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kirsten
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Hi all
Since getting my larger tank I have noticed a decline in water quality, and I have had trouble keeping it clean. I was assured by the pet shop guy that the filter I had was still suitable for a larger tank but now I'm not so sure.
Anyway I was looking at some new filters and I noticed that some have spray bars. Is this generally a better option to go for? (I noticed the Axolotl tank example on axolotl.caudata.org uses a spray bar)
Also, should I be looking at how many litres the filter does per hour, or just how many litres the filter is supposed to be suitable for?
Sorry for such "newbie" questions but I'd rather sound stupid now then be regretting it with sick Axos later down the track.
Since getting my larger tank I have noticed a decline in water quality, and I have had trouble keeping it clean. I was assured by the pet shop guy that the filter I had was still suitable for a larger tank but now I'm not so sure.
Anyway I was looking at some new filters and I noticed that some have spray bars. Is this generally a better option to go for? (I noticed the Axolotl tank example on axolotl.caudata.org uses a spray bar)
Also, should I be looking at how many litres the filter does per hour, or just how many litres the filter is supposed to be suitable for?
Sorry for such "newbie" questions but I'd rather sound stupid now then be regretting it with sick Axos later down the track.