Ryanne
Member
I recently got a Fluval g3 filter. It is telling me the conductivity is out of range and I can't figure out what that means. I have looked over the manual and searched the internet. Does anyone know what that means?
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Conductivity issue
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Kingfisher
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Hi Ryanne,
I don't have that filter but I looked at the manual quickly. You might have to go into the operational setting and adjust the conductivity points to a wider range. Look on page 14-15 of the manual.
I don't have that filter but I looked at the manual quickly. You might have to go into the operational setting and adjust the conductivity points to a wider range. Look on page 14-15 of the manual.
Kingfisher
Member
Hi Ryanne,
THat's a pretty fancy filter! I just use my canister filter to remove axolotl poop.
I not actually sure what the parameters should be. I think conductivity is used for saltwater tanks. The level of conductivity increases as more minerals get into the water. Since axolotl want just clean fresh water, maybe if you put the conductivity points to the lowest setting on minimum parameter and the maximum to the highest, it may not trigger an alarm. And maybe turn off the alarm.
Hope that helps!
THat's a pretty fancy filter! I just use my canister filter to remove axolotl poop.
I not actually sure what the parameters should be. I think conductivity is used for saltwater tanks. The level of conductivity increases as more minerals get into the water. Since axolotl want just clean fresh water, maybe if you put the conductivity points to the lowest setting on minimum parameter and the maximum to the highest, it may not trigger an alarm. And maybe turn off the alarm.
Hope that helps!
I appreciate your help.