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"LM" wrote in message
I've been eyeing Fluval 1 internal filter for this... has rating of 50gph flow rate. is this too turbulent for quarantine tank? I too have used fluval internal filters (also the Via Aqua 302; And the 305, 306, which also diffuse air into the tank), they all work well. I would like mention to make sure and rinse your sponges in declorinated water or tank water (then throw the water away), so as to not destroy the bacterial colony in your sponge. Also try and use the air injection feature available on many internal power heads (the Fluval does not have this feature). Carl Aquarium maintenance and design, 1977 http://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/ |
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