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23matt3

23matt3

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I just bought a sponge filter and my fire bellys don't seem to mind it. I just want to know how efficient are they? I have a 10 gallon and it is a 20 gallon filter


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It should be fine once the sponge cycles. I always use sponge filters on small tanks, they do the job perfectly and don't cause too much water movement.
 
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