they can grow on the inside of your filter in the intake in the impeller, everywhere on the inside of the filter.Bderick67;2662392; said:Yes you are saying this, you have yet to provide any proof whatsoever. C'mon stop being lazy and do some research to prove your point.
I have two bare bottom tanks, with bio wheel filters. Your telling me that the only bacteria or "bactria" as you call it, is growing on the glass? So basically you would say I could pull these bio wheel filters and my fish would be just fine.
That is fricking moronicAre you what, twelve years old? Don't get very good grades do ya?
bio-wheels are bogus
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Oops, the first time I read this I read "bio balls" for some strange reason.
But yeah, I've had filters with biowheels that worked wonderfully.
But yeah, I've had filters with biowheels that worked wonderfully.
Bderick67;2662420; said:Ok so I could just remove the bio wheels and there will be no rise in my ammonia levels at all? This is your recommendation?
Foolish at best
i just read his article and yes thats what it said. the guy removed the wheels and had no spike of amonia. maybe he tried this on a 125 with a neon in it!!!hahahahaha
thanks bderick67 for all these insults, how mature. common dude how old are you and your making fun of people.
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