The water is cycled through the filter. So it's basically like being a part of the tank.Wouldn't that mean the bacteria would be only in the filter and not in the tank (Sorry, not really fluent on how bacteria works in the tank)?
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The water is cycled through the filter. So it's basically like being a part of the tank.Wouldn't that mean the bacteria would be only in the filter and not in the tank (Sorry, not really fluent on how bacteria works in the tank)?
Bacteria lives on surfaces and not in water column.i will try find you good video from doctor tim to watchWouldn't that mean the bacteria would be only in the filter and not in the tank (Sorry, not really fluent on how bacteria works in the tank)?
Dr. Tim mentions removing your filter sock. Should I remove the sponge and carbon and only keep the biomedia?
I found this very interesting and learnt lots lots from it.
Some stuff above my pay grade but i used what needed and ditched the rest.maybe i understand more as my journey continues
I take it your sponge is inside your internal or hob filter? If so then imo i would leave it in for extra surface area for bacteria to colonise.Dr. Tim mentions removing your filter sock. Should I remove the sponge and carbon and only keep the biomedia?