Has anyone used a Boyu tank?

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Jack Dempsey
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Neither seem cheap to me.
 
I would say thats a decent deal for a new complete setup. Not cheap but not really pricy. Looks like it has some nice features and isnt a bad looking all in one. Like the size too. Would make for a nice jd or gt setup. I can't speak for the maker because ive admittedly never heard of them.

Im a little confused on the filtration system they include. Is it some kind of built in trickle in the cabinet? If so that would be sweet but i dont see any plumbing built in so im not sure. Or is it some kind of overhead setup like the old eclipse tanks?

Id also look into shipping costs. Hopefully theyre not charging a bunch
 
Backfromthedead said:
Im a little confused on the filtration system they include. Is it some kind of built in trickle in the cabinet? If so that would be sweet but i don't see any plumbing built in so I'm not sure. Or is it some kind of overhead setup like the old eclipse tanks?
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I have seen these and yeah both have an overhead trickle system

to the OP , as long as you do your research for your region you should know if its a good deal, your in England so what i would pay in Australia is irrelevant.

Either tank for what you want to stock would be fine in my opinion
But as Backfromthedead Backfromthedead mentions , watch the shipping costs don't hit you hard

If you have a local store that can price match also may be an option, at least then you can talk to someone directly if you have any issues, going through Ebay and the like can be difficult when something goes wrong

Good luck
 
full setup not a bad price, do not forget the "FREE HEATER!" seems upgrading the filtration might be an issue but keep the bio load down think should be fine. my 2 cents from the site never delt or have experience with them.
 
Boyu is a china company but one of the more common / reputable ones.

Example of other brands: Sunsun, Sobo, Jebao (slightly higher end)
 
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