How To: The Ultimate Filtration- Sumps!
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- #Aquarium #Sump #DIY #Aquaponics
In-depth review on sumps and how YOU can accomplish the same great results! Check out why a sump set up is......in my opinion, the BEST all around filtration system bar none.
The shear volume a sump contains allows for a variety of different media of your choice. They attribute to a high oxygen level and unmatched gas exchange due to the turbulent water moving through the pipes to and from the display tank, in addition to the amount of surface are in each section. With little to no maintenance required, is a win-win for me.
My 300 gallon tank for example, I spend roughly ONE minute per week on maintenance- which is the time it takes me to swap out two filter socks. Every 2.5 - 3 weeks I will change out the bed matting sheets, which is also just a couple minutes of my time. The highlight to my sump design is the aquaponics system and MOST importantly, the Constant Drip System....which has been a game changer. No manual water changes have been done since its installation, and the results are phenomenal.
The majority of my sumps are DIY, I like to customize to my liking. It is not as tough as you may think! Give it a try! - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
One of the best freshwater sumps I have seen online.
It's really insane. I have never seen such filtration system before. I have seen n number of videos on filtration, but this one is really stands out of all.
Mate! This is what I have been looking for over 2 yrs!! I have googled for so long to find a video on silent overflow. You have explained something I feel stupid knowing that it us really so simple. Thank you mate, you have made day 👍
Tag this as an aquarium silent overflow system. I would have paid for the knowledge.
Thanks again legend 👍
Glad I was able to help 😁
I like the constant water change on the freshwater system. The plumbing on the salt water system is quite nice. I personally have all-in-one tanks due to limited space but I do like your methods. :)
Extremely informative and one thing surprised me the most was clearity of water maintained for a year and a half, and still going on well!
👀👍🙂
Got out the hobby about 10 years ago and I love your setup! Mine was very similar but the auto water changes is next level. Very well done!
Thanks! A BIG change coming to the 300 setup/sump, video to follow in the next couple of days.
I have been lucky enough to see this setup first hand! Especially the work done in the basement to shore up the support for the weight. An absolutely amazing setup. Tell Tyler Saxo says hello!
Thank you, Michael, I certainly will! Hope you guys are all doing great, and have a wonderful holiday! Hello to Saxo!
Absolutely Brilliant! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT! It's all about making it as easy as possible.
Thanks! Low maintenance is key to me.
Great info, great video...thanks for sharing!
Awesome set up
Always awesome keep up the good work your pal Sal 👌🤘😎
Love your sumps! They are the only way to go, my opinion. I would like to see more about how you have your aquaponics box set up and flow thru. Thanks for sharing.
I do have in-depth vids on the aquaponics system and how it is set up. I will make a new one.
These sumps are incredible.
Thanks, glad you like them!
Great video, well done
great explanation, I will build now for my tank
Amazing!
This is my favorite diy setup. Amazing job on everything man. I followed everything on fb thread too lol.
Thank you and thanks for your support!! I am very passionate about this hobby as you can see how excited I get about sumps lol.
You are a mad scientist bro! Lol You can build anything!! Love your sumps! Great video! 👍
Thanks Kevin! I do love to build 😝
Outstanding setup mate!!! My dream is to have a 100 cichlid tank with your sump filtration with no water change system. :D And I loved the Orange and Blue theme with lights for the sump 🤩🤩
As always great video. I have to say I love your fish,scapes and your backgrounds but your attention to detail on your sumps and plumbing is 2nd to none. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the support Gregg! My OCD wouldn’t allow anything less 😂
@@Jetblink619 have a couple of questions if you dont mind. Do you have chloramines in your water supply? If so does your hma filter remove them effectively? Also how hard/soft is your water? Thanks.
@@greggireland4060 no chloromines...we have chlorine in our water here.
Water hardness is about middle ground.
@@Jetblink619 thanks for the reply. 👍
This is the best filtration system that I've seen yet . I like the construction because you can actually see the water change as it cycles which is better then the fx5 and 6 . To me I can see it doing more than what it was designed to do,, like a giant water filtration system for outside environment that may have contaminated toxins like ponds, lakes , rivers or even our oceans if you think big. However it may be possible to create a patent for every home that may be in an area where there is city water that is contaminated with lead, nickel, High concentrates of salt and calcium that is to say if you have that kind of imaginative idea. Just the same I wish good luck on your idea. I will be subscribing to you next month. Please and thank you for your time.
