Use of Trickle Filter Today ?

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I have a wet dry trickle filter from back in the 90's, that was only set up for 2 months, so it's in great condition. It's for up to 200 gallon's, has two large sections for bio filtration media with glass drip plates. I would not use bio-balls etc.

In the center it has a media chamber and a bulk head for an outside return pump and 4 small ones, 2 on each side, for other equipment.

What could it be used for today's tanks ?

Sorry it's filthy, but it's been sitting in the basement for many years.
 

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