how to get a cleaner tank
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ok, influent = Flowing in. Got it, now let me look back so I can put it in context.......
Ok, I'm with you, netting the incoming water for particles so that the tank doesnt get messy.
Ok, maybe this isn't suited for the begginers forum but I'm curious as to the response....
Isn't that influent matter going to end up being coral food?
(Like how I used your word Grammatically corect in a sentence?)
Many corals feed off of small particulates suspended in the water.
This is why filter socks always baffle me.
On a side note, alot of the information I have gathered on this subject has come from the Turf scrubber threads and websites, so it may be that they are just trying to promote thier ideas.
Ok, I'm with you, netting the incoming water for particles so that the tank doesnt get messy.
Ok, maybe this isn't suited for the begginers forum but I'm curious as to the response....
Isn't that influent matter going to end up being coral food?
(Like how I used your word Grammatically corect in a sentence?)
Many corals feed off of small particulates suspended in the water.
This is why filter socks always baffle me.
On a side note, alot of the information I have gathered on this subject has come from the Turf scrubber threads and websites, so it may be that they are just trying to promote thier ideas.
posiden
Active Member
Here is a good link Spraty. Remember in the closing of this. Coal based (Lignite) carbons is the best. This is just one of many pieces of info on carbon.
http://www.algone.com/aquarium-articles/aquarium-filtration/activated-carbon
Edit;
Given that info. Sea-Chem fits the bill.
http://www.seachem.com/Products/product_pages/MatrixCarbon.html
http://www.algone.com/aquarium-articles/aquarium-filtration/activated-carbon
Edit;
Given that info. Sea-Chem fits the bill.
http://www.seachem.com/Products/product_pages/MatrixCarbon.html
sparty059
Active Member
Quote:
Originally Posted by Posiden http:///forum/thread/381707/how-to-get-a-cleaner-tank/80#post_3327423
Here is a good link Spraty. Remember in the closing of this. Coal based (Lignite) carbons is the best. This is just one of many pieces of info on carbon.
http://www.algone.com/aquarium-articles/aquarium-filtration/activated-carbon
Awesome, thanks man. I'll keep this bookmarked. Thanks for the info everyone!
Originally Posted by Posiden http:///forum/thread/381707/how-to-get-a-cleaner-tank/80#post_3327423
Here is a good link Spraty. Remember in the closing of this. Coal based (Lignite) carbons is the best. This is just one of many pieces of info on carbon.
http://www.algone.com/aquarium-articles/aquarium-filtration/activated-carbon
Awesome, thanks man. I'll keep this bookmarked. Thanks for the info everyone!
posiden
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparty059 http:///forum/thread/381707/how-to-get-a-cleaner-tank/80#post_3327427
Awesome, thanks man. I'll keep this bookmarked. Thanks for the info everyone!
Your welcome,
I just edited my post.
Originally Posted by Sparty059 http:///forum/thread/381707/how-to-get-a-cleaner-tank/80#post_3327427
Awesome, thanks man. I'll keep this bookmarked. Thanks for the info everyone!
Your welcome,
I just edited my post.