How Do You Install An Undergravel Filter Aquarium?
In order to be successful at keeping fish, you need to make sure your tank includes three distinct kinds of filtration. You need biological filtration, which uses friendly microbes to break down fish waste; chemical filtration, which eliminates harmful elements from the water; and mechanical filtration, which removes large particles from the tank. An undergravel filter can provide all three types of filtration, making it a good choice for both new and experienced hobbyists. But as with any piece of equipment, the undergravel filter must be properly installed in order to do its job. Place the bare tank on a sturdy stand and set the undergravel filter in place. Make sure the surface of the filter covers the entire bottom surface of the tank. If there are gaps around the edges of the filter, it will create “dead zones” where harmful bacteria can proliferate due to a lack of proper filtration. The two uptake tubes on the filter should be placed at the back corners of the tank. Cover the en
