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12-11-2010, 10:29 PM #61Muskellunge
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Dr. Joe is a smart man..
Originally Posted by CHOMPERS;4698108;
Kiss My Cichla
RIP Joey (R1_Ridah) 10.14.72 ~ 01.26.12
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12-12-2010, 4:20 PM #62Banned
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these are great!
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12-12-2010, 5:22 PM #63Wels Catfish
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I've acquired several sponge filters now and use them to save money on power. Good stuff, I now realize.
Oscarum Monstruoso:
In my experience, people who are so eager and open about the prices they pay are usually lying in order to hide how much they actually paid. The way you can tell who is lying is to ask them for topless pics of their wife. If they comply, they are open and honest and are most likely telling the truth. If they won't, then you know that they're not sharing the true amount they paid.
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12-12-2010, 10:10 PM #64Redtailed Catfish
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def gonna get me some of these when the funds allow.
28yo 240 plywood tank house plant filtration fish, 125 snapper tank
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12-12-2010, 10:54 PM #65VERITAS AÉQUITAS
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I stock up on sponge filters when funds don't allow. They can be a life saver this time of year when you need a tank going and all your cash is in the wifes hands for xmas lol.. Ironically that same 125 gallon is back on nothing but sponge filters yet again.
Rest easy Joey (R1_Ridah) 1972 - 2012
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12-14-2010, 5:35 PM #66Redtailed Catfish
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whats the best kind of foam, polyether?
28yo 240 plywood tank house plant filtration fish, 125 snapper tank
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12-14-2010, 6:19 PM #67Wels Catfish
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Not really sure, sorry. Originally Posted by ITHURTZ;4705660;
'MERICA
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12-14-2010, 6:20 PM #68Wels Catfish
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Originally Posted by JK47;4700941;
I stock up on sponge filters when funds don't allow. They can be a life saver this time of year when you need a tank going and all your cash is in the wifes hands for xmas lol.. Ironically that same 125 gallon is back on nothing but sponge filters yet again.
Full circle huh?
'MERICA
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12-17-2010, 5:51 AM #69Green Sunfish
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Thanks for that article aclockworkorange, Very well written and interesting, not to mention informative.
I had a few laying around that I had used a while back in other tanks. I had forgotten just how effective and how multi function these things are.
I went right out, cleaned the 2 old ones (still in great condition) and they are now in my 280g!
The ability to quickly cycle a new tank set up, or for Quarantine emergency use , or for power outages well the + are huge!!
Thanks again!
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12-17-2010, 12:11 PM #70Datnoid
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I've been wanting to do a couple sponge filters (power goes out fairly often, my corries like to spawn right after this, want to save some cory fry) I think since I'm poor, but I have spare tubing and air pumps I'm just gonna make my own, is their any type of sponge that I SHOULD NOT use?
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