Aqua One Canister Filters

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Woody
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Aqua One Canister Filters

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Can anyone tