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Will this type of filter remove fine particles? I already have a filter for treating the water, I want to remove fine particles now.Fishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.
110 gal Tall (Angel Community)
29 gal (Planted Puffer)
10 gal (snails and small planted)
5 gal Hex (shrimp)
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Originally posted by freespool View PostWill this type of filter remove fine particles? I already have a filter for treating the water, I want to remove fine particles now.
Nutrafin Clear Fast Particulate Water Clarifier
To my understanding it binds to the small particles and makes them bigger so that my filter will catch them. However, it’s for freshwater only.
I have not got to a sw setup yet, getting prepared for that so I don’t know what I’ll do when in your position, if you find something, please post.
Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Thanks Marvin, I got some of that today, but want to give some new polishing pads for the Fuval a chance before I go adding chemicals. Big thanks to all of you, especially those who said to use sand. It looks great. I went by Fish Paradise today and picked up a few fish (2 pair of African chiclids) to start the tank. When the water clears better, hopefully by tomorrow night, I will get some pics up. Maybe another entry into the POTM!!!Fishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.
110 gal Tall (Angel Community)
29 gal (Planted Puffer)
10 gal (snails and small planted)
5 gal Hex (shrimp)
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Here is an updated pic of the tank. I am still wanting to upgrade the lighting and add another small filter.
Stats: 110 gal long. 2x 24" florescent basic lights, sand rock substrate, (Decor: large rocks, driftwood, artificial plants), stacked rock background with love cave, basic heater, and Fluval 404 filter. on wood stand.
Fishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.
110 gal Tall (Angel Community)
29 gal (Planted Puffer)
10 gal (snails and small planted)
5 gal Hex (shrimp)
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Originally posted by freespool View PostOK now what..... I removed the gravel and bought 2 50# bags of pool filter sand. The sand i got came from warehouse pools and has the name "Sea Gull" on it. It says it is a silica based, triple filtered, sanitized, etc. Is this sand OK? It is not white, but tan. I put in some, but did not want to put it all in till I hear from the pros. Please Advise.
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Setback today. I built a wood hood and added some trim to the wood stand to cover the trim on the tank itself (it had some scratches and chip on corner). Took the door from the cabinet into Home Depot to match the stain color. Well, I built the top, added the trim and stained it. The stain color was WAY off from the original and looks like crap. Now I have to paint the entire base and to top black to cover the mismatched colors. I prefer the look of wood grain, but black paint is guaranteed to match all. The fun part will be painting the base stand with the tank on it. I am not going to drain it now. Will post pics of the top and base later this week once it is painted.Fishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.
110 gal Tall (Angel Community)
29 gal (Planted Puffer)
10 gal (snails and small planted)
5 gal Hex (shrimp)
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Well, I got the primer put on the stand and the first coat of black down. I had to paint this stand with the tank on it. This is not easy and I do not recommend it. I also primed and put the first coat on the hood.
Fishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.
110 gal Tall (Angel Community)
29 gal (Planted Puffer)
10 gal (snails and small planted)
5 gal Hex (shrimp)
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It is finally done. Here is my final modified stand and home made hood.
Fishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.
110 gal Tall (Angel Community)
29 gal (Planted Puffer)
10 gal (snails and small planted)
5 gal Hex (shrimp)
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