What is the best filter for diving in tropical water?
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http://www.divephotoguide.com/underwater-photography-special-features/article/go-pro-underwater-photo-video/
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In my opinion I would totally recommend the FNS plus 60 DE Filter for a 25,000 gallon pool as this filter will work more efficient than the FNS plus 48.I have had the FNS plus 60 filter for over 11 years and am very pleased with its performance.Thank youlight 125
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Im not a professional diver, bit used it for a Jamaca vacation and it worked well. And will be taking it again! Thanks for the question!
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I have had various types of filters and have found that a DE filter is better than either a sand or cartridge filter system. Of course, the decision on which sytem to use should take into consideration the size of the pool in question.
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Only had one option, I believe it is dive. Amazing difference from no filter.
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salt water you want a skimmer, I bought a used remora hang on back for my 75 gallon and never had to look for another. The filstar filter was my third attempt and its outlasted and out performed the marine land and unimax. Its the best will purchase again
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The Lifesaver bottle has 3 filters: the purification cartridge, carbon filter, and a pre-filter disc. The 4000 liters is for the purification cartridge. The 250 liters is for the carbon filter. "The Lifesaver Bottle is fitted with a 4000UF replaceable purification cartridge that removes bacteria, viruses, cysts, parasites, fungi, and all other microbiological water-borne pathogens from your water. The Lifesaver bottle also comes with an activated carbon filter made of a high specification activated carbon block, which reduces a broad spectrum of chemical residues including: pesticides, endocrine disrupting compounds, medical residues, and heavy metals such as lead and copper. The Carbon filter also eliminates bad tastes and odors from contaminates such as chlorine and sulphur."
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Mine is a diaphragm type. But it makes no difference as I dive only in tropical waters at depths no more than 50 meters.
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I would call a local pool store and ask them what their recommendations would be for your pool. I personally would go for the bigger filter but I feel its best to check with a pool place just to be 100% sure.
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I recommend the Chemex folded square filters. I have not tried any other type.
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You are welcome. I have used various filters and absolutely rely on Aquaclear. Cut white felt to fit over the sponge to add an extra layer of filtration. Best if changed ever 2 or 3 days. You will understand once you see what is filtered out.Keep me posted.M.
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I recommend the manufacturer filters and I think they offer several options. I use the carbon filter to knock out the chlorine primarily
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It does not really have a filter. It sits underwater in my pond & pumps water/debris to an external above ground filter system. It works great!
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I use the standard housing to dive with. I had it around 140ft with no problems. The red filter is a must. I did not use the macro lense much though.
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I have the G6 and it came with a standard prefilter and the chemical cartridge filled with Fluval fine charcoal. Make sure that you read up on all of the other types. The nitrate reducing ones are not to be used in Saltwater/Reef aquariums. Also, the chemical cartridge can be opened from one side so that you can empty it and refill it with your favorite media.
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I do not know if it would fit but I do not recommend this filter. It broke on out first dive trip. I am returning it.
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This case doesn´t come with a red filter. I´m not sure if you´ll need one. You can use the Canon S110 in underwater mode to correct bluish images.