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![]() What I've read and been told is to have no carbon in the filter as it will absorb anything you treat with. I've also been told the same with a sand bed and live rock. If you don't have any sand or live rock, how do you have a biological filter to handle ammonia and nitrites?
I have a 20 gallon that I've tried to use as a hospital/quarantine but haven't had any luck. Any suggestions? Do I need a uv filter and skimmer like my big tank? |
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