lvlonster Wet Dry

[FLESHY]

Used a 100g poly tank as a settling tank on a 5500g system. Did my wetdry in a garbage can.

Everything is looking good...one thing I dont like about scrubbies is that I feel that the sponge on the inside traps detritus, and becomes a nitrate factory. Hard to get those things completely clean. I would suggest ripping out the sponge interiors as I did with my system.

 

[johno27]

I will be running a drip sytem so I am not overly concerned about nitrates but I will keep that in mind for sure. I have used scrubbies in my fx5 for around 3 years with no issues.

Yah I can't wait to see water going through this beast its going to be insane

 

[Ancient_Fish_Master]

now thats a filter... very nice~!!1

 

[valderi123]

classic

 

[Tom LoFaro]

I'm very excited to see how this comes out, I'm a huge fan of DIY stuff. Lookin nice so far.

 

[JesusFish]

Dude thats an inspirational setup! IT has inspired the finishing touches on my tiny little Wet/Dry Filter! Thank you!

 

[johno27]

Np glad you liked it

 

[Conner]

Just as another option for scrubbies, check out Do It Best. They do free ship-to-store if there is a store near you, so no shipping costs, and you can get 96 scrubbies for $12.00. Probably the best deal I've found yet on scrubbies, as long as there is a store within easy driving distance that they will ship to.

Here's the link:
http://www.doitbest.com/main.aspx?pageid=64&sku=632989

 

[Conner]

So for around $100 you can get all the scrubbies you need shipped to a local store .

 

[ntboy09]

I like I Like, that's going to be my next filter, awesome built!