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nick

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I have a tank thats 50x25x25 wondering if the

Resun Magic-Jet Filter Magi-380
* For aquariums 50 - 100 litres
* Pumps 380 lph
* 7 watt

Is a good choice???
 
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mik

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I'm not familair with that unit but I prefer to use undegravel filters.

Does the unit have a key or switch so you can throttle it down?

Read some of recent threads in sick axies...John advises of one or two conditions caused by too much current in tanks
 
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kim

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By the looks of that, i think your local has either over priced it or they think they will get loads for it, is it the only local place that stocks things like this?

That looks good enough for the tank, I used to use a undergravel filter until I changed to sand, which is too fine to use with it.

Good luck
 
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mik

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Nope thats cheap approx 3 aussie dollars per quid.
looks just fine
when selecting undergravel unit just pickone as close to tank base size as possible
 
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