Filters For 75 Gallon Tank

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It's been a long, long time since I've been around, so I'll say hello again! I'm finally upgrading my 10+ year old 46 gallon bow front to a 75 gallon tank. I want to have two filters on it. I already purchased a Rena Filstar XP3 canister and am looking for additional filter suggetions. The tank will be planted, and have quite a few fish. Thanks!
 
Are you wanting the second filter to be a hang-on-back power type, or do you want a second canister?
 
we`ve just got one from http://www.allpondsolutions.co.uk and i can`t fault it ours has a built in uv light, massive spray bar, and a cool little feature on the inlet that skims the surface of minor floating debris.

In my honest opinion its built to better standards than a fluval of ehiem and i`ve had most models through the years, and cost a lot less than the main brands

any way enough gushing about my new filter have a look at em.
 
Are you wanting the second filter to be a hang-on-back power type, or do you want a second canister?

Either or. I've heard good things about having two differing types (i.e. a HOB and canister)...

we`ve just got one from http://www.allpondsolutions.co.uk and i can`t fault it ours has a built in uv light, massive spray bar, and a cool little feature on the inlet that skims the surface of minor floating debris.

In my honest opinion its built to better standards than a fluval of ehiem and i`ve had most models through the years, and cost a lot less than the main brands

any way enough gushing about my new filter have a look at em.

which one exactly did you purchase from here?
 
ive heard very mixed reports about those all pond sollution filters . and to be honest at £75 , for an extra tenner id go for an eheim 2217+ from warehouse aquatics. proven quality and reliability , they last for years and years and years.
 

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