Amazing!!!.
Wow just wow
You are the only home aquarist that I have seen who has used aquaponics to clean water. I had a 1000 litre African tank changing 200-300 litres a week with nitrates hovering around 120-160ppm to trickling water into overhead plants (devils ivy) . Nitrates down to 10-20ppm , 1 monthly water change at 40-60litres.
You have an awesome setup
Thank you much! This system has been running itself for well over a year now (no manual water changes since installing the constant drip system). I clean the filter pads once every couple of weeks and that’s about it.
Probably spend about 10 minutes a month on tank maintenance on this setup.
I run a heavily planted tank+hanging pothos and eliminate all nitrates. I think part of why I can eliminate completely is because I fertilize- plants can only use up the nitrate that they have appropriate nutrients to process with. Nowhere near the scale of 1KL but I thought it may be worth a mention.
More complex and expensive than I would want but very impressive! The perfect system!
Great system and that orange piping looks cool the only thing I would change is get rid of the ceramic rings and replace it with biohome ultimate its amazing stuff
You should give classes on building sumps!!! I really enjoyed your video. You did an excellent job narrating the video
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, I love your sump tank. Are you able to draft out a diagram how it works?
good job ..8/10
que tipo de bomba tiene para mover el k 1 ...muchas gracias
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You should have 1 million subscribers love ur saltwater tank
Thanks so much! A bunch more to come! Thanks for your support, appreciate it!
Hi Your filter systems look gorgeous and effective. Can you give me few tips on K1 media filteration. Thanks
perfect filtration system
what soil substrate are you using for aquaponics system ?
To give a good jump start With the ammonia breakdown. I highly recommend getting some aeration stones inside the sock chamber. Not a side the actual sock . But in the chamber. Adding oxygen will help so much 😅
There was a fish in the salt water sump! Very nice systems.
He was in time out
Thanks for the walkthrough. Really interesting and fine workmanship on all the DIY work. You use a vast variety of filtration methods which clearly seems to work well for you.
Pity the saltwater tank light was off, would have been nice to see that as well. Keep up the good content and looking forward to your fish room. You clearly have the time, resources and craftsmanship to create excellent work, so it will be a pleasure to see your channel develop and your hobby flourish. Good luck.
Have you calculated your energy costs?
Thanks so much for the support! Unfortunately a long video but I get asked about the sumps all the time so hope it will answer some questions. I’ll make a video on the saltwater tank and will start to showing all (29) tanks running in the house.
As for the electricity used, all of my set ups are pretty energy-efficient believe it or not. The 300 for example only runs one main DC pump (at 70%), a heater, UV sterilizer, 2 wave makers, and LED light strip. So for a tank that size...not bad on power consumption all things considered.
The fish room....all but two tanks run on one air pump with the sponge filters. So far not terrible.
I’m setting up my first sump on a 125 gallon Discus tank. I would love more detail on your auto change set up. I have to use RODI with remineraliz every and kh booster. Can auto changes be done with “mixed” water ? I
I have well water that uses a water softener. PH is 7.5 and about 8 on hardness, so I'm thinking I might not need that 3 cartridge system for an auto change ??
Hi very informative 👍 great vid. We're do you keep your heater in the sumps. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for your support. I keep my heaters on the back wall of the sump.
Respect man Respect.
The timing of this vid is perfect! I'm working on tank #9, biggest yet at 210g. The previous ones are a mix of HOBs and canisters, and I've got no experience with sumps. I've been trying to figure out how to incorporate an auto drip system with a sump, while accounting for evaporation. Float valve!! Check valve is a great idea! Is there any risk with a check valve?? Also trying to figure out filter socks vs roller mat.
This vid is VERY helpful!
Good Morning Phil, I've been using float valves in this manner for a very long time and it is absolutely the way to go in my opinion.
The check valve is on the return line of course and is there in case of a power failur or if I were to manually turn the pump off.,...it instantly stops any back-flow of water going back to the sump.
As for the filter socks....the struggle is real. They are good and help keep my tanks crystal clear but I have also been looking at roller mats lately as a replacement.
What company is the piping from.?. And how do you Glue it together.
