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I’m using a sponge filter for my newts enclosure and I was wondering if it’d still work if I took the weighted base off? I’m putting it Behind the background and it doesn’t fit with the base.
 
Lilibugz said:
I’m using a sponge filter for my newts enclosure and I was wondering if it’d still work if I took the weighted base off? I’m putting it Behind the background and it doesn’t fit with the base.
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The base keeps it from floating. If you can keep it down then it's fine. Alternatively you can buy a sponge filter with a suction cup like this:

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