I'm going to be moving my critters into a tank that is 60"x18"x22" which is twice the size of tank they are in now ... My big question is do I use the filter that's in my tank now plus another one it's size on the other end of the bigger tank or buy a big filter ??? Any ideas on types of filters would be appreciated ... Thanks so much 
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I'm going to be moving my critters into a tank that is 60"x18"x22" which is twice the size of tank they are in now ... My big question is do I use the filter that's in my tank now plus another one it's size on the other end of the bigger tank or buy a big filter ??? Any ideas on types of filters would be appreciated ... Thanks so much 
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You can use two filters, one on each end, or purchase a canister filter. I really recommend a canister filter for a tank that size. They're worth the investment. I use Rena filters (the Filstar XP1 and XP2), which is one of the cheaper ones out there, and haven't had any problems with them.