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Aquarium Filter Media Reddit. I've kept filters with the same bio media for years, everything from lava rocks and dish sponges to expensive eheim substrat pro. If you take say a quarter of your mature. I would like to see what you guys use in your. Mechanical media (like sponges) pull physical matter from the water but they're also a great home for beneficial bacteria, which are. Filter media is only rinsed in tank water, not tap water, not ro water, in saltwater tank, in no form of freshwater. Most things say every 4 weeks but i found other threads explaining that the filter media holds the good bacteria, so changing it is getting rid of a. It's as simple as that. Just put some mature media in your new tank's filter when you add fish. Some often recommended ceramic media are: If you want to use ceramic. I have been trying different filter media in my canister filters, but i don't know what works best. Fluval biomax, seachem matrix, and biohome ultimate.

I would like to see what you guys use in your. Some often recommended ceramic media are: Fluval biomax, seachem matrix, and biohome ultimate. I have been trying different filter media in my canister filters, but i don't know what works best. Just put some mature media in your new tank's filter when you add fish. If you take say a quarter of your mature. I've kept filters with the same bio media for years, everything from lava rocks and dish sponges to expensive eheim substrat pro. Mechanical media (like sponges) pull physical matter from the water but they're also a great home for beneficial bacteria, which are. If you want to use ceramic. Filter media is only rinsed in tank water, not tap water, not ro water, in saltwater tank, in no form of freshwater.

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Aquarium Filter Media Reddit If you want to use ceramic. I would like to see what you guys use in your. Some often recommended ceramic media are: Fluval biomax, seachem matrix, and biohome ultimate. If you want to use ceramic. Just put some mature media in your new tank's filter when you add fish. Mechanical media (like sponges) pull physical matter from the water but they're also a great home for beneficial bacteria, which are. I have been trying different filter media in my canister filters, but i don't know what works best. I've kept filters with the same bio media for years, everything from lava rocks and dish sponges to expensive eheim substrat pro. Most things say every 4 weeks but i found other threads explaining that the filter media holds the good bacteria, so changing it is getting rid of a. Filter media is only rinsed in tank water, not tap water, not ro water, in saltwater tank, in no form of freshwater. It's as simple as that. If you take say a quarter of your mature.