Activated Carbon
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Activated Carbon
Does anybody have any recommendations for a good, relatively dust free, activated carbon?
I tried a third party brand(aquarium pharm.) to see if it was better than what came with my filer element replacements, and although it's most definitely more effective at removing odor/discoloration, it gives off dust no matter how hard I try to shake off the excess when I replace the element.
I tried a third party brand(aquarium pharm.) to see if it was better than what came with my filer element replacements, and although it's most definitely more effective at removing odor/discoloration, it gives off dust no matter how hard I try to shake off the excess when I replace the element.
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Yup i would rinse the carbon first......
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Just a note, I was googling and found this highly informative page on activated carbon....
http://www.drhelm.com/aquarium/carbon.html
http://www.drhelm.com/aquarium/carbon.html
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