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[AGA Member] First post: tank oxygenation with power heads
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- Subject: [AGA Member] First post: tank oxygenation with power heads
- From: Colin Alston <karnaugh@karnaugh.za.net>
- Date: Tue, 08 Jun 2004 20:43:29 +0200
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Hi
My first post to this list (not even sure if its active)
I recently had a bit of an upset where the air pump on my airlift tube
sponge filter system died. I only found this out when I found one of my
2 fish on the floor of my apartment because it jumped out for some
reason (bashed the hood off and all), whether the two problems are
related or not I dont know. I think there must have been some rapid
nasty nitrate increase because I quickly changed half the water to get
my remaining friend through the night and it seemd instantly much
happier when I did.
Anyway I've decided I'm sick of wasting money on rubbish diaphragm air
pumps so got a power head and filter all-in-one thing (Fluval 1). It
seems to be going great, and my fish seems to enjoy the current (and you
cant beat how quiet it is!). Anyhow my question is what about air? I
dont really have any plants (they always get eaten and turn into an eye
sore) I read about venturi valves or something but is it really
necesary? For the time being I just raised the power head outlet a bit
so it creates a few bubbles. Should I invest in some sturdier plants?
Any feedback appreciated
- Regards.
--
Colin Alston <karnaugh@karnaugh.za.net>
Quantum Logic Chicken:
The chicken is distributed probabalistically on all sides of the
road until you observe it on the side of your course.
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