Really nice, I love aquariums, I'm inspired here and there. I'd like to make one like yours but unfortunately I don't understand what all the tubes are for in your case, being Italian I don't understand..:/
Amazing!! I am working up towards this...one day! The fish are really thriving so not only does the sump look fabulous, but seems to work incredibly well. One question in the drip system- how do you dechlorinate/remove ammonia continuously??? Also have you managed to create a diagram of this? Really well done!!!
Thanks so much. With the drip system, the carbon filter blocks are there to remove the chlorine out of the water. There is no ammonia in the new water coming in.
Please, where did you get the UV light
I didn't understand... how do you dechlorinate the constant water change?
Very nice set up. I'm curious to how you have the pump positioned in you moving bed chamber to get the media to move like that.
The pump is placed on the back facing towards the front of the sump and tilted upward a little bit.
Any website sell sump kit for 55g or 75g?
Do you have a plumbing diagram, I want to move over to a sump but I have to see a drawing to make sense of it all and your setup is top notch. Although I think I would have to put in a high/low water alarms just because I’m terrified that I would flood my house. Lol
Love the progression of the sump on your main display tank from what it was, to what it is today! Quick question: Since you no longer do water changes due to the drip system, do you still vacuum the substrate? If so, how often? Does the decrease in water after vacuuming effect anything while the drip system catches up to the correct levels? Thanks.
Thanks! I do not vacuum my sand....ever. Between these big guys always picking it up and spitting it out and moving it around, and the wave makers moving the sand around, it always seems to stay very clean so there’s no need for me to vacuum it.
Badass setup! That's a good way to spend 10k in a 220-300 gallon tank. This hobby is crazy expensive if you wanna do things right, but hey, when you have a passion for something, go for it, you just live once.
Crazy thing is...I don’t have that much money into it. Everything is DIY, yes it still costs money, but at a fraction of the cost versus if I bought it all from a manufacturer.
....that’s what I tell my wife......
@@Jetblink619 hahahahahaha. At least she knows you have sumps, mine doesn't even know that, I tell her the tank filters itself.. lol
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Next tell her you wait for it to rain to do water changes to save on the water bill 👍
@@Jetblink619 Yep, Its all a natural process, the only difference is that happens in house now.
Great video! Could you do an equipment list on the 210 Salt?
Thank you.
Main pump is a Jebao DCP 10,000
Jebao SCP 150 sine wavemaker
Hygger 800W Titanium digital heater
Reef Octopus Skimmer
Aquatic Guys AGS 250 algae scrubber
Kessil A360X lights
Great job on the video. Those sumps are beautiful . Can’t wait to see more! I’m building one right now so this was perfect.
I noticed you had the uv sterilizers placed horizontally, not vertically. Is it still working well. Can you point out how it’s hooked up? That’s my next project.
Thanks! All of my UV sterilizer’s are mounted horizontally, I have never had an issue and they seem to be working great. I will make a video on UV sterilizer’s!
@@Jetblink619 thanks! That’d be awesome!! I’ve really enjoyed your UA-cam videos. They’re really helpful! Keep up the great work!!😀
Hey brilliant setup very impressive. How many litres of k1 are you using. Is it k1 micro? Thanks
Thank you. I no longer use K1 media. I have removed K1 media from all of my tanks and have replaced it with marinepure blocks and spheres.
Nicely done! What is that bracket you are using to hold your drip tube? TIA
Thank you, that I believe is an eshopps auto top off ball valve
I noticed you didn't have the 3 stage water filtration system you used on your main display tank. Do you use a similar system on the smaller grow out tank for you auto fill system
I do yes, same 3 stage sediment/carbon filtration in the basement for auto top off of the tanks down there. Only difference is they have float valves instead of a constant drip system/drain line like you see on my 300G.
I just bought a salt water tank, I don't know the capacity of it yet. I want to put guppies only because I loved them as a child growing up. My tank is like a half oval bull nose tank. I bought it at habitat for humanity and have no idea how it works. I know its got a pump and 3 compartment built into it on the flat back part of the tank. I don’t see any holes with outlets or returns on it, just a simple hose that shoots the water back into the tank. I would appreciate any help you can give me. Please lol
Thank you, Hector. If we can chat some other way please tell me how? Thanks again for your help
awesome walkthrough of your sump! love it. just to check on your main display, are you using a powerhead or pump to move the K1?
if so, what is the capacity of it?
