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I think theyre just not popular cuz of salt creep and cleaning them is kinda hard
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Wait... we can use Undergravel filters??? lolNext chapter... Undergravel filters
They ARE floating! I had to.Having done some large fish displays that were 4ft front to back a NuClear canister with the 25 micron filter and a lot of carbon really polished the water well and made the fish look like they were floating.
I love UGF especially with a powerhead.Wait... we can use Undergravel filters??? lol
Talk with @Paul BWait... we can use Undergravel filters??? lol
Who are you responding to?This won't work unless the canister is below water level. Canisters are gravity fed....excuse the wording, but they "blow" versus "suck"....
Canisters are underneath. Baffles just how water is drawn from the display. Ran my fist canister in the 90s.To you sir......
"Adding some fuel to the fire, my intentions are to build my main on a closed loop system with canister drawing water through AIO baffles at the surface........"
Thats true.....but just FWIW, newer canisters have built in heaters and UV's now...Canisters are fine... they just aren't very fun to clean out - in my opinion. And, obviously, you don't have the options to swap in and out other stuff like skimmers, heaters, carbon, GFO, refugiums, etc.. - as easily as you can with a sump.
If you have a can already... I say go for it and use it.
Thats true.....but just FWIW, newer canisters have built in heaters and UV's now...