RE: sponge filters

["Mike Chappell" <chippell@sgi.net>]

Cameron,

With a sponge filter you will need a few little things - air supply via air
pump(for one sponge filter it does not have to be of any size) You may need
a air line valve to adjust air flow into your sponge filter.  And some air
tubing to get from your air supply to your filter.  A suggestion may just to
use a simply sponge filter, as I do carry them I'll sell large pore sponge
filter with lift tubes for abtou 3.25 or so each. A "hydro" sponge will be
less ecoonmical doing basically the same filtration.  And the place whom
carry's the sponge filters and air tubing is listed below my name:) Just my
2 cents.

Mike Chappell
TGA

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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-apisto@admin.listbox.com
[mailto:owner-apisto@admin.listbox.com]On Behalf Of Cameron Case
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2001 2:58 PM
To: apisto@listbox.com
Subject: sponge filters


I have two things.  First, from anyone who knows, what size "Hydro" sponge
filter would be good on a 20L w/ plants and (eventually) apistos
(additionally, what else do I need other than a pump and some tubing)?
Second, from the killi list, here is a place they claim has really good
prices on sponge filters   www.4fishstuff.com

Thanks,
Cameron


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