Question about Air Pumps in aquarium

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JNason11

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I was doing a water change today and saw the air Pumps I never use. I decided to install it. I have a 90 gallon with a 13" FLG. I was wondering what the pros and cons are of randomly adding this. Will the change in air change my fishes attitude or anything. What are any affects...

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If your just running a small air stone it will add more oxygen into the tank. It could also move around debris that could get sucked into the filter. If you want to add a little more to it you can spend a few bucks and get a sponge filter. Deep blue makes one and the biggest is about ten dollars. It would add biological and mechanical filtration to the tank which is always great


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I went out and bought the only thing I could find... I had to cut it for it to fit. What do you think... Will it work?,uploadfromtaptalk1361313285922.jpguploadfromtaptalk1361313303025.jpguploadfromtaptalk1361313321201.jpg

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Oh i saw those too haha how do they work where do you connect them?

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You made it sound like it went on a filter haha well it can't really hurt there either... But with this other "sponge filter" where do I set it up?

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U just put the airstone down the tube to the bottom then just set the filter on the substrate where ever u like.One of these airstones should work perfectFree-shopping-10pcs-13-25mm-BLUE-Aquarium-oxygen-diffuser-Air-diffuser-Bubble-stone-Corundum-Air.jpg

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