I use the InTank media baskets on my Fluval Flex 32.5 gallon tank. They are sized for 70x85 mm filter floss pads.
I've been ordering bulk sheets of filter floss pads from InTank and cutting them with scissors to the desired size. But it's kind of a pain to cut straight and sometimes the filter floss gets jammed in the scissors.
Thanks to some advice from PinkyFilter.com site, I found a much better way to cut the mat. There exists what is known as a "rotary cutter" for crafting, which is basically like a pizza cutter. Paired up with a seal-healing cutting mat and a straight edge, it makes cutting the filter floss mat really easy. Compared to scissors, it's amazing how easily it cuts through the filter floss.
I just wanted to share the tip because it has made a little bit of my tank maintenance much simpler. Again, it's not my idea, but rather thanks to a page on PinkFilter!
https://www.pinkyfilters.com/blogs/... versatile option,to cut through the material.
You can find these on Amazon or probably at craft stores.
I've been ordering bulk sheets of filter floss pads from InTank and cutting them with scissors to the desired size. But it's kind of a pain to cut straight and sometimes the filter floss gets jammed in the scissors.
Thanks to some advice from PinkyFilter.com site, I found a much better way to cut the mat. There exists what is known as a "rotary cutter" for crafting, which is basically like a pizza cutter. Paired up with a seal-healing cutting mat and a straight edge, it makes cutting the filter floss mat really easy. Compared to scissors, it's amazing how easily it cuts through the filter floss.
I just wanted to share the tip because it has made a little bit of my tank maintenance much simpler. Again, it's not my idea, but rather thanks to a page on PinkFilter!
https://www.pinkyfilters.com/blogs/... versatile option,to cut through the material.
You can find these on Amazon or probably at craft stores.
