How to Public Aquariums Filter Their Displays?
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Where's JohnPTC at these days? We need another MFK MEET there soon Neo!
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I've wondered the same thing so I bought tickets to a behind the scenes tour of my local pubic aquarium.
Check out the full thread of my trip here: http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...n-Room-at-Steinhart-Aquarium-San-Francisco-CA
Just a few pix of a behind the scenes tour at the Steinhart Aquarium at the California Academy of Science in San Francisco.
Check out the full thread of my trip here: http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...n-Room-at-Steinhart-Aquarium-San-Francisco-CA
Just a few pix of a behind the scenes tour at the Steinhart Aquarium at the California Academy of Science in San Francisco.
Is John's tank still up and running?Here is JohnPTC filtration. That tank is a mind blowing to see.
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dude no freaking way, im ordering this right now, thanks bro!
never though they would make one
the amount of time and effort put into to building and maintaining these is unbelievable, really inspired me to beef up my tanks filtration, just wondering how do sand filters actually work? i wish we could see inside those big filters
Just makes me realize how small our desert aquarium really is, we just got a new one built though, exited to go see it soon opens this month
Sand filters a readily available. Just look around.
+1 on the sand/bead filters - I saw the filter room at monterey bay aquarium and it's all the use practically
+1 on the sand/bead filters - I saw the filter room at monterey bay aquarium and it's all the use practically
If you ever make it to Toronto visit their aquarium. As part of the tour you can see all the filters, and it has displays to show how much they are filtering. It's been a little bit since I've gone, but if I remember correctly their main tank (2.5 million litres) has 8 filters that process roughly 2500 litres per minute each. I might have some better pictures at home, I'll try and find them tonight
