After the water in my 200 gallon system goes through my 200 micron DIY parabolic filter sieve screen, two 200 micron filter socks (dirty water directed from the trough), and after my 30 gallon sand and gravel filter.
My water is getting a slight cloudiness to it due to the frequent feeding of fine powder starter feed to the 2000 or so trout fry in the main tank. I do keep the solids that settle in the bottom vacuumed out on a regular basis.
The think is the fry are really sensitive to suspend solids, and I thought since I have this thing laying around, as it came with a pool I use as a holding tank for seining, I could try it as an experiment. Worst case scenario it clogs too rapidly to be of use, and I discontinue using it. However it's not like the water is very dirty by the time it exits the sand filter, and would then be run through the cartridge filter before it goes back to the 160 gallon tank with 140 gallons of water.
Thoughts?
My water is getting a slight cloudiness to it due to the frequent feeding of fine powder starter feed to the 2000 or so trout fry in the main tank. I do keep the solids that settle in the bottom vacuumed out on a regular basis.
The think is the fry are really sensitive to suspend solids, and I thought since I have this thing laying around, as it came with a pool I use as a holding tank for seining, I could try it as an experiment. Worst case scenario it clogs too rapidly to be of use, and I discontinue using it. However it's not like the water is very dirty by the time it exits the sand filter, and would then be run through the cartridge filter before it goes back to the 160 gallon tank with 140 gallons of water.
Thoughts?

