Amazon has
300GPH Tetra Whisper IQ Power Aquarium Filter for 60-Gallon Tank on sale for
$18.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
- Note: Temporarily out of stock but can be ordered.
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Meowssi for finding this deal.
Features:- The Tetra Whisper IQ Power Filter with Stay Clean technology contains a sound shield for quiet filtration less than 40 dB.
- Submerged motor starts up with no priming required.
- By maintaining healthy pH levels, creates easier maintenance for healthier fish.
- Change cartridges monthly; uses large-sized Tetra Whisper Bio-Bag Filter Cartridges (refills sold separately).
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Build quality is self explanatory.
The aquaclears use filter media baskets instead of cartridges which you can fill with your own media (or combos of media). I run a coarse sponge, polyfill, and bio media in mine, for example. This not only does a better job, but is extremely cheaper than cartridges. You can mod a catridge hang on back to do the same thing, but you still have a cheaper pump to worry about.
Noise is also self explanatory.
Overall, aquaclear is the winner hands down. I would highly recommend getting one. But at this price point? This is still a solid deal.
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Build quality is self explanatory.
The aquaclears use filter media baskets instead of cartridges which you can fill with your own media (or combos of media). I run a coarse sponge, polyfill, and bio media in mine, for example. This not only does a better job, but is extremely cheaper than cartridges. You can mod a catridge hang on back to do the same thing, but you still have a cheaper pump to worry about.
Noise is also self explanatory.
Overall, aquaclear is the winner hands down. I would highly recommend getting one. But at this price point? This is still a solid deal.
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The aquaclears have seemingly always been scarce online, but local pet stores/big chain stores seem to always have them in stock.
Build quality is self explanatory.
The aquaclears use filter media baskets instead of cartridges which you can fill with your own media (or combos of media). I run a coarse sponge, polyfill, and bio media in mine, for example. This not only does a better job, but is extremely cheaper than cartridges. You can mod a catridge hang on back to do the same thing, but you still have a cheaper pump to worry about.
Noise is also self explanatory.
Overall, aquaclear is the winner hands down. I would highly recommend getting one. But at this price point? This is still a solid deal.
But another question, I have a small tank that I'm going to be using, 10 to 15 gallon, is it a bad idea to get a bigger filter in case I end up upgrading my tank to a larger size in the future?
Is there any downside to that? Thanks!
edit: for reference, I'm looking at this.
https://a.co/d/hXWGsuq
But another question, I have a small tank that I'm going to be using, 10 to 15 gallon, is it a bad idea to get a bigger filter in case I end up upgrading my tank to a larger size in the future?
Is there any downside to that? Thanks!
edit: for reference, I'm looking at this.
https://a.co/d/hXWGsuq
But another question, I have a small tank that I'm going to be using, 10 to 15 gallon, is it a bad idea to get a bigger filter in case I end up upgrading my tank to a larger size in the future?
Is there any downside to that? Thanks!
edit: for reference, I'm looking at this.
https://a.co/d/hXWGsuq
https://a.co/d/ibSNzNc
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But another question, I have a small tank that I'm going to be using, 10 to 15 gallon, is it a bad idea to get a bigger filter in case I end up upgrading my tank to a larger size in the future?
Is there any downside to that? Thanks!
edit: for reference, I'm looking at this.
https://a.co/d/hXWGsuq
You could absolutely use that in a smaller tank for now if youd like, it has an adjustable flow knob on the top, you can greatly slow down the suction/waterfall for a smaller tank.
I also highly recommend getting a coarse sponge to go over the intake, not only does it prevent fish from getting trapped (or my cherry shrimp) but it also provides another form of filtration. I clean the sponge every other week and the filter media once a month.
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