The pump I use in the K1 is a Sicce model 5
@@Jetblink619 sweet - thanks buddy. love the flow in your k1 compartment, will definitely get something similar to mimic the flow.
This video is really helpful for me thankyou for sharing this video . I have one question sir - are you using submersible pump in fish tank for water get out from tank
No this is a drilled tank that has an overflow box in each corner. It is hidden behind the 3D background
@@Jetblink619 I tried the same but dirt and waste is settling at the bottom of tank
can i get more info on that bedding you get from walmart, ive been buying filter media on amazon and im looking for another solution that doesnt cost as much. also how many gph would you say your adding with the constant drip system. is that basically an RO filter? do you dose for chlorine/chloramine?
The rolls of bedding mat material I get from Walmart are in the pillow stuffing section. You get a bunch of it for dirt cheap and it is perfect. You can rinse it out and reuse it a handful of times so each package lasts me a long time.
I am dripping just over 1 gallon per hour constantly into the tank. It goes through this filtration system which consists of a sediment block to remove fine particles, then through two different micron carbon filters to remove the chlorine.
Amazing filtration system, the slow but constant water change is brilliant... Why the aquarium looks like an overcrowded desert?
what brand is the 3d backround on your tanks ?
Aquadecor on my 300, all my other tanks are 3D backgrounds I made.
What did you do to create the movement of K1
Wave maker pump
How did you create the aquaponics for the plants?
Long story short, I strategically cut and built the piping under the tank to route through a plastic flower box that is full of lava rock with the plants. That being said it is basically a whole filter in itself really with the amount of lava rock I have along with the plants.
How did you stir or agitate those K1 media?
Wavemaker
Awesome setup and information! Can you tell me how you dechlorinate the water that you use as an ATO/trickle exchange?
Check out the video I just posted, it shows the constant drip/auto water change system. You will see the carbon blocks in the three canister filter on the right side. ua-cam.com/video/aCYQej84czs/v-deo.html
@@Jetblink619 I watched that video last night. So if I am understanding correctly, you've essentially built a RO system, correct? I'm installing a new planted discus tank. I've learned some things from my last tank, and want to improve upon them. We will be hooked up to water and drain for ease of water changes. Our sump is 80 gallons, with 5 of those as a ATO chamber. We've long looked into "auto" changes, but haven't found the proper resources. I'm also very interested in the fluidized media bed, and your video has been extremely helpful.
@@littlekensho correct, one sediment cartridge and two different micron carbon cartridges.
What air pump are you using? You mention "Sise"? Can not find this ?
Assuming you are referring to the K1 media, no air pumps. Wave maker
Very nice! Let me ask you a question if I could.. We just got a 180 gallon tank and I'm really looking to do a drip and drain system like you have but our tap kH is 0 most of the time, so currently with my 75 gallon tank and all my fry tanks, breeders, etc. I use a 63 gallon container with aragonite in the bottom with a wavemaker, and I pretreat the water with safe to dechlorinate and baking soda to adjust kH to around 9-14dKH, then I let it circulate for a day before water changes. I am thinking I need to do some aragonite inline before the drip. Could you help a guy out? I LOVE your setup! This new tank was setup for salt before, but will be cichlids now. It came with a Triton44 sump. Thanks!
If you want to maintain the higher numbers compared to what comes out of your tap, then you will need to implement some form of buffer system obviously. You can do this many ways, you can use a bunch of aragonite, it would have to be a pretty decent amount, you can use crushed coral or crushed oyster shells etc.
I have been crazy busy lately and lacking on the videos but I will make some new videos going more in depth with this stuff.
@@Jetblink619 Would an RO system with an aragonite or buffering cylinder on it do the trick? Or a separate large single buffering cylinder? Also, do you use a tank before your RO system like that comes with an RO system?
@@airshipfpv5972 I used a 3 canister system, like the one you see under my 300 stand, with aragonite and crushed coral a few years ago. It did not buffer the water enough to make it worth it honestly.
Right now I am using a sediment filter followed by two different micron carbon filters. I also made a large crushed coral “reactor” using PVC that was more useful.
I will be setting up new tanks in my basement fish room next week hopefully and will make some more in-depth videos on this.
Can make a video on what overflow device you use?
Tank is a stock Aquaeon reef ready drilled tank.
Where did you purchase the orange piping from?
One of my local fish stores, top notch place. You can buy it online however, I know Bulk Reef Supply sells it, and I’ve seen it sold on eBay. If you put it into Google it should pull up a few places on where to buy it.
