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New to You?<br />

The nexx Step in<br />

Filtration<br />

No, not a ‘typo’ in the heading,<br />

but actually the name <strong>of</strong> a new<br />

filtration system from the<br />

Aquarium Pharmaceuticals-Aquarian-Rena group.<br />

Described as an ‘Evolution in Filtration’ this new external filtration system<br />

certainly attracts attention both from its visual impact and from its<br />

possibilities as an extendable system.<br />

Intriguingly, servicing and adding/removing additional sections can be<br />

made without interrupting the action <strong>of</strong> the filter. This is made possible by<br />

clever ‘pipework’ connections and not having any motor within the filter<br />

body itself.<br />

This is the basic module, containing two filter mediaequipped<br />

canisters.<br />

The input and output connectors can be seen as<br />

yellow plugs at the base. The yellow handle at the top<br />

serves to lock the lids to the removable filter sections.<br />

Water is pumped from the aquarium through hoses<br />

from what can be best described as a mini-pond pump<br />

sitting in the main tank.<br />

Here’s how the system gets extended. You simply<br />

plug consecutive units together!<br />

Each unit’s base acts as a connecting cradle and the<br />

water flows to and from each unit in a parallel fashion.<br />

Each unit can be ‘unplugged’ from its cradle whilst still<br />

in use with no spillage <strong>of</strong> water occurring.<br />

Should the units become clogged a bypass allows<br />

water to continue back to the main tank<br />

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