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 reply by Lenny. E: [AquaticLife] bio filter It doesn’t have to spin fast to work. As long as it’s turning… even at a snails pace, the filter will stay wet and keep the N-bacteria alive and feasting on any ammonia/nitrite in the water. You can lift the bio-wheel out of the little holders and clean the holders in case there is any algae/detritus building up in the holders that might be causing the bio-wheel to spin slower. They are too small for a Q-tip. I just use a tooth pick to kind of make sure there isn’t any build up in the holders.
Since you have a Bio-Wheel, I do have an article on my blog about my own Bio-Wheel and how I break it down for cleaning, etc. and how I modified the filter cartridge to get rid of the carbon and add additional filter poly pad for more mechanical/biological filtration.
Lenny Vasbinder Fish Blog - _http://GoldLenny.blogspot.com_ (http://goldlenny.blogspot.com/) (Links to articles referenced above listed on the right side under Archives - Year, Month and under Labels)
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