September 1, 200422 yr comment_22911 I was just wondering if two in tank filters are ok? I ask this as I am just setting up a new tank (1200 x 600 x 600) and I don't want a undergravel(stupid things). I do have canister filters else where but I don't think they work that great (might be me ). All comments welcome. Report
September 1, 200422 yr comment_22942 well it will cost you about the same if not more to put 2 inside filter in your tank than a canister filters. if you are going to put inside ones go for the new fluval 4+ they are good but dont use a fluval canister filter the new ones arent that shit hot. the rio filters are cheep about $110 and they do 2800l/h but you only get a few years out of them sometimes you can get more but not often. what kind of fish are you having? because that can make a difference to the filter you would use Report
September 1, 200422 yr comment_22946 One of our members bought a Jebo (sp?) and loves it. Says it is far superior to the Fluval 404 (which they replaced it with) Report
September 1, 200422 yr Author comment_22948 Hey in the tank will be silver dollars, plecs, cats, angels, dwarf cockatto things, clown loaches, kuili loaches and kissing gouramis. (mind all the spellings) In their existing tank I have a Jebo 902? I think and I either can't work it or it doesn't work. Hope this helps a bit more. Report
September 1, 200422 yr comment_22954 I have a jebo 815 on my 120x45x45 tank, and it works great i also have a powerhead to give the tank a bit more current Report
September 2, 200422 yr comment_22982 i use a jebo 902 1200lph and its great,easy as to use and no problems what so ever great units for the money Report
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