Clown fish with puffers???

KeystoneAq · Aug 8, 2014

Yep that will work. It is reverse osmosis only, not de ionization but it's great for the money. I have the same one for my small tank and the water always tests well as long as you change the filters. I changed mine too late and am now battling cyano

angelfishgirl · Aug 8, 2014

Do you hook it up to the tank or something else??

angelfishgirl · Aug 8, 2014

And how often do I need to change the filter?

KeystoneAq · Aug 9, 2014

No it hooks up to your tap. Depends on the system you buy on how often you change it and also how much you use it. It will say what the cartridges are rated for.

angelfishgirl · Aug 9, 2014

Omg I'm the biggest goofball ever!! I have an RO filter already!!! My parents just got us a house built and my mom and I are so accustomed to filtered water we got one, I just went and looked up the model number, and it's a RO filter haha. It's just very slow to replenish and only holds like 3 gallons at once, but it'll defiantly do. I think anything bigger doesn't for under the cabinet, that's why ours is so small.

billc157 · Jun 1, 2021

angelfishgirl said:
So I'm trying to kinda preplan the fish I Going to have in my aquarium once it's set up and all, an I was reading on a clownfish (Ofcorse the otay fish everyone wants is a nemo lol ) and it said they could be put in with puffer fish, but I was doing research on puffers before and it said they were really really aggressive, I have a 40 gallon, and am doing a reef. Could I keep a puffer fish also?? I don't want a fish that's really going to limit the community I can have in my tank, but a puffer would be awesome! All I need to know is if they will go good with a clown fish, and if that will limit the other type of fish I can put in.

You will probably need a larger tank for the puffer as they get pretty large. I have one in my 180 along with a few clowns. The clowns treat it like an anemone for some reason. I haven’t been able to find out why but the get along great