convert marineland c-160 into fluidized bed filter

florida joe

Well-Known Member
I would think you would rather have a clear tall reaction chamber so you could monitor the sand in suspension
 

cranberry

Active Member
The cambers in fluidized beds are made such so the sand stays in suspension but doesn't leave the filter. How would a regular canister stop the sand from leaving? Does this canister have a mod for such?
 

florida joe

Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/3270536
I guess I don't understand why someone would want one.
Band the only reason i would see is that it gives the hobbyist a advantage in that the sand would never get impacted verses a sand substratum
 

bang guy

Moderator
OK, that makes sense. I would worry a lot about how long aerobic bacteria could survive in a sealed canister during a power outage.
 

bang guy

Moderator
Innovation has produced this hobby so I'm not purposely discouraging you. I just think you should hear thoughts from all sides before risking lives.
 
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