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I mean the genuine PolyFilter that removes nasty stuff. I have just bought some Biohome mini bio filter pieces 1kg and put it in the top tray of my 307 as well as 2 PolyFilter pads. I got rid of the carbon altogether. So I now have 2 trays full of bio media.

I hope I have posted in the correct forum, if not please move. My question is where in a Fluval 307 canister filter is the best place to put PolyFilter? I was thinking of putting it in the top tray where normally the carbon is.

I have 3 loaches in my tank 2 Yoyo loaches and 1 Golden zebra loach. Thety are all similar colours it's just the pattern that's different. Glad you like my video and stocking etc.

The happy aquarist!

I have just finished planting my aquarium, all I need to do now is wait for the plants to grow lol.

I have 4 Corydoras Amandajanea cats.

Congratulations Buffy, that's a very nice setup you have there.

Oops, sorry old chap!

Last time I was an admin was around 12 years ago and I was mostly admin and moderator on computer forums. :)

Here's my latest pic of my aquarium, it's still not finished yet, I have some more planting to do. :)

I just ordered some Seachem Safe. According to the product label it removes ammonia, yet on the back of the pack it says it only detoxifies ammonia. I feel the front label is misleading to say the least.

My name is Howard and after taking an extended hiatus from fish keeping(12years), I have got myself another aquarium after all these years. It's a Fluval Roma 240 litre tank with a Fluval 307 canister filter.

Just had a call and this item is now sold. Thanks to everyone who expressed an interest.

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner mate, but I've been away for a few days. Yes, the aquarium is currently still for sale. You can send me PM by clicking on my username, then selecting the "Send me a message".

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Thanks anyway mate.

This item is now reduced to £150. This is the final reduction for a quick sale.

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This item is now at £175 ONO.

Sorry it isn't wood effect Jamie and thanks for the pm. This item is still for sale.

Reply sent Jamie.

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The dimensions of the tank are as follows. Width=47.5 inches Height=21.5 inches Depth=15.75 inches The cabinet dimensions are as follows. Width=47.5 inches Height=27.5 inches Depth=16 inches

Equipment make/model/size: Fluval Roma 240 litre aquarium Quantity for sale:1 Reason for Sale:Ill health and moving house Delivery or Collection:Collection only Sales price:£200 or nearest offer Postage & Packaging:Not applicable Location:Nelson, Lancashire Photograph: This comes with a...

Any news on the above glitch?

That's where the link I gave in my post above goes to. :lol:

I have in addition to my Fluval 305, an Aqua One Aquis 1050 and have never had any issues with it. http://www.aquarium-parts.co.uk/acatalog/Canister_Filter_Spares.html If you're in the UK, then the above link may be of use to you. I have personally used the above site to order spares and can't...

This behaviour is still occurring.

May I suggest you pm alvyn26 your telephone number and delete it from your post. Otherwise there's a strong possibility you will be inundated with crank and spam calls.

It just occurred to me, that you may be confusing auto focus with motorised zoom. If that's the case let me assure you that both cameras I recommended have auto focus. In fact they have the following: Full auto mode where the camera sets everything for you and all you need to do is zoom and...

Both the s9500 and the s9600 both have a manual zoom only, which is a big plus in my book. I find a manual zoom far quicker, easier, less noisy and better on battery consumption.

The trouble with the Lumix as far as I'm concerned is the motorised zoom. Personally I wouldn't have a motorised zoom camera thrown at me, they simply aren't fast enough and have the added drawback of using too much power from the batteries.

I don't think they are a little dated at all. I can only talk from my experiences and both the cameras I recommended will do what you want and a whole lot more and do it very well. In particular, the s9600 has an optical zoom range 10.7x.

Personally, I'd recommend the s9500 or the s9600 models. This is because both those models have a manual zoom which is far better than any of the motorised zooms of the others. Not only does it make zooming quick, it also saves a lot of battery power. I have owned both the s9500 and the s9600...

No speed issues for me using the Midnight Glow skin.

Taken from HERE. For the extra £30 I would personally go for the Optiwhite glass.

That's good news and thanks for letting us know.

Sounds like some kind of planaria and if it is, it's harmless. Take a look HERE and see if you can identify it.