So i know magnets and metals can effect sharks but would a magnet inside of a return pump that sits in the main tank effect the brown banded bamboo shark at all?....
Brown banded bamboo shark with magnets
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Effect them how? Is it in the main display tank or an overflow box? Cleaning magnets would effect them as well. I don't have a pump, but do have a maganavore cleaning magnet. I keep it up out of the way in a corner. I have never noticed anything odd happening besides when I actually use it.
If you have some odd behavior I would tend to lean more toward a possible electrical motor problem. Add a ground probe to your tank just in case.
If you have some odd behavior I would tend to lean more toward a possible electrical motor problem. Add a ground probe to your tank just in case.
The sump is above ground so the pump has to be submerged i to the water to pump the water inti the sump.....it would be in the main display stock tank....... i havent gotten the shark yet and im in the process of cycling the tank .....wont add the shark for a few months ..... i was just tryi g to think ahead
My original plan was to keep the sump on the floor but its hard to lift the 300 gallon stock tank high enough to drain into the sump
Any thoughts on a certain pump i should get that would be ok to use in the display tank to move water into the sump? I had a rio in mind but not sure if it would be ok
My original plan was to keep the sump on the floor but its hard to lift the 300 gallon stock tank high enough to drain into the sump
Any thoughts on a certain pump i should get that would be ok to use in the display tank to move water into the sump? I had a rio in mind but not sure if it would be ok
I would like to use a subermersible pump bc external will be a little more difficult to fit around my set up