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Reddit mentions of Huijukon Aquarium Air Pump Double Sponge Filter Fish Tank Filter with 1 Air Pump/2M Airline Tubing/1 Check Valve (Filter Set)
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Air powered sponge filter, super quiet, provides both mechanical and biological filtration in one solution, keeps water well oxygenated, this sponge filter comes with 1 x aquarium air pump, 1 x 2M/78.7inch standard airline tubing, 1 x check valve(to prevent the water backflow and pump damage due to power outage)【Fits fish tank size: 20 to 55 gallon】Double 10 layer ribbed sponge design, it quickly established a bio filter, two sponges means more surface area for colonising bacteria and faster cycling, great way to clean and oxygenate your tanksLow noise -- this aquarium air pump filter operation ultra quiet, which will not disturb your sleep, work or the inhabitants in the aquariumEasy to setup - attach the air hose to the small nozzle and turn on the air pump, provides good flow and aeration for your fish, keeps your fish tank water super clean and crystal clearEasy to clean - simply take out the sponges, rinse and squeeze them in used aquarium water; great solution for shrimp tank, betta tank, breeder tank, nano tank, turtle tank, hospital tank, goldfish, axolotls, guppies, snails, fry, baby fish
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| Color | Filter Set |
| Size | Filter Set |
| Weight | 1.19 Pounds |
I'm currently planning for my first (large) tank, a planted 29g. I have a few stocking and filtration questions.
My current livestock plan is:
Any immediate problems with this? AqAdvisor says my stocking level with this is 107%. My tap water pH comes out really high, around 9.4, but with my current small tank I've been diluting it with distilled water (3 tap:1 distilled) which brings it down to around 8.0. Will all these fish be okay with this pH? If not, what's the best option for bringing it down further?
I'd also love to hear any alternate fish suggestions anyone has. I'm kinda set on the guppies and platys (I've always loved looking at them in stores) but the gourami and cardinal tetras are really just there to fill in the gaps. I'm also a bit conflicted between otos and corys.
For filtration, I'm undecided between a HOB and a sponge filter. My ideas were the Aqueon QuietFlow 50, the Aqueon QuietFlow 30 + a small sponge filter, or something like this 55g sponge filter. As far as I can see, any of these options would provide adequate filtration. If I used one of the options with a sponge filter, would I still need a bubbler, or would the filter provide enough agitation for oxygenation?