URGENT - Internal Filtration, Good or Bad?

[street fish]

What do you guys think about "Simpilicity Plus Internal Filtration"?

Simplicity Plus Internal Filtration - Simplicity Plus filtration is available on most standard Tenecor aquariums. Simplicity Plus aquariums are a Tenecor original design in which the filter is built into the tank. This system allows for easy set-up and low maintenance with no external plumbing, clutter, or leaks. Simplicity Plus aquariums are ideal for fresh or saltwater use and are designed to accommodate the maximum amount of bio-media for dependability. Quiet and reliable, Simplicity Plus aquariums have added a new dimension to the hobby and set a new standard in value. Simplicity Plus aquariums come complete with bio-media, powerhead(s), pre-filter sponge, and centipede returns installed at the factory.



This is going to come on the new 150 gal I am getting.

Do you guys think this filtration is good?

Please let me know pros and cons..

Would this be sufficient for a FOWLR tank? Lion Fish perhaps?

Thank you everyone

 

[jrobbins]

will be fine for a fowlr imho. all it is a wet-dry in the back. do a search on wet-drys to see if the advantages/drawbacks work for you. you could also pull the balls/driptray/etc and make it a large fuge...

 

[masterswimmer]

will be fine for a fowlr imho. all it is a wet-dry in the back. do a search on wet-drys to see if the advantages/drawbacks work for you. you could also pull the balls/driptray/etc and make it a large fuge...

+1

Although, Tenecor aquariums come with this Simplicity filter as an option. I have a Tenecor 75g that I bought from them new. I elected not to go for it for all the reasons you'll see debated in the forums regarding wet/dry, drip plate, bioball filtration. I set up a reef, not a fish only. If I were setting up a fish only, I would have at least considered it. I didn't even give it a moment of thought.

Russ