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So I unloaded the trays,rinsed,reloaded them with Bio Max and Blue/White small piece of Floss on 2 of the layers.I went one step further and took the intake hose off and thoroughly rinsed it out and a lot of debris was clogged inside it.Voila, my pressure is decent again as it should be ...Thanks again for the help ...

I took the Polishing Pads out after reading on a forum about them plugging the flow..Tiny Bubbles yes .Bio may be the culprit will check it out .Thanks for the Responses .I will post what the outcome was when I tear it down this weekend.

I had this horribly dark closet in the entrance to our home.I attacked it with the sawzall one day,Cut the middle out,Left a foot or so from the roof .Hung a three header Halogen light inside .Beaded and Painted.Left a four foot Base and reframed the inner walls with heavy gauge Steel Studs attached with track top & bottom.I beefed the walls to the existing closet 2x4 and drywall.Reboarded the inside,taped and painted and added a 4x4 Post to support the 90 Gallon Aquarium load.Then I finished it off with a sheet of Oak Plywood.I still need to trim the sides out with Casing n such.Will post pics as soon as I resize them...

Anyone else have problems with their Output Pressure after Maintenance work and filter /Substrate changes?

Hi Everyone .Looking forward to connecting and learning all about the Cichlid world of Lake Malawi mostly...