My biologic filtration system for a rays tank

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severum1

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It was a great invention. But it seems well to me. :)

I bought this thing

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is used for irrigation.

After I adapted to the cover of the bucket

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Then it's only start using it.

The bucket was hung in the ceiling. Of course, in this case, there's no problem. But it is ugly.
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A crazy thing.:screwy:

What do you think?
 
Well like you said, it isn't rather aesthetically pleasing. And I'm going to assume that you screwed those hooks into a stud. I can just see something like that falling, and you have bioballs everywhere. But hey, if it works...
I do like the concept of it thought, good idea.
 
Niisan9178;1731510; said:
Well like you said, it isn't rather aesthetically pleasing. And I'm going to assume that you screwed those hooks into a stud. I can just see something like that falling, and you have bioballs everywhere. But hey, if it works...
I do like the concept of it thought, good idea.
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No. That doesn't fall. It's well screwed. It's ugly, but there's no problem because i'm the only one that goes there. It's my space at home:).

I believe it's one of the best biologic filtration system i've ever made.:WHOA:
 
hamato_yoshii;1731823; said:
Yeah, it looks like as long as you can have enough pressure to spin that thing, it would really work great. Are there different sizes of those rotating bars?
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Yes. There are different sizes and types.

Don't forget that you must filter the water first. If not the holes can be blocked.

But, if you can implement it, it's a great system:naughty:
 
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