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Re: small filtration
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A couple of times taking the bio-balls out to rinse them,and he'll think twice.
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Re: small filtration
It will make it quite hard to succeed with invertebrates such as shrimp, crabs, snails, corals, anemones, as you will have most likely have continual high nitrates that will only be kept remotely in line with frequent water changes above and beyond what would be necessary without the bio ball trickle filter (wet/dry). Plus wasted prime space and wasted money.
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