Wet/Dry info?

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benito1188;1638569; said:
are there diffrent sizes for those filters(wet/dry)? cause most ive seen are pretty big, some even have plants in it(is this even the filter that wer talking about?) big enough to be another furniture(you know what i mean?)
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Whats been going on here since iv been gone, this is some funny stuff!!
 
yea im running a rena canister filter with my wet/dry and i thinks it not really doing much of anything compared to the wet/dry. I think it might be a waste of electricity, lol.

also benito1188 i built all my stuff DIY style, i suggest you do the same if you dont want to spend a lot of money. It cost about 100$'s to make everything. It probably would of cost me 300-400$'s if i were to go out and buy a similar setup.

Yesterday i went and bought some more nylon scrubbies. they came 6 in a bag and i bought about 15 bags, lol for 1.50 each. Everyone in line gave me some weird looks "what is this kid buying so many pot scrubbers for"

maaa furshies
 
Step Away from the PotScrubbies!!

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djlancer88;1642408; said:
Yesterday i went and bought some more nylon scrubbies. they came 6 in a bag and i bought about 15 bags, lol for 1.50 each. Everyone in line gave me some weird looks "what is this kid buying so many pot scrubbers for"

maaa furshies
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I bought about 20 bags at Big Lots and the lady said she was glad she wasn't going with me to do all of that cleaning. When I told her they were going into a fish tank filter I think I blew her mind. :D
 
Ceramic is more expensive dj, but i've dumped quite abit of money in setups that were eventually replaced by better quality. So i paid twice. Ask anyone who's "saved money" on a cheap protein skimmer or UV filter! But srsly I'm j/k so no worries about your scrubbies. Bioballs are expensive (as hell) also but not to difficult to find used in an everything-must-go quitting the hobby sale. Also check your lfs! I love making them take me in the back where they store their "junk". Hey, that's meh treasure!
 
haha yea, i bought a 30 gal used tank for 150. then after discovering this site and sitting and reading for hours made me realized how bad i got ripped off....SO its NEVER gonna happen EVER again!!

to dj, yea, i do think DIY is the best way to go, cause you can always customized/change or whatever you need to do more to your project, than buying a specific thing that has everything written down that you have to follow. and its also good for your wallet
 
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You spent 150 on a 30 gallon tank???? i feel really bad for you!! but hey it happens... i guess. i payed less then that for my 90
 
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