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Hi BCA Members
I found a little spot on YouTube about Kaldnes Moving Bed Filtration. I really liked what I saw on further research, especially the claim that .5 liters of media can effectively filter 250 grams of food per day. I assume that is if the filter is set up properly and decently powered.
Has anyone taken the plunge with this technology yet?
Can anyone give a comparison with a fluidized sand bed type filter also>
They both look very interesting, to remove nitrate and or ammonia without big sumps or large water changes.
Thanks for any help in advance
I found a little spot on YouTube about Kaldnes Moving Bed Filtration. I really liked what I saw on further research, especially the claim that .5 liters of media can effectively filter 250 grams of food per day. I assume that is if the filter is set up properly and decently powered.
Has anyone taken the plunge with this technology yet?
Can anyone give a comparison with a fluidized sand bed type filter also>
They both look very interesting, to remove nitrate and or ammonia without big sumps or large water changes.
Thanks for any help in advance