My Rena Px4 has been running a bit strange lately and actually I hate that whimpy excuse for a large canister.. The Gallons per hour turnover is rediculous when new and even worse when used.. and since i hate it (waiting for my FX5) I thought I might aswell play with it a bit..
This is what I did.. I have a 1000 gph powerhead and some tubing left since installing the rena so what i did was I hooked the powerhead to the Rena and DAMN! Great effect! I run both pumps simultanously and they seem to help eachother..
now I am trying to zeal the tubing a bit better and I found that after the "blowout" the Rena works like new..
ofcourse I can't promise this will work longterm but IF you need an extra powerful canister and cant afford something fancy at the time this is a great shortcut..
This has surely been done before, but I am sort of new to experimenting and I just want to inform others like me..
This is what I did.. I have a 1000 gph powerhead and some tubing left since installing the rena so what i did was I hooked the powerhead to the Rena and DAMN! Great effect! I run both pumps simultanously and they seem to help eachother..
now I am trying to zeal the tubing a bit better and I found that after the "blowout" the Rena works like new..
ofcourse I can't promise this will work longterm but IF you need an extra powerful canister and cant afford something fancy at the time this is a great shortcut..
This has surely been done before, but I am sort of new to experimenting and I just want to inform others like me..