Quick question:
The Ehaim 9-gallon nano I have came with a filter that has a bio-media compartment in it. It came with a supply of bioballs to put in there. Reading up on it, however, I have been made aware that bioball media are typically nitrate factories. Considering the small size of the tank, I wanted to eliminate that as an issue, and from the recommendation of a co-worker with a couple very successful tanks, I purchased some larger activated carbon pellets to replace it.
My question is, with the carbon inside the filter (water column-->sponge-->filter media-->out again), is this going to present any issues? I wouldn't imagine it would, but I want to ask you guys in case there is something I missed.
The Ehaim 9-gallon nano I have came with a filter that has a bio-media compartment in it. It came with a supply of bioballs to put in there. Reading up on it, however, I have been made aware that bioball media are typically nitrate factories. Considering the small size of the tank, I wanted to eliminate that as an issue, and from the recommendation of a co-worker with a couple very successful tanks, I purchased some larger activated carbon pellets to replace it.
My question is, with the carbon inside the filter (water column-->sponge-->filter media-->out again), is this going to present any issues? I wouldn't imagine it would, but I want to ask you guys in case there is something I missed.
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