Filters work great!

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Filters work great!

Post by JediMasterThrash » Fri Sep 23, 2005 2:10 pm

If you remember from my post, I got two Duetto 50 three-stage filters for my fresh and saltwater ponds.

I've got some great results to report. The water is still clear. After about 1-2 weeks, the outflow water decreases significantly, indicating the mechanical filter has become saturated.

But it's really simple. I just turn them off, open it up, and rinse out the "mechanical filter" (which is really just a fancy mesh sponge) to get rid of the clogged up guck (mostly eco-earth), and pop it back in, and it works like new again!
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Post by NaRnAR » Fri Sep 23, 2005 3:10 pm

I run those in my betta tanks and I absolutely LOVE them. I am planning on using them in my new tank when I set it up.

Good to know they are still working for you!!
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Post by Guest » Fri Sep 23, 2005 3:39 pm

How do you deal with the issue of claws and electrical wires? I'm very interested in those filters, but I'm using Small World ones because they're just air driven. I have some jumbos that can tear anything up and I'd hate for them (or me) to get accidentally electrocuted.

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