HMA Filter

HMA Filter

Preferably that doesnt need new cartridges....if it does Cheap as possible as long as its all in working order.
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Steve at Durham discus does second hand ones and he nearly always puts new carts in which are £40 a set. I got the one that flooded my house out for £45 lol

alot are only £50 new now so im not sure what to do

Which type, 3 or 2 stage?

was thinking 3 as it must be better lol

Yes 3 stage has an added sediment filter, means if you have mains water pipe cleaning near you it will pick out all the rubbish that they blast through. Where are the brand new ones for £50. You got a link and ill have a look.

heres a link kev http://www.vyair.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=68

got a discount code some were as well will try to find it out but its only for 5 %

Looks decent enough, how many litres do the carts last though, couldn't see on the description.

think its 20,000 litres

Can't find out on the site how long the carts last. ut you won't be changing tonnes of water so should be fine. I just note down every day how much water in changing so I know when to get new carts. How are you planning on using it, straight from tap to tank or storing water?

will fill a 25l container at a time till two are full n then top up from there.

Also got my 2nd Fluval 305 set up now so have 2000lph filtration so things should be good especially with hma

What percentage and frequency of water changes will you be doing, u may be able to run the hma directly to the tank.

The mrs will kill me if I have hose running through the house lol. I'm aiming to complete the water change at least once a week if not twice, at 50L a turn.

Is that on your Roma 240? Id want to be doing higher volume changes than that, but I'm from the new school of thought that 50% changes are the way forward. I'd just use dechlorinator if you are only changing small amounts. Seachem prime off eBay is only £15 a bottle and will last you ages. It also detoxifys ammonia by turning it to ammonium.