I am seriously contemplating getting or building one of these as I have heard very good things about this type of filter but it truly an eyesore in the tank unless well hidden has anyone ever used one and if so how did it work for you or is it even worth the time or effort?
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Work great at converting ammonia and nitrite. They suck up a ton of o2 though IIRC. Watch out on restarts after outages, etc. regular old sumps have never treated me wrong, so I've never had the desire to branch out into k2 filtration. I've read they're very popular with rays and such
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Yeah a good friend of mine has a diy one on his tank and it has his water pretty clean and he has it well hid in his tank125g: Empty For Now
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Originally posted by LordBarron7692 View PostYeah a good friend of mine has a diy one on his tank and it has his water pretty clean and he has it well hid in his tank
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Originally posted by mistahoo View PostDaaaang Mr. Mia back in action?
+1 to having it in the sump. It would look pretty silly inside the display tank.
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Yeah its a in tank set up that is well hid behind some extensive rock work125g: Empty For Now
90g: Planted S.A.
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.”
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