Mini Underwater Filter, 200 Litre Per Hour

Très bon produit bonne filtration attention prévoir un adaptateur u.e pour la prise

Very pleased with this excellent little filter from Fluvial. It does the job perfectly and is so quiet that sometimes I don't believe it's running. Water flow is great and is ideal for the smaller aquarium. I'm very pleased with this filter and the price is good too, have seen it in local retail shops at a more expensive price.

Great product, but it was sent with a U.K. power plug and not Australian, so I had to buy an adapter to be able to use it.

Easy to install great size for a small tank well made not noisy good value for money

Fair little, simple internal filter. It does what it says. I read a review slating it as the box says for 45l tank and they were expecting 200l tank from the listing. User error in that case I'm afraid; the listing quite clearly states 200l/hour turnover, suitable for a 45l tank. So cycling the volume of the tank just under 4.5x an hour. Anyway, my observations after 6 months of running on a 40l guppy tank: It has a moderately powerful flow rate, which I find ideal for raising Guppies, but more sedate fish will find it too fast, I definately wouldn't use it with a Betta. It's silent in running after it's primed itself and access to the impeller is quite easy for cleaning. There aren't any options for flow control (direction or flow), but it is a very basic unit. The supplied sponge is realistically too small for the canister and allows too much detritus to flow around it, allowing the impeller to clog, or worse stall. I've rotated the sponge 90 degrees to fill the bottom of the canister and placed some filter floss above it and some bio-media on top of that. This has kept my tank water much clearer. The bottom loading of the filter media can become a bit of a chore. The lower suction cup invariably dislocates itself from the unit when pulling it out for cleaning, but for what it is and the price I can forgive the primitiveness of the design. I originally bought it as a stop gap after my old unit died & haven't felt the need to upgrade as it works, even if it is a tad fiddly. I can't give it full marks, as I've had to modify the filtration system and feel like eventually the bottom panel (where you access the media) will fail.