What is Reddit's opinion of Hydor Professional External Canister Filter – Aquarium External Filter – Telescopic Intake Tubes, Easy Priming – EcoSystem in a Box – Biological, Mechanical, Chemical Filtration – 190 to 345 gph?

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I am fortunate enough to have never required a chiller thus far as my temps always range between 64-69F. I tried going for a lot of plants that didn't require direct sunlight and warm temperatures due to the axie's requirements so I went for a lot of anubias and java moss. I'm also quite lucky my axies don't like to uproot things. The tank (Zoomed Lowboy Terrarium) is a weird dimension (4ft x 2ft x 10 inches) so I could not find a cabinet that existed without having it custom built. I ended up buying a industrial workbench from home depot as it was the only thing I knew that came already in that dimension and can handle the weight of the tank filled with water. Plus, the workbench is on castors so I can roll it around for water changes and maintenance. I am using a hydor canister filter and I like it because the pipes it came with really slow down the outlet flow of water. I use the mesh/wire top the tank came with that has pins that lock it in place. I used a dremel blade to cut out holes that perfectly fit my intake/out-take pipes for the cannister filter underneath.
Work Bench: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Duramax-Building-Products-48-in-x-24-in-2-Drawers-Rolling-Industrial-Workbench-and-Wood-Top-68002/313264296?MERCH=REC-_-searchViewed-_-NA-_-313264296-_-N

Cannister filter: https://www.amazon.com/Hydor-Professional-External-Canister-Filter/dp/B00CRIDDCU/ref=sr\_1\_5?crid=3B10HU3NBQZWZ&keywords=hydor%2Bcanister%2Bfilter&qid=1641613020&sprefix=hydor%2Bcannist%2Caps%2C61&sr=8-5&th=1

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