Filtration For Feeder Tank

[FeroX]

I'm just wondering what's the best? It's some old 10g I'm using to house my feeders (Roseys at first, but then small comets later) to nourish them and make sure they're disease free a good time before I feed them to my exodons, oscar etc. Right now it's cycling on an UGF which I am quite willing to dish away, and was just wondering what I'd need to competently filter a 10g for feeders? Will like an AquaClear HOB work just fine?

 

[poopsydrew]

I'm just wondering what's the best? It's some old 10g I'm using to house my feeders (Roseys at first, but then small comets later) to nourish them and make sure they're disease free a good time before I feed them to my exodons, oscar etc. Right now it's cycling on an UGF which I am quite willing to dish away, and was just wondering what I'd need to competently filter a 10g for feeders? Will like an AquaClear HOB work just fine?

HEY! Good news, you dont have to waste your money on feeders or the tank because none of those fish need them whatsoever. Save your money and your fish.

Drew

 

[FeroX]

Oh I know but I'd still like to feed them to em maybe biweekly or once a month or so, I'm not afraid to spend a few bucks, but preferably not on the feeder tank, hahaha. Just the simplest, most effective filter that ISN'T UGF is what I'm looking for.

 

[poopsydrew]

Oh I know but I'd still like to feed them to em maybe biweekly or once a month or so, I'm not afraid to spend a few bucks, but preferably not on the feeder tank, hahaha. Just the simplest, most effective filter that ISN'T UGF is what I'm looking for.

Then a sponge filter would be it.

Drew

 

[OohFeeshy]

You'll actually be heading for disaster by using feeders, especially on fish that really don't need them. Goldfish and suchlike are nutritionally poor and cause vitamin deficiency, not to mention disease, parasites, and possible problems using prepared food afterwards.