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Air Pumps
- Thread starter Cizza
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I use tetra-tec air pumps. http://www.fishandfins.co.uk/tetrapumps.htm
I've found them to be very reliable. I use their largest model to aerate most of my tanks.
I've found them to be very reliable. I use their largest model to aerate most of my tanks.
lims
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Mark do you use this instead of a filter or aswell as?
What size tanks do u use it in?
cheers
Hi, the bulk of my tanks are unfiltered. I have a 4ft glass tank which uses an internal submersible filter but the rest are as per this post: http://www.caudata.org/forum/showthread.php?t=49415 with just a line for aeration. 10 tanks run off the one air pump. For small tanks many keepers use air driven sponge or corner filters. For large set-ups you may require mechanical filtration.
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Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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