Quagga Filter question

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  • robertdodson
    • Oct 2011
    • 27

    • Wildomar, CA

    • 2014 G21 2011 210 2004 211 1996 Sport Nautique

    Quagga Filter question

    I have a 2014 G21 and live at a lake. I also go to Lake Powell every Summer which unfortunately has the Quagga mussel. Is there a filter for the ballast tanks that anyone would recommend?
  • Tallredrider
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 1026

    • St. George, Utah

    • Red Metal Flake 2016 G23! Malibu 25 LSV 2019 2021 Centurion Ri237

    #2
    Certainly it would be the right thing to do if you plan on putting her back into Canyon Lake shortly after being at Powell. I do have a hard time thinking that your local water cops are going to even understand how the mussel filter works, let alone trusting it. After a week at Powell, I would be surprised if your bilge was even dry after the drive home. I would be concerned about the myriad other nooks and crannies in the boat that might hold a little water with a larva in it.

    Around here, they say the boat has to be dry and out of the water for 7 days before I can put it on my local lake. I would stick with that.

    Having said all that...I am pretty sure it was on my option sheet, so you should be able to get the filter from Nautique or your dealer.

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    • jonsquatch
      • Jul 2012
      • 251

      • AZ

      • 2012 Super Air Nautique Byerly Icon

      #3
      Here they say at least 5 days or use vinegar or very hot water. I usually go for time and vinegar.

      http://www.azgfd.net/artman/publish/...-the-law.shtml

      2012 Super Air Nautique 210 Byerly Icon Edition EX343 <-- Current Boat
      2007 Reinell 185 BR Volvo Penta 4.3GL <-- Former Boat
      1988 Bayliner 195 Capri OMC Cobra 5.0 <-- Former "starter" Boat

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