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April 24th 05, 07:59 PM
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Think PLANTS with roots. Watercress, hyacinth, water celery will have
thick roots that will filter the particles really well if they are in a veggie filter. Ours are 4' x 8' and collect virtually all the particles. We drain them annually. They do need a second pond to work... Jim uvdoc wrote: Hi I have tetra pond bio filter and want to know if there is anything better then the filter material out there to use their filters are so expensive here over twenty dollars I also use the tetra uv light so have no problems with green water but need something good for filtering out the small things in the water any suggestions? 
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