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  1. Default Under-gravel filters

    I read this thread with only passing interest at first:
    http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/aqua...ead.php?t=7939
    until I saw that many of you say not to use undergravel filters.

    I'm glad I saw this in time, becuase I'm just in the process of re-setting my 6g and it has an undergravel filter in it.
    I don't really like it as it limits planting and also sucks up valuable volume that could better be used by water for fish to swim in!

    I do also have some spare http://www.myshopping.com.au/ZM--29764435_Pet_Supplies
    but I want to know what you all think and suggest?
    Remember, 6g, not 60g!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Currently: Spotted Blue-eyes, two species of Australian shrimp, Ornate Rainbowfish, Guppies, Corydoras, goldfish.

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    Depending on your stock, you could do anything from a small HOB or even a small sponge filter.
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    I have a 200lph HOB on my 5G hospital tank, and it does the job, taking up next to no space.

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    I should have said - I'm going to stock with 2 Panda Cory's and 6-7 Neon Tetras.

    Can you give suggested website links (and please tell me what HOB means)?
    Currently: Spotted Blue-eyes, two species of Australian shrimp, Ornate Rainbowfish, Guppies, Corydoras, goldfish.

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    Ah, I see!
    Hadn't thought of that, always saw those as a "bigger tank" device...
    Currently: Spotted Blue-eyes, two species of Australian shrimp, Ornate Rainbowfish, Guppies, Corydoras, goldfish.

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    I do not think that tank is big enough for those fish. Both should be in a school of at least 6, neither should be in a tank that small, just for the sake of swimming space as well as chemical stability. Both of those species are moderately sensitive and I do not think it will work out well for you or the fish for very long, at least not long term.
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    I didn't see your post about stocking, but have to agree with fishguy, I have tried the 6 neons in a 5G, and was told on here that they need to be in a bigger tank, I could not understand why at the time, due to there size, and they seemed happy, I thought it was OK, it was only when I moved them into our community tank that I seen the difference in there behaviour, they are small, but they like room to roam.

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    You could do a shrimp tank. Shrimp are under-rated, but are actually very interesting creatures! Some plants and driftwood would look great!
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