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Hi all,
I own a Eheim classic 2213 filter. The filter came with already installed substrate, tiny ceramic cylinders, and various filter pads. I merely washed them under RO water, and installed it on my 29 Reef tank. My question is: how often do I have to clean/replace the filter pads, and the substrate and cylinders. I assume the substrate and little cylinders harbor the beneficial bacteria, but do they still have to be cleaned/rinsed? Should I use the carbon pad as well? I've heard certain opinions that I should not use it on reef / LR setups. I also run a powerhead with a filter attached, and a Red Sea hangon protein skimmer. TIA, Rich -- "Dum Spiro, Spero." As long as I breath, I hope. Cicero |
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