im looking to buy the aqueon 20 deluxe starter kit to move my 10 gallon inhabitants into the new future tank that im planning on gttting by november…
in my 10 gallon i have:
1 algae eater
4 harlquin rasboras
1 dwarf gourami
1 pepper cory catfish
1 bronze catfish
1 ghost shrimp
1 comet platy aka twin bar
1 leopard guppy
and an unknown type of brown snail
and i have 5 species of freshwater plants (1 red ludwigia, 1 hornwort, 1 cabomba, 1 batrers anubias, and 2 twisted vallisnerias)
picture of current tank:
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii77/darkest_dragon_2/100_4819.jpg
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii77/darkest_dragon_2/100_4822.jpg
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii77/darkest_dragon_2/100_4824.jpg
i know i have an overstocked aquarium and i keep up with the water changes every month, while adding plant food and stabalyze and add ammonia remover….
ive had my fishies in the 10 gallon for almost a year now
and that is why im upgrading, now i have almost enough money to upgrade
now my question is i know poeple say aquaeons power filters arent good and i also read that the filter provided in the kit is barley enought to filter out the tank, soim asking is it better to buy an internal power filter, say 30 gallon whisper internal, or should i buy a powerfilter? cause right now im using 2 filtersin my tank,
im using an 2-10i internal filter and im sing a tetra 5-10 gallon power filter, so that two filters in 1 tank, but its just for now until i upgrade, to a bigger tank and better filters…
i have all the nesesary components needed for my futyure 20 gallon tank, im just curious about the filters…
power 30 gallon filter
or 30 gallon internal filter….
i need the pros and cons
thank you for reading and answering “)
i am an intermidiate fish keeper by the way (7+years expirence with fish keeping)
its justy im unsure and im trying to research the best alternitive in the long run “)
