im going to try this. just wondering how im going to rig it since i dont have a sump nor do i have the room for a bucket in the stand. i have a biocube 29. help me out with some ideas
I have been running this method on our 200 gal tank for many months now and it really removes a lot of junk from the tank. I am also still running my skimmer however. There is no algae in the main tank. I only wish that I had the room under the tank to make the scrubber larger as I feel that it would work even better.
I love it!!!
Originally Posted by Pescaiolo I have been thinking about doing this in my system as well. I am sick of my skimmer and I don't want to drop another 300+ dollars on another. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. You can try this for $50 or less in expenses. Let me know if you need any pointers.
Originally Posted by Jessy I am so glad someone wrote on this topic. A good friend of mine that does a lot of Non-Photosynthetic corals uses this method and swears by it. I've always considered doing it myself. Well done. It's worth a try - not much to loose.
Originally Posted by Trido I'm glad the turf scrubber has worked for you. Last year, the original poster spammed the internet forums with threads containing this older method of water filtration and it definately created a stir. 700 posts in one thread alone proves that. It looks like the method is doing great things on your tank. Thanks for sharing your success. It's almost hard to believe the change after fighting the algae for so long.
I have been thinking about doing this in my system as well. I am sick of my skimmer and I don't want to drop another 300+ dollars on another. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.
I am so glad someone wrote on this topic. A good friend of mine that does a lot of Non-Photosynthetic corals uses this method and swears by it. I've always considered doing it myself. Well done.
I'm glad the turf scrubber has worked for you. Last year, the original poster spammed the internet forums with threads containing this older method of water filtration and it definately created a stir. 700 posts in one thread alone proves that. It looks like the method is doing great things on your tank. Thanks for sharing your success.
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