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Does anyone know a type of sponge that can be bought in 12" wide x 16" deep
x 12" thick pieces. I am looking for the stuff used in aquariums by companies like Fluval. I am looking for mechanical filtration to put in my stream. I looked at polyfill batting but I don't think you can clean it. |
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Here's a good outlet for filter material. They have been reliable
for me and their products are good. and the prices ... http://krewkut.zoovy.com/ Good luck, Bill K, Pensacola, FL Mickey wrote: Does anyone know a type of sponge that can be bought in 12" wide x 16" deep x 12" thick pieces. I am looking for the stuff used in aquariums by companies like Fluval. I am looking for mechanical filtration to put in my stream. I looked at polyfill batting but I don't think you can clean it. |
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I think polyfil batting is so cheap you can just replace it, isn't it?
-- Angie Thornton "Mickey" wrote in message ... Does anyone know a type of sponge that can be bought in 12" wide x 16" deep x 12" thick pieces. I am looking for the stuff used in aquariums by companies like Fluval. I am looking for mechanical filtration to put in my stream. I looked at polyfill batting but I don't think you can clean it. |
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"Mickey" wrote:
Does anyone know a type of sponge that can be bought in 12" wide x 16" deep x 12" thick pieces. I am looking for the stuff used in aquariums by companies like Fluval. I am looking for mechanical filtration to put in my stream. I looked at polyfill batting but I don't think you can clean it. AES or Aquatic Ecosystems www.aquaticeco.com carries reticulated (open cell) foam PF7, but you don't want 12" thick because it won't come clean either. What you can get is the 2'X6' 1" thick sheet and trim it to your desired size and layer and bind it together. That way when it comes time to clean you can pull them apart and they clean easily with a spray nozzle on the hose. It is what I use in my horizontal flow filter http://users.owt.com/jjspond/ Click on *My Filter* ~ jan |
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Making it thinner would definitely make it easier to clean. I will have to
try it. I found the foam which I did not know what it was called until yesterday. Found it in any from 10 PPI to 100 PPI. I figured I would start with 20 PPI and go down from there until I get the results I want. "~ jan JJsPond.us" wrote in message s.com... "Mickey" wrote: Does anyone know a type of sponge that can be bought in 12" wide x 16" deep x 12" thick pieces. I am looking for the stuff used in aquariums by companies like Fluval. I am looking for mechanical filtration to put in my stream. I looked at polyfill batting but I don't think you can clean it. AES or Aquatic Ecosystems www.aquaticeco.com carries reticulated (open cell) foam PF7, but you don't want 12" thick because it won't come clean either. What you can get is the 2'X6' 1" thick sheet and trim it to your desired size and layer and bind it together. That way when it comes time to clean you can pull them apart and they clean easily with a spray nozzle on the hose. It is what I use in my horizontal flow filter http://users.owt.com/jjspond/ Click on *My Filter* ~ jan |
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