You could do what I do and put sponges on the intake of your canister filters, not only does most of the poo, extra food etc get caught up in the sponge but the canisters last for literally months at a time before I need to change anything out.
It's all good, I have a 75 and I'm running filters for 70g, 70g, and 100g, and flow hasn't been an issue. Thanks for the tip though I'll be sure to keep that in mind should the problem ever arise.Jer;5091916; said:Keep in mind that adding any sponges to your existing filter intake of exhaust will also decrease the efficiency of your filter. If you bought a larger filter than you really need and get more than enough flow this probably isn't an issue. If you have a unit that barely moves enough water to meet your requirements adding a sponge could drop it to inadequate movement, especially after some time when it gets debris/bacteria in it which will further decrease the flow rate. Probably not an issue for most but something to consider.