Roller filter recommendations for JBJ65

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Hello all,

Hope for a recommendation on a fleece filter roller that could replace my 4” filter sock on my JBJ 65- and one have this tank and successfully updated it to house a filter mat?
 
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I picked up a pair of used KLIR-4 rollers, and I'm going to try adapting them to my JBJ 65. Since the JBJ uses standard 4" socks, it shouldn't be too difficult. How hard could it be, right? RIGHT?! :D
 
Let me know how it goes, i bought one red sea nano mat and had to put a few shimmies and silicone the 4"inch adapter ring to jbj fitler sock holder. its working but havnt seen it roll on its on yet.
 
Let me know how it goes, i bought one red sea nano mat and had to put a few shimmies and silicone the 4"inch adapter ring to jbj fitler sock holder. its working but havnt seen it roll on its on yet.
How do you like this set up? Interested in doing this to my jbj?
 
Vast ocean on alieexpress.

Nano reefmat is a nice roller but the filter is very narrow (5.5cm) the vast ocean uses an 8cm ..

And its about half the price.

Do realise that, when switching over to a filterroller. You reduce the flow on your pump. The higher the flow the less dirty the filterrol gets and the faster its empty.
 
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I picked up a pair of used KLIR-4 rollers, and I'm going to try adapting them to my JBJ 65. Since the JBJ uses standard 4" socks, it shouldn't be too difficult. How hard could it be, right? RIGHT?! :D
I got a pair of KLIRs off of facebook marketplace for my JBJ 65 - I can't seem to figure out a good way to mount the water level sensor. I've just been advancing them manually, any ideas from your install?
 
I picked up a pair of used KLIR-4 rollers, and I'm going to try adapting them to my JBJ 65. Since the JBJ uses standard 4" socks, it shouldn't be too difficult. How hard could it be, right? RIGHT?! :D
Did this work out for you?
 
Did this work out for you?

No, but I did get a pair of 4" drop-in rollers (with "RollBot") from iSeaLive, and they work great. I didn't have the factory sock holders anymore, but I 3d printed some that work great.

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