Reply With QuoteThis topic gets brought up pretty often. The take away from those conversations is always the same, it is better to do manual WC's than a drip system one.
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drip systems
Dose anyone have any experience with drip systems and discus. Dose this prevent the need to do water change assuming the system is dripping 20% a day or make it so you can get away with doing large changes less often?
Last edited by ChrisUSVI; 11-06-2015 at 12:56 AM.
Re: Drip Systems
This topic gets brought up pretty often. The take away from those conversations is always the same, it is better to do manual WC's than a drip system one.
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Thank you for responses Rick. Sorry I didn't notice thread below before I posted this.
Chris
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I would use it only as an addition to my regular maintenance and Manual Wc routines,not as a substitute to them.
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I use a drip system, though its more like a flow through... only in addition however to vacuuming detritus and then replacing that water as a regular water change. I use this on my breeders, but it works the best on fry tanks where overfeeding can be an issue.
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