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When I kept coldwater fish in my Juwel Rio 400ltr tank, I supplemented the
built-in internal filter with a Rena XP3 so I could use a UV. I altered the flap with a saw so I had the XP3 intake alongside the internal, and the spraybar at the other end. I've just kept it the same now I have trops in for the past year. I'm now about to to do the same with my Rio 240ltr (also has a built-in filter) a XP2 and a UV, but wondered if I might be better siting the inlet halfway along the tank, or would this leave areas of water un "UV-ed" ? Peter |
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