djlen Fish?.......What Fish? Aug 19, 2002 3,515 0 0 Somerdale, New Jersey USA Sep 28, 2004 #2 No. Unnecessary, except to remove medications. Len
P phanmc AC Members Jun 24, 2004 2,068 0 0 Visit site Sep 28, 2004 #3 For those that dose additional nutrients like Flourish, the carbon will remove some of it from the water as well.
For those that dose additional nutrients like Flourish, the carbon will remove some of it from the water as well.
T TKOS Registered User of Fish Feb 6, 2003 5,888 0 60 51 Nova Scotia, Canada tkos.unsta.com Sep 28, 2004 #4 Keep some on hand as was mentioned for meds but stick to sponges as a filter material. It has worked for the past 2 years for me.
Keep some on hand as was mentioned for meds but stick to sponges as a filter material. It has worked for the past 2 years for me.
R RTR AC Members Oct 5, 1998 5,806 0 0 Braddock Heights, MD Sep 28, 2004 #6 And sponges have worked as well for me, but more like 20 years. I also keep a sealed jar of carbon on hand, in case I get tannin coloration from driftwood - which weakens my already weak lighting.
And sponges have worked as well for me, but more like 20 years. I also keep a sealed jar of carbon on hand, in case I get tannin coloration from driftwood - which weakens my already weak lighting.