bio filter
In a message dated 6/21/2008 3:07:25 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, Deenerz@aol.com writes:
Lana,
She did get replies as she posted the same topic a week earlier. Here is Lenny’s post.
another response by Carmen Re: [AquaticLife] bio filter
If you mean a bio-wheel DO NOT thoroughly clean or toss it! (Never do more than a quick rinse in tank water!) In my experience, if it slows down, the water flow might be impeded, either because the intake is blocked or the filter pad is clogged/dirty. Or if you have hard water, there may be build-up around the peg that seats the biowheel on the housing. Biowheels never need replacement unless they somehow sustain damage…
Carmen
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