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How can I lighten the load on my filters

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Posted by: ARolf at Tue Aug 1 14:33:24 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ARolf ]  
   

hello,

i have a group (3) of muds and a group (3)of sliders living together in a 75 gallon aquarium in my room. today i had to clean my two canister filters for the tank and i noticed a lot of sludge/crud is there any way to lighten the load on the filters? are there some fish/plants that will dispose of turtle waste? thanks.

Richard
p.s. I'm usually in the tort forum so i'm sorry if someone has posted this before.
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