My DIY fiter for nano tank..
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My DIY fiter for nano tank..
Hey guys there is my DIY filter for my nano tank..you ideas and suggestions are welcome..
thinks which i have used in this DIY filter...
1. Air Pump
2. Electric Fitting Pipe
3. Electric Fitting Elbo
I am planing to attach one plastic cup with full of Cotton or some other thing at water outlet..your idea and suggestions are welcome..so comment on it.
thinks which i have used in this DIY filter...
1. Air Pump
2. Electric Fitting Pipe
3. Electric Fitting Elbo
I am planing to attach one plastic cup with full of Cotton or some other thing at water outlet..your idea and suggestions are welcome..so comment on it.
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Re: My DIY fiter for nano tank..
very nice idea ,and can somebody explain the working of this filter
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Re: My DIY fiter for nano tank..
Instead of a plastic cup at the outlet.. you can place it on the substrate fixed to that plastic pipe.. It works like a sponge filter..
Good start.. Nice idea..
Good start.. Nice idea..
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This works similar to a sponge filterishaan wrote:very nice idea ,and can somebody explain the working of this filter
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Re: My DIY fiter for nano tank..
It is a small DIY sponge filter.
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Re: My DIY fiter for nano tank..
thanks for idea dude..cichlids wrote:as everyone says its a sponge filter...ishaan wrote:very nice idea ,and can somebody explain the working of this filter
cichlids wrote:Instead of a plastic cup at the outlet.. you can place it on the substrate fixed to that plastic pipe.. It works like a sponge filter..
Good start.. Nice idea..
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Re: My DIY fiter for nano tank..
Its a Sponge filter prototype that needs a sponge to perform its work - Biological and Physical filtration. But very innovative indeed- Good job! We can now make a DIY filter at a fraction of cost of sponge filters sold in shops. But is that a metal wire you are using to hang the filter's pipe on the aquarium glass?? In my opinion, you would want to replace that metal wire with something more inert. If you plan to keep fish or inverts in this Nano, metal leaching out from the wire may be harmful for them.
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Re: My DIY fiter for nano tank..
Thanks Dj Mankotia...yes its my prototype..yes that Metal wire ...i am looking for GI Wire but i didnt find any so i use metal wire ..sooner, i am going to replace that wire with something else in which i can hang this prototype filter but still looking for that thing..sooner i am going to find out and replace that metal wire...djmankotia wrote:Its a Sponge filter prototype that needs a sponge to perform its work - Biological and Physical filtration. But very innovative indeed- Good job! We can now make a DIY filter at a fraction of cost of sponge filters sold in shops. But is that a metal wire you are using to hang the filter's pipe on the aquarium glass?? In my opinion, you would want to replace that metal wire with something more inert. If you plan to keep fish or inverts in this Nano, metal leaching out from the wire may be harmful for them.
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Re: My DIY fiter for nano tank..
Normally this is used for side/back filters
You can very well use it for top filter, it ll be much more effecient filter then with much more media and suitable for planted.
Only change is you should use a thinner pipe for higher lift.
You can very well use it for top filter, it ll be much more effecient filter then with much more media and suitable for planted.
Only change is you should use a thinner pipe for higher lift.
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Re: My DIY fiter for nano tank..
Nice idea I can use this one as top filter also .. but this is 1/2 inch pipe..from where i can get more thinner pipe..top filtermarsaiko wrote:Normally this is used for side/back filters
You can very well use it for top filter, it ll be much more effecient filter then with much more media and suitable for planted.
Only change is you should use a thinner pipe for higher lift.