But over time it can be used up and no longer akadama reduce kh?

But over time it can be used up and no longer akadama reduce kh?

Imke Sorry, I try to understand the configuration of your filter but do not distinguish well in the photo and I see more information on his blog.
If I understand, you have the canister Who's Online aspiration to filter floor fireplaces.
Am I right?
I have used this system in the polls of 54 liters with a 2211 for a year and I really like this system over time the substrate is very dirty.
In a retrofit I did was a combination of both.
On one hand the soil filter and the other connected to a canister filter Eheim prefilter, I believe that this combination is better in the long run that is not saturated as the ground

Yes, you are right.
Concerning the filter configuration it is: UGH->canister->tank. As I clean my gravel really often, I have no mud or waste clogging the filtration line. For sure, using a pre-filter before the canister can extend the maintenance intervals for the external filter.

myles (7th Jan 2012)

Most people that I have talk to in the US are using the UGF connected to there Eheim filter then a separate sponge filter on the side.
If I understand you correctly, you are using your inflow connected to the prefilter which goes to your canister.
What do you have connect to the UGF?
Difícil entenderlo con tu foto.
Difficult to understand with your picture.
Si te entiendo correcto tu usas la conexión de salida y conectas el prefilto para que vaya al Eheim.
Con que conectas el UGF?

Better with a video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jj9-Iotjao
myles (7th Jan 2012)
I think it's an UGF actioned by an air pump and appart from that, a canister with a prefilter.
Am I right?
Creo que es un filtro de placas accionado por una bomba de aire y aparte, un externo con un prefiltro. Me equivoco?

In my case is a UGF is powered with compressed air, a separate pre-filter to the input of an EHEIM 2071

Day 16:
ph: 6.0-6.5
no water changes until today, no issues with algae or so.

how good is akadama for plants?
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