December 6, 2002, Newsletter Issue #28: Biological Filtration

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Biological filtration refers to filters that make use of bacteria to break down wastes in the water into substances which are less toxic to the inhabitants, in a process known as the nitrogen cycle. Examples of some biologic filters are under gravel filters, sponge filters, and trickle filters. Biological filtration is imperative to healthy fish.

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