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Posted by Jason Tsangaris on April 15, 2006, 2:36 pm
Please log in for more thread options Yes, it is Jason T who likes the biowheels. I check often that they are
still turning, and have had this particular setup for over a year without
any problems, well, one problem, the tank started to leak and I had to
replace it (Ugh!)
> On Sun, 09 Apr 2006 13:25:26 -0500, Jason Tsangaris
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>>I like my Penguin with 2 biowheels. It is quiet, and I assume it is
>>doing its job. I have no amonia in the tank.
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> To clarify - Mister Gardener did not write that he likes his Penguin
> with biowheels, in fact, Mister Gardener and biowheels have never been
> able to co-exist for very long in the same room. Each time he has
> tried one, either a biowheel or Mister Gardener has stopped
> functioning. I think it is Jason Tsangaris who likes his Penguin with
> 2 biowheels.
>
>>>
>>>>On Sat, 08 Apr 2006 02:29:20 GMT, Jim Anderson
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>>>>>Gardener says...
>>>>>
>>>>>> I have a Tetratec 500 on my 55
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>How do you like it? is it quiet? How long has it been in service
>>>>>and any problems to report?
>>>
>>Manufacturers have been trying to marry these
>>> two modes of filtering for decades, the bio-wheel comes to mind
>>> here, and the Tetratec is the newest entry into the hybridizing
>>> effort. I doubt that the Tetratec will win many converts from either
>>> the big box wet/dry users or the HOB fans. And the sales numbers of
>>> Aquaclears and Whispers offer good evidence that the biowheel has
>>> not been fully embraced by the hobby, either.
>>>
>>> -- Mister Gardener
>>>
> -- Mister Gardener
>
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