source of sponge material for DIY sponge filter

"Paul Irwin" <irwinp RemoveThis @indiana.edu> wrote in message
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> I get mine from an upholstery shop. You might also try a craft store.

Would that not be treated with some kind of fire suppressant chemical? I'd
have thought it would be less than ideal but clearly its not killing your
fish so it must be OK - interesting!

I.
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I generally make a test filter from each new batch to be sure. You can also
look for indications that it is allergy free or some such wording.

"Iain Miller" <donot.DeleteThis@spam.me> wrote in message
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> "Paul Irwin" <irwinp.DeleteThis@indiana.edu> wrote in message
> news:bfp25k$c0n$1@hood.uits.indiana.edu...
> > I get mine from an upholstery shop. You might also try a craft store.
>
> Would that not be treated with some kind of fire suppressant chemical? I'd
> have thought it would be less than ideal but clearly its not killing your
> fish so it must be OK - interesting!
>
> I.
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 >> Stay informed about: source of sponge material for DIY sponge filter 

I would try aquaticeco.com

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Steve Kreutzer <kreutzer DeleteThis @worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> Hey folks. I would like to build my own sponge filter but am having a little
> trouble finding the material for the sponge. I have tried my lfs, Home
> Depot, and AC Moore. I am looking for at least a 4x4x4. Any specific
> suggestions? Thanks
> Steve
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