Reducing filter current

[BakaMandy]

I'm not sure if anyone has seen this or mentioned this here, but I thought I'd mention it since it's a REALLY effective way to reduce the current in your tank created by a filter, and I highly recommend it for anyone who has a betta who hates the currents created by their filter.

I just tried it today and not even two hours after I put it in, xD Shota made a ginormous bubble nest o.o (which is odd since he usually never makes bubble nests unless he's able to see a female.) He's swimming around so happily x3 I'm really glad I stumbled upon it.

Anyway, here's the article! :) I hope it helps people like it helped me!

[dr2b]

Hmm someone else posted this on another thread. I've heard it's very helpful.

[BakaMandy]

Yeah I figured it might've been mentioned before >.<;;

But I've seen a few threads lately with people complaining that their bettas don't like their filters :P so maybe just a little refresher?

[dr2b]

I think my boyfriend was trying this method...
How far he has gotten...well who knows on that one lol.

I think it's great you posted it in it's own thread though ... easier to find when searching.

[Zan]

hmmm my filter is nothing like that grrrrr as at the moment simey is always hiding as far away as he can.