Which filter?

[SCMurphy]

Why do you want a dissolved nitrate generator and mulm storage container in the loop?

Wow, another way to keep from dosing! Robert, you are a genius!

[RTRJR]

I doi confess that was the only way/plce that I bred (actually had chance breeding) of bumblebees in any quantity.

[DelawareJim]

Well, I took the plunge and got an XP2. I know, I know, just shoot me now. I'll get excommunicated from the Order of the Eheim. But I gotta tell ya, after setting it up and doing a couple of test "cleanings" this thing is such a pleasure to maintain. If Eheim would do baskets and auto shut-offs in their classics, they'd put everyone else out of business.

Cheers.
Jim

[Aaron]

Well, I took the plunge and got an XP2. I know, I know, just shoot me now. I'll get excommunicated from the Order of the Eheim. But I gotta tell ya, after setting it up and doing a couple of test "cleanings" this thing is such a pleasure to maintain. If Eheim would do baskets and auto shut-offs in their classics, they'd put everyone else out of business.

Cheers.
Jim

The newer classics do have a basket.

[Jeff120]

Rena Xps are the best filter out right now. You will be very happy.

[jcali10]

I like the XPs too. That is the only canister I have used, and I've had both of them for less than a year.

[RTRJR]

C'mon Sean, doesn't Sean's "miracle mud" recycle enough for you?

And here I finally have gathered all the equipment to generate some mud of my own before it gets cold...