Reply With Quotehow about first the plants, then the wool and bioballs, so that the plants get the first pickings of the nitrogen etc.
WKS, you mean something like this lousy drawing?
*Green part is filter wool, black circles are bio balls and green stripes are plants. Blue lines are water movement*
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how about first the plants, then the wool and bioballs, so that the plants get the first pickings of the nitrogen etc.
Oh, the rare old Whale, mid storm and gale. In his ocean home will be. A giant in might, where might is right. And King of the boundless sea.
The water dripping down would have a raining effect right? I read elsewhere that cories breed more easily if they think its raining. Possible?
Oh, the rare old Whale, mid storm and gale. In his ocean home will be. A giant in might, where might is right. And King of the boundless sea.
[quote="Sky Devil"]WKS, you mean something like this lousy drawing?
*Green part is filter wool, black circles are bio balls and green stripes are plants. Blue lines are water movement*
Yep, if everything works perfectly, you don't have to change water, just top up the water caused by evaporation. The only problem is that you need to prune or even replace the land plants when they grow too big.
Hi guys, back with this new idea. What about this? Seriously need your opinion
The compartment without holes on the left is where the real filter lies. The whole thing goes around the top of the tank and eventually flows that.
At the water outlet, can I make the outlet swirl? Like as it gives out water it turns? The pressure must be very high right?
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