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Sump Filter-non plant
- To: "Aquatic-Plants" <Aquatic-Plants at actwin_com>
- Subject: Sump Filter-non plant
- From: "Scotty" <scottyflag at enter_net>
- Date: Mon, 4 Aug 2003 09:18:41 -0400
- Importance: Normal
I?m building a continuous flow system with a sump under the stand and as I
plan a couple of things come to mind. I already have a lot of tanks with
plants and this sump is on the floor and out of the way, made with gray
plastic storage containers. I would like to cover it and not use a plant
filter system. I want to save electricity and humidity without losing
filtering effects.
In your opinion is a wet dry using floss with lava rock and/or bio balls as
effective a filter as plant filters?
Would it affect the filtering properties if it were kept in the dark?
Would large sponge (pond) filters do as good a job?
Would darkness have any effect on them also?
Would a combination of both wet/dry and sponge filters be beneficial?
Thanks for your input,
Scotty
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