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I currently have a little 10 gallon tank. Whenever I clean the gravel
it kicks up chemicals and evil gunk and sends my paramaters out of whack... would a reverse UGF help with this by keeping things from settling in the gravel? I really would like to keep the gravel. Would a reverse UGF provide too much turbulence in a 10 gallon tank? Right now I have a Top Fin 10 (Petsmart's cheap filter for 10 gallon tanks, worst. filter. ever) and a bubble wall along the back. Also, would adding a UGF help maintain my bio filter? one of the biggest problems with the HOB I have now is that whenever you replace the mechanical filter pad, it takes most of the biobugs with it. I plan on picking up an aquaclear whenever I can afford it. Thanks |
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