AMOSIJOY 172GPH Canister Filter, Ultra-Quiet External Aquarium Filter with Free Media for Large Fish Tanks and Aquariums (172GPH)
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Size: 172GPH-UV
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- AMOSIJOY CANISTER FILTERAMOSIJOY external aquarium filter runs at 172GPH(650L/H), wattage is 8w, dimension is 12.27.9 6.1. It is recommended for 30 gallon freshwater fish tanks, turtle tank and aquariums.
- LIFT-DRAW STYLE VENT VALVE & FLOW REGULATING HANDLEAfter power up, drain the air out of the pump and supply water for the pump by lifting the lift-draw style vent valve, and then the filter will enter proper working condition without the need of additional water adding. By controlling the top water flow regulating handle, the water flow could be adjusted from maximum to minimum, even to zero.
- ULTRA-QUIET OPERATIONWith built-in motor in the lid of the canister filter, the filter runs ultra quietly. Low wattage and high flow without air inside the filter, generates no noise. The sound is 30db, your family life will not be affected, at the same time achieving water purifying effect.
- FILTER BASKETAMOSIJOY 172GPH external canister filter has one layer of media basket, in which different kinds of filter materials can be placed to purify the water, ensuring the water quality of the living environment for aquatic life. You can add some other filter media depending on your needs. Complimentary bio balls, ceramic bio balls speed up decomposing the fish feces, avoiding frequent change of cotton filter.
Package Dimensions : 12.32 x 10.16 x 7.76 inches; 7.58 Pounds
Date First Available : August 19, 2021
Manufacturer : amosijoy
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I purchased this for a 20 gallon tank to help with cloudy water from algae as my little Aqueon filter couldn't hack it. I took it out of the box and whoa, it's a beast! I thought maybe it was going to be too much filter for the tank, I was wrong, it's a great size. The canister itself goes together very nicely and both inlet and return connectors are clearly marked and very strong. The hoses are beefy and very stiff, which is the only troubling issue that I'm dealing with. The very simple and small instruction pamphlet suggests to soak the hoses in warm water to make them more pliable. I did this, it worked ok, until the hoses got back to RT. The tube sizes are quite large and the tank lid does not sit flush. I belive I will change to a tank mounted light rather than a top. I've found the intake tube to be very long and is sitting at the bottom of the tank, I'm not really a fan of that, but so far it seems alright. Priming... well, the priming pump on the canister is smooth and has decent suction unless there is a lot of air in the canister, and this made priming the tubes quite frustrating. I'm not an expert, fairly new at keeping fish, and I've always used a hang on the side filter, so this was a new method of filtration. It took me about 15-20 minutes to get the tubes properly primed and full, how I did it still not sure, but when it happened, outflow was nice and steady. The instructions did not have any suggestions or methods to make it easier, and as a new user of a canister filter, I would have liked to have had that. I'll have to make some adjustments with the tubes but that's a minor inconvenience. This filter is definitely worth the money, you shouldn't be disappointed.
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Size: 172GPH-UV
Bought this for a 10gal nano tank. I can just barely get the inflow and outflow adjusted to fit, but it works. One thing I will say is: buy a tube of food safe silicone lube and lube all the seals. A higher end canister will either send the seals already lubed, or will say to lube them in the instructions, or both, but this one doesn't. The instructions are poorly translated, but if you've set up a canister filter before or are mechanically inclined and can follow the pictures, setup is easy and straightforward. I swapped out the provided bio balls for a bag of Seachem Matrix, especially since the capacity for media is limited. The floss pad seems good, it reminds me of the polishing pad in my Marineland 360 canister on my goldfish tank. The water was cloudy when I set the filter up, and it immediately started clearing. It's been 24 hours and the water is still a little cloudy, but it's much clearer than it had been with a smaller filter and my fish all seem happier.
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