[UniQuaria] missing fish mystery solved


Hi Marcelo -
Things I have done before to prevent small fish and fry from being sucked into filters include rubber banding old nylons on to the end of the intake, and rubber banding a spongey thing for powerheads onto it. I especially like using the spongey thing because it allows all kinds of fun bacteria to grow on it and then the fish can nibble off of that too. So yes, I think your filter media bag would work just fine.
Lianne
On 5/22/08, Marcelo wrote: > > hey guys, > so i go into my living room this morning and i look into my tank and i am > down to 3 cardinal tetras (from the original 7)…..well in looking around > for them i think i have figured it out. i think they have been sucked into > my canister filter. i saw one’s head (very much dead) poking out of the > intake tube. it has a cover on it to keep large things out, but it lookes > like they were just small enough to get in. when i get home today i will > have to open up the filter and i am sure i will find 4 dead fish in there. > what should i do to keep this from happening again? i have a spare media > bag, i was thinking of tying it to the filter intake. does that sound like > a good idea? > > thanks, > marcelo > > > > > > >

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