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"Alex R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "^*^ Vosklady ^*^" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hello, > > > > I've recently gotten into having live plants in my tank. I'm currently > > running an AquaClear 500 on my 55 gal. I'm having to clean the filter out > > often (to remove plant debris and not to clean the media) due to clogging. > > Is there a filter out there that can handle plant debris without clogging > so > > easily? > > > > Any thoughts/recommendations/opinions appreciated. :) > > > Which part of the AquaClear filter is getting clogged? If you're using an > extended intake tube, and the place where it gets clogged is where the outer > tube meets the inner tube, then you can simply cut off the inner tube's mesh > and it won't clog there anymore. (I hope you understand which part I'm > talking about.) I used to have the same problem with my AC, but now the only > thing that clogs it is small snails. > __ > Alex > pcalex (at) hotpop.com > Hi Alex . . . many thanks for the reply, it's appreciated. :) I'm not currently using the extended intake tube setup, but the info you gave is good to know for future reference . . . I'll have to keep that in mind. :) I was browsing around Petsolutions.com and came across a pre-filter that can be used with power filters, canister filters or powerheads so I decided to order one. If you are (or anyone else is) interested, you can find this pre-filter at: http://petsolutions.com/cgi-bin/cgiitmls?m=ThisP&p=1019.700000&l=1 Many Thanks Again & Best Regards, ^*^ Vosklady ^*^
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