BioBall Replacement in Wet/Dry

[supra66]

I have a wet/dry with bio balls. I want to get rid of them. Here are the two choices I have come up with:

1) Place coral rubble in the bioball chamber

2) Make trays in the bioball area, put carbon and phosphate absorbant in the trays.

Any other ideas would be helpful

Thanks

[Michael]

is it a reef tank? if its not then whatever, if reef then some live rock will be fine, or do what i did when i used to have a wet/dry, turn the wet/dry into a sump, nothing except water and equipment,

[supra66]

It is a reef tank. I have live rock in it now. If the chamber had nothing in it, there would be a micro bubble mess.

[Nagle]

The bubbles should be gone before they reach your return pump. The bubles are fine in the wet dry as long as they dont make it into your display tank.

[Michael]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13926642#post13926642 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by supra66
It is a reef tank. I have live rock in it now. If the chamber had nothing in it, there would be a micro bubble mess.

:confused: well i never had that problem personally, but good luck with your tank anyhow supra:)