I finally got around to documenting the filtration system on my 1100g--it includes two (2) 300g sumps.
I saw that video, those Japanese mats look awesome. Are they expensive?
I finally got around to documenting the filtration system on my 1100g--it includes two (2) 300g sumps.
I saw that video, those Japanese mats look awesome. Are they expensive?
Sorry, I really couldn't say, the sumps and japaneese mats came with the tank. They handle the bio load so I'm hesitant to change out the front sump with k3 media.
I've also thought of just using a ton of bio rings/ matrix in bags, and some large sponge sheets? I'm still having some problems figuring out what I should use and how to set up the mechanical media- filter floss, fine sponges, or filter socks?
I'm beginner still but here how it looks
I will fill it up with a bunch more ceramic rings and eventually rid of the bioballs
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I'm beginner still but here how it looks
I will fill it up with a bunch more ceramic rings and eventually rid of the bioballs
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Yes bro great idea! And actually it already happens a few times lol that's why now I have 3 clean filter socks ready for rotation. ThanksCan I recommend you drill some holes in the lid the filter sock is mounted to? The sock will eventually clog and overflow. They all do at some point. Vacations etc... You will want to ensure the full flow of water can move over that try/lid without spilling over the sides of the sump, should it clog. Drilling some 1/2" holes around where the socks mount would ensure that is a non-issue
And zip ties lolThank god for duct tape and egg crate/lighting diffuser lol