So I have dead spots in my tank and I've had a nice big bloom of hair type algae. My thought was that I need to either add another filter on the other side of the tank, or that perhaps instead, I could get a small powerhead to place on the end opposite the filter. I was looking at this one:
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I figure that is probably plenty of power for my 36 as I'm not looking to create a really strong current. My question is, how likely do you think it is that my plec fry will find their way into it and turn into sushi? Is there anything I can do to make it safe without frying the motor by making it work too hard?
Would I be better off just getting another filter instead?
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/www.petco.com/product/112032/Oceanic-BioCube-Circulation-Aquarium-Pump.aspx?CoreCat=certonaProductListTopRated_Fish_2Oceanic%20BioCube%20Circulation%20Aquarium%20Pump-112032I figure that is probably plenty of power for my 36 as I'm not looking to create a really strong current. My question is, how likely do you think it is that my plec fry will find their way into it and turn into sushi? Is there anything I can do to make it safe without frying the motor by making it work too hard?
Would I be better off just getting another filter instead?
