Hello Lovelies at Aquarium Co-op! so new to this hobby and taking baby steps! 1.Can I remove the wheel on my 10 gal marineland filter after replacing the filter pad with your fine poly pad it doesn't want to move anyway with that in there?

Carol Wildey | Aug 11, 2022 | Category: Tropical fish store

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ANDRE ROWE | Aug 12, 2022

It's ok to leave the wheel on even though it's not moving. I would especially recommend leaving some media until the tank is cycled. - I'm not affiliated with ACO. This is just my advice from my experience.

Philip Leder (Mony) | Aug 12, 2022

Yes. I think it maintains enough bio material, and the bio wheel is unnecessary. Check this out: https://youtu.be/SIMNLeXB8Pc

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