can visually see the difference of the flow compared to if the filter were placed in a position with nothing underneath it.
 
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