Aqua sobriquet
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I’ve found in the past that a light coating of biofilm on the impeller and the housing can have an effect on the noise. As a result I don’t religiously clean that area too much like I used to years ago.
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Product Review Living with an Oase Biomaster
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MrClockOff
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Hey there
I think no one mentioned before what I’m going to say (hopefully).
I used my BioMaster Thermo 850 fully loaded with Seachem Matrix and then just using original media. I found that with original media water looks much much clearer than when I used Matrix. With matrix there was always tiny particles floating in the water. I think original setup has so many sponges so they trap most of that. So my advice is better to stick to original setup.
Other than that I couldn’t see any other differences in plant and fish health and amount of algae.
Cheers
I think no one mentioned before what I’m going to say (hopefully).
I used my BioMaster Thermo 850 fully loaded with Seachem Matrix and then just using original media. I found that with original media water looks much much clearer than when I used Matrix. With matrix there was always tiny particles floating in the water. I think original setup has so many sponges so they trap most of that. So my advice is better to stick to original setup.
Other than that I couldn’t see any other differences in plant and fish health and amount of algae.
Cheers
Aqua sobriquet
Member
I’ve tried a few different things in my Biomaster and it hasn’t altered the appearance of the water at all.
Different media may affect the flow, but I don’t know how much?
Different media may affect the flow, but I don’t know how much?
