Aquarium Equipment

Filtration

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Canister Filters

Our pick Fluval 207

Why: Its priming handle helps start water flow after setup, and its prefilter can be accessed independently during cleaning.1 Its 3.1 litre media chamber provides more media space than the Fluval 107’s 2 litres.12 Both models are rated at 10 W on 120 V, 60 Hz supplies.34

6 models compared

Hang On Back Filters

Our pick Seachem Tidal

Why: Its self priming pump avoids the AC20 and AC30 instructions to fill the filter body before startup.56 Its stated tank limit is 35 gallons, compared with the AC20’s 5 to 20 gallon range.57

18 models compared

Internal Filters

Our pick Fluval U2

Why: The Fluval U2 combines adjustable output with supplied media and a 45 to 110 litre tank rating.89

2 models compared

Sponge Filters

Our pick Hikari Bacto Surge Small

Why: The Hikari Bacto Surge Small uses a weighted base, making it a choice for placement on the aquarium floor.10 The Hikari Bacto Surge Small does not include an air pump, so plan to supply one separately.11

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EHEIM ecco pro 130

EHEIM ecco pro 130

Pump flow rate
500 l/h (Tested configuration: 50 Hz)16
Rated tank size
130 l (Tested configuration: 2032, 50 Hz)17
Power draw
5 W (Tested configuration: 50 Hz)16

Sources

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