Re: Large tank construction

["Kudzu" <Kudzu at airnet_net>]

I have seen the fluidized bed filters and read a bit about them. My
concern is lack of mechanical filtering. With a plant tank there can
be lot of stuff to clog up  filter intakes. Of course smaller pieces
flow into the filter itself. Is that not going to be a problem with a
fluidized bed filter?

Jeff <*\\><

>>Don't use a wet/dry if you are thinking of keeping plants.  My
latest
toy (well, about a year old now) is a fluidized bed filter.
Inexpensive, compact, and NO maintenance!  No sump to run over
either.<<




Prost,

Martin

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