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| I accually heard the Bio wheels are bad in saltwater. youll be better of without them even with bare bottom.
__________________ Mario A. --Practice makes Perfect. |
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| Powerfilters are for freshwater!, skimmers dont work well in freshwater so people use powerfilters and canisters. But I do agree with you seger, thats a nice powerfilter!
__________________ Mario A. --Practice makes Perfect. |
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| Yes, the Emperor filters are better than the Penguin filters, but the Emperor costs more and they are both good filters. No, the bio wheel doesn't need to be installed. In fact, up until about 8-10 years ago, bio wheels were uncommon. I'm not convinced that bio wheels actually do any good in a q-tank that you constantly take up and put down or use chemicals for treatment often. With that said, you may want to consider exchanging it for another one since your doesn't seem to be functioning correctly. That way, if you do want to add the bio wheel in the future, you can.
__________________ Current Tanks: 220 Gal Reef, 10 Gal FW, 6 Gal FW |
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