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Pet Forum / Aquaria / General / September 2005Using a hagen fluval 304 filter with a juwel 180 aquarium?
Hi, does anyone know if I will have any problems using a fluval 304 filter with my juwel vision 180. I'm not sure about how the pipes will fit with the juwel hood, and also how they will attach and look in the aquarium? cheers Scott Hi, I have the Jewell Rio 180, same as yours without the bow front and I use the Fluval 304MSF with no problems. Had to cut 2 new holes in the hood but that was easy enough with a stanley knife. The pipes all attach with suckers and don't look to bad especially hidden by plants. HTH Andy > Hi, does anyone know if I will have any problems using a fluval 304 filter > with my juwel vision 180. I'm not sure about how the pipes will fit with > the juwel hood, and also how they will attach and look in the aquarium? > > cheers > Scott thanks Andy, does it move the surface of the water well enough to put air into it? > Hi, I have the Jewell Rio 180, same as yours without the bow front and I > use [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> cheers >> Scott Sorry please disregard that last post as I have found a copy of the manual online. just one thing though, have you been able to put the filter into one of the cupboards under you aquarium? > thanks Andy, does it move the surface of the water well enough to put air > into it? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >>> cheers >>> Scott No problem at all, put mine in the left hand section, loads of room (when the middle shelf is taken out). Cant see any pipes or cables, excellent. Andy > Sorry please disregard that last post as I have found a copy of the manual > online. just one thing though, have you been able to put the filter into [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >>>> cheers >>>> Scott > Hi, I have the Jewell Rio 180, same as yours without the bow front and I > use > the Fluval 304MSF with no problems. Had to cut 2 new holes in the hood but > that was easy enough with a stanley knife. The pipes all attach with > suckers > and don't look to bad especially hidden by plants. You can cut notches in the plastic back rail ( the glass stops about an inch below the top) with an hacksaw. You don't have to cut the flaps or see any pipework. |
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