Place all Juwel sponges in new external filter, plug and ply and bob's your uncle Ps: you can still use your internal Juwel heater - just buy a Heater Guard My reasons for removing it: 1 - It's very large and unsightly 2 - More importantly it must be one of the most annoying filters to clean and maintain.
This is just my own impression on it. Juwel RIO 125. standard equipment include their Bioflow M filter, Aqua Heat 100W heater and 2x28W lighting unit. The tank itself is 81x36x50cm, weighs 23kg and comes in 4 different colours. Quality is very good and there is the option of buying their tank specific cabinet in matching colour.
Hello all! (please shift this to an appropriate thread if necessary). I've just fitted my Helialux light into my Juwel aquarium and I've successfully connected via Wi-Fi. I'm now getting to grips with the settings. Does anyone have some pre-defined lighting profiles that really show off the...
Marine Setup - Juwel Design - Juwel Filtration - Juwel Avaliability - Juwel Professional Recommendation - Either, depends on customer Personal Recommendation - Juwel Juwel wins 11-2 However, there is a better tank still, in my view. Have a look at the new Fluval Roma collection - brilliant price, superb design and build and incredible reliability.
Rather than buying more Juwel filter wool and blue filter pads get some sheets of similar products from Amazon for example, then cut the correct size squares. It lasts a long time and is A LOT cheaper than the Juwel stuff.
Looking at Juwel's website, the Lido has the same type of filter as my old Rio 125. I removed the filter from my Rio with fish in the tank. Do it during a water change so there is less water in the tank. If it is full, you'll probably cause a tidal wave. You'll need a sharp knife that has a bit of give in it, I sacrificed an old kitchen knife. Mine had eight blobs of silicone holding the ...