Tropical Filter Turning Off Filter When Feeding Tropical Fish?

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Turning off filter when feeding tropical fish? - tropical filter

Can I feed my filters to my tropical fish. The reason is that the weight of food around the filter tank.


Posted by Chantelle Wooden

2 comments:

catx said...

The fish should be able to find food very good, or products so that they begin to fall. The food in my tank gets Blasted Endler whole place, and the fish have run down a lot of fun!

If a "quiet" far from the exit point of the filter that moves slowly when you fish that use slower, this place for food to eat, or eat. Bettas eat very slowly, but never turned off, waiting for when the filter feed easily, until he focused on the fingers when they reach the water than you can digest (using this method available to enjoy the first meal!) .

January 7, 2010 at 7:46 PM
brddg197... said...

No, do not turn off the filter. The fish are in and dinner, where he goes into the tank. If it is not to continue the movement in the filter probably too strong for May aquarium size you want to adjust the speed down a bit.

January 8, 2010 at 8:43 AM

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