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Old 11-08-2010, 10:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i would like to add a little more filtration to my tanks, and im looking for a little input on this.i dont have a sump or refugium on my tanks.on my mollie tank i use 2 powerheads hooked up to airpump to move and airate water trying to mimic a protein skimmer and i have a surface skimmer that collects foam on top and goes into filter.but my gsp not so much into the high water flow like that,i would like to do some mangroves for his tank but where would i put them?i want to put them in the tank,how would i go about doing that or is there a better place to have them,ive read that you really cant move them around once they start getting established
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