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Re: loud wisper filter



Tom Krause" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> The newest idea in aqauristics is to accept mulm. Every lake, river, open
> water has mulm. Mulm has the advantage, that the water is getting more
> stabile/substanial( pH, carbonate). Mulm has a anaerobe milieu ( No
oxigene)
> inside. Here nitrate will be reduced and nutrivite substances stay  at the
> waterplant´s disposal (i hope i translated it correctly). Without Mulm in
> the tank water is much less stabile. Mulm must not be in the tank
directly,
> so that you can see it. You can hide the mulm in the filter, behind
> plants,...

Where are you from?? because, not only does that sound 'different' but it's
nothing I've EVER heard before, atleast on this side of the pond, the US
side that is.... Mulm is, said to be, fish poop, decaying plant matter, and
that being said, is basically plant food....  I do agree that mulm is ok to
'be' there, but not in abundance, or to a point that it precipitates water
chemistry changes... too much CAN be a bad thing....

> The best possibility to accept mulm and to have a good working filter is
to
> install a "Hamburger Mattenfilter". Is these kind of Filter here known???
> Links (Sorry in german, but the picktures are multilingual):
>
> www.sr500t.de/mattenf.html
> www.tuttas.de/aquaristik/konstruktion.htm
>
> if someone is interested in this Filter, i´ll try to explain it in
> english...(for me still relativ difficult) sorry for my bad english

Looks like an overflow filter in a way, but still not convinced that's the
'new thing in aquaria'

> p.s.:
> Mulm is NOT responsible for illness !!!but The Quality of the water
(Nitrat,
> Nitrit, Ammonium/ Ammoniak (NH3, NH4), H2S, ...
> mulm makes the quality of water better, IF (!!!) regular water changes are
> made !!!

Glad you stopped by and showed us that... pretty interesting I must say...
Funny that the only fish in that tank are Otos and cardinal shrimp...

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