Filter switch off at night?

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"Patricia A. Shaffer" wrote in message
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On 13 Nov 2005 19:14:55 -0800, "Rod Bacon"
wrote:

Definately don't turn your filter off for that length of time.

If it's an external cannister filter that's sitting on the floor
(or on
a shelf), try getting some sort of pad for it to sit on (eg. a
soft,
rubber pad to absorb vibration). Also minimise points of contact
between hoses and your stand/tank/floor.

If all this fails, swap to a couple of internal filters as has
been
suggested already.

Mouse pads have done wonders for me at reducing vibrational
noises,
especially from one of my air pumps.


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Patricia
Proud Citizen of the Commonwealth of Virginia

Interesting idea! I'll have to keep my old mouse pads for that
purpose, will try it sometime.

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