What overflows have you used on your tanks? Herbie, Bean Animal, and or Durso? Which one do you like the best? which one is the quietist?
For the most part I have always used Durso and Bean Animal overflow setups. right now I am running three tanks with the Durso setup because that is how the tanks came drilled from the factory with the stock setup, but also because I can tune them to be practically silent. That is what I am currently running on my 300, 210, and 90 gallon tanks.
I am running a Bean Animal on my 120 that is down in my basement. It is a bit louder but has greater waterflow.
The Bean Animal is actually the safest as far as clogging and overflowing the tank goes. I may actually be changing the overflow setup on the 300 to be able to increase the flow.
Stay tuned, there may be a video on the horizon on this.
great tank but too much water changed and what about heating all that water coming in? same water clarity and balance could be achieved with a lot less cost in my opinion!!! any haw great job
Thank u so much! For the last chamber, how to keep k1 flow to return chamber? What filter sock r they?
I use a plastic gutter guard that is used to keep leaves and debris out of gutters. It works really well for me. The holes are just smaller than the K1 so they cannot pass through and there is no water flow restriction.
The filter socks I use are 7" diameter socks. I use both 200 micron, and the finer...100 micron socks.
Thank u! How much K1 do I think is enough for 120 gallon. I think to redesign my sump.
@@QuangNguyen-uc1om I can’t say because I don’t know what your set up is. Just a rough guess would be approximately 1L of K1.
Good luck 👍
Thank u so much for ur time. I just got trigger sapphire34 for my 120. Any suggestion to build more chamber for water flow. I want to switch to k1.
How are you moving the K1 media, is it an aerator or wave maker on the 75 gallon?
Wavemaker
@@Jetblink619 what gph?
Can u use K1 in a saltwater sump
I personally never have, but I do not see a reason why you couldn’t.
could you list down the pumps that you used for each setup please
Main pumps on:
300 and 210 - Jebao DCP-10,000
120 - Jebao DCP 8000
90 - Sicce 5
Impressive, really raising the bar on what the standard should be. 24/7 water changes omg!
on the constant drip system are you conserned with Chlorine and Chloramine from water provider ? or is that handeled with the filtration system
The incoming water is filtered through different stages of carbon to remove the chlorine from the tap.
@@Jetblink619 nice Not just the three canister filter one that you’re showing Beneath the tank
Need a little help, I have a freshwater tank with a sump and I'm using filter socks. I just replaced the sock with a brand new one and getting bubbles overflowing from top of sock. I was able to stop the bubbles by raising the sock about 4" above the sock mount is this normal?
That is a hard question to answer without seeing the setup but yes, most setups will have air in the lines. My set up does not. It does not because I have valves that are tuned to maintain a certain water level in the overflow box and drain lines where there is no air. This makes my system completely silent.
So to answer your question if I’m hearing you correctly...yes your situation is normal
thank you
What the power usage per day?
No clue
Does the UV light counter the benefits of the good bacteria from your media? Probably a really dumb question, but I get the benefits of killing the bad bacteria but it just came out of a media focusing on keeping healthy bacteria.. anyways maybe I am missing something. Thank you!
Yeah… it’s not like the system chooses which bacteria to kill… I dont see the reason behind it too.
I'm trying to build a sump but the acrylic won't adhere to my glass tank (40gal)
Can’t use acrylic baffles unfortunately, even if it does adhere it will fail not too long down the road. I have tried it multiple times.....doesn’t hold up.
Need to use glass baffles.
Whats are you using to keep the K1 from flowing through the baffle?
It is actually a gutter guard that I bought from Home Depot which is basically just a piece of plastic with a ton of holes in it for high water flow but small enough that the media cannot pass through. I also have it angled so the media does not get caught up on it from the flow and just keeps circulating.
@@Jetblink619 Thank you! I am completely ripping off your setup at the moment for a 265 gallon I'm building. And i couldn't for the life of me figure out what that was. Your set ups are amazing!
@@mattheworsini3000 thanks! Before you do that, keep an eye out for a video I will be posting this week on the sump. I completely tore it down over the past few days and rebuilt and re-plumbed the whole system. It is much, much better now… And we will say… A bit fancier. I will be posting a new video in the next few days on it.
@@Jetblink619 Thank you for the heads up! I have been slow rolling it because I want to go all in on it. (This is my first tank build that's drilled so I am definitely intimated by it) I have the 75 gallon tank for the sump but I haven't order the baffles yet or any of the plumbing.
Where are your heaters in this setup?
Heaters are in the dumps on all of my setups.
The 210 has two 300W heaters
The 300 has two 500W heaters
All tanks in the house are controlled by their individual InkbirdSmart WiFi heater controllers.
What’s ur method of cleaning filter socks?
I took a piece of light diffuser and zip tied some 1 inch PVC pipe to the bottom of it. I cut the light diffuser out to fit in my utility sink. This allows the light diffuser to sit at least an inch off the bottom of the tub. I place the filter, socks, on top of the light diffuser have a 2 foot hose connected to a high pressure water nozzle. I have really good pressure coming out so I basically just blast the socks with warm or hot water and I am able to get them completely clean very quickly.
@@Jetblink619 maybe make quick vid on how it’s done? I think people will like that. Ty
whats the trick to not getting primer/glue all over the place?
Assuming you are referring to the pvc gluing…..my trick is I don’t put gobs of it on, I tap it once or twice on the can so it doesn’t run all over the place. If you take your time with it, it will come out very clean and no drips
Why not put the drain at the left side, and fresh water in -maintain at the right side. To me, this is most efficient use of fresh water. The dirtiest water gets discharge out first, and doesnt come in contact with fresh water. Kind of a waste of effort to treat the water then drain it out eventually. IMHO, I believe you will get even better water parameter by changing the drain position.
now i am dreaming again thanks . I am first gonna make it small if thats works i make it for my big tank....
Return pump
What’s simple about this?
Did he say it looks like the fish are floating?
Lol, yes he did, but I'm certain he meant floating in air. A phrase often used with perfectly clear water column and an indication of a near bacteria free water column.
Great video man. Just a friendly fyi, it's pronounced Sea-Chay (Sicce).
Good to know, I’ve been pronooncing it the way I do from hearing it pronounced that way at a couple of the local fish shops.
Learn something new each day!
@@Jetblink619 lol yeah it took for me to hear someone say it. Tanks all look great, someday I'll get the balls to run a sump. Been running HOB filters for like 30 years haha. Though I do have an AIO reef that I am about to get running, so baby steps.....
@@FloodXL nothing wrong with HOB's, I have been running Aquaclear HOB's forEVER and love them! Simple and work great! Using an Aquaclear 70 on one of my fishroom tanks, good stuff!
ceramic rings, k1 media and god knows what else. hmmm ok explains the value of fish
This is a beautiful setup. The fact that you have 0 nitrates means all that media and sump baffles and hydroponics are completely useless :) Your constant water change is what is keeping the water clear and 0 nitrates. You probably don't even have a cycled tank in there because you'd never have enough ammonia to startup bacteria. It's a great idea and I'm going to copy it! It's a lot more difficult for me to get access to a drain and water from my tank as I'm on a concrete slab, but i'll hack something together. Gorgeous fish and great setup!!
*There is clearly beneficial bacteria growing on the k1 fluidized bed and has certainly cycled. I'm certain this tank was also cycled before the constant drip was turned on.
* The total volume of this system is around 360gal. A 1 gallon per hour drip, is equivalent to a 50% water change about every 10 days. It will take approximately 70 days to effectively change 99% of the water in that system.
While the constant drip system aids in keeping nitrate levels low it is only one item in doing so and is not the end all be all for nitrate level reduction, as explained above with effective water change of the drip sytem. The aquaponics system incorporated here is probably responsible for the majority of the nitrate reduction.
So Nice 💘💘💘💘💘💘
magic sponge ,cleaning industrial supplies purchased the long ones.
Ceramic Carbon Water Filter Cartridge 10".
0.5 MICRON NOMINAL WASHABLE CERAMIC CARBON WATER FILTER CARTRIDGE 10".
So....700+ gallons a month down the drain...
That would be great water for landscaping!
That's cool an all an all I use is sumps.but that's just just too much.too much junk too much stuff to keep up with it's just overkill.ill stay with my normal sump.i don't do water changes but once a year 50 percent an have perfect readings in medium planted tank.
I have one tube up and one tube down and if it leaks this time around I'm calling a plumber. I hate plumbing with a passion. This is a horror video for me. I say this in admiration.