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Reddit mentions of Aquarium Sponge Filter Foam 11.8"x4.7"x2.36" - Water Bio Block Biochemical Media pads
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- This product is suitable for seawater, fresh water, water tanks, size can be cut freely. On the biochemical cotton waste and feed residue, improve water quality filter clean. Cleaned once a month, no blocking, no deformation, can be reused after cleaning. On the cotton waste and feed residue, improve water quality filter clean.
- Our premium bulk roll is aquatic pet safe and are made without dyes.Premium Filter Pad Provides Proven Superior Mechanical Filtration. Thoroughly Tested on Thousands of Aquariums Our Premium Filter Pads quickly became the top choice for filtration media.
- The filter pads are typically used as a pre-filter for wet/dry filters, sumps, and canister filters to clean water in freshwater, saltwater, reef aquariums and other types of fish tanks. They also provide mechanical filtration in aquaponics systems, turtle tanks, terrariums, and much more.
- It is made of high quality materials to justify its durable. Meanwhile. Can be rinsed off for multiple reuses .it also can be cut into different sizes as you need. Mechanical Filter Sponge is the first line of defense in removing dirt and floating debris from your terrarium or aquarium. The material has great thickness, it is durable. Regular cleaning! (About 10-20 days to wash) can be reused after cleaning.
- Cut to Fit : You can cut our foam filter pads to any size you need, so they'll always fit your filtration systems perfectly. - Never have a problem with a pad that's too short or too long again! Save time and money by using our revolutionary adjustability.
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Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 2.52 Inches |
| Length | 17.99 Inches |
| Size | 11.8"x4.7"x2.36" |
| Weight | 0.04 Pounds |
| Width | 9.02 Inches |
Cut a slit in a block of filter foam. Bigger the better. Smaller ones will clog faster and slow the water flow down to a trickle.
Something like this.
Going to refer back to here
buy some de-encapsulated brine shrimp eggs or Fry starter
As far as survival rate, it should be pretty good as long as you have nothing else in the tank that will eat them. The parents will protect the young, and each spawn will also help protect the next and so forth. As far as the breeding cycle, it takes 6 to 7 days from egg laying to hatching. And they spawn about every 3 weeks in ideal conditions. So expect the next spawn about 3 weeks after the first sighting of little fish. And the spawn size will likely get bigger each time. Hopefully you have something lined up with your LFS or have a way to sell them, unless you plan on getting multiple tanks or just one really huge tank.
Depending on what you have for filtering, I would look into getting something to put on the filter intake if you want to minimize babies getting sucked into your filter. While I've had baby plecos survive and grow to a good size in a filter, I don't believe the same would happen with baby Daffodils. My local LFS sold me some foam like this and I cut it to size to put around the intake. You'll need to clean it periodically as it acts just like an additional pre-filter filter.