reefdive
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Hello I currently use sponge filters . I assume this will work well . Anyone else using them ?
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Using sponge filters
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ZombieAxolotl
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I use sponge filters myself. I prefer them for lack of current.
I've also used hang on and internal filters just as well.
I've also used hang on and internal filters just as well.
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I use a sponge and a hang on filter. A lot of axolotl owners use just sponge filters. Keep an eye on mess, it can be removed using a turkey baster to keep the tank clean. :happy:
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I love them. In addition to performing its function well, it also makes a soothing noise at night so I don't need a white noise machine any more. 
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I love them. In addition to performing its function well, it also makes a soothing noise at night so I don't need a white noise machine any more.
I thought I wouldn't be able to sleep with mine but I still sleep pretty well with it. If it's got an air pump on it I put a sponge under it so it's even quieter.