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Old 11-30-2007, 01:52 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Re: aquapod 24 filtration

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Originally Posted by kracker View Post
Thanks for the info.I've got to figure something out because I hate those blue sponges.Every time I take them out to clean the release cloudy water back into the tank.I saw a post somewhere showing egg-crate built to fit the first chamber where filter floss could lay on right below the overflow.That's also a thought for me.
I think that you may need to be cleaning them out more often if they are that dirty. I feel your pain. I have a Nano-Cube and I still use the sponges BUT it's here on my desk at work and I change the sponge at the worst every other day. If I get lazy and wait say a WEEK it's not a pretty sight and yes it makes the tank cloudy. Using filter media is a tad cleaner but it still has to be cleaned out religiously.

The Skimmer is an EXCELLENT idea regardless of anything else you do to your tank. It shouldn't be an option.
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