Re: DIY sponge filter - how much sponge?
- From: "Nikki" <nospam.nikkibooher@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 10:22:40 -0500
"Altum" <pt.altum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I want to make small sponge filters for a couple of two gallon betta tanks.
They are planted, but I think they could do with a bit of filtration and
some gentle water movement. I found these directions but I will use an
airlift rather than the powerhead.
http://www.hagblomfoto.com/article_spongefilter.htm
I got some 1/2" rigid tubing and the airline. How much sponge do I need
for one betta? Would a chunk about 1" square and 4 or 5" tall do the
trick? Also, is open cell filter sponge even the best material or should
I be considering using some sort of matting? I'd like to make something
small, simple and low-maintenance.
Thanks for any ideas.
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Put the word aquaria in the subject to reply.
Did you read the FAQ? http://faq.thekrib.com
whats a air lift? and how do you use it in place of a powerhead?
thanks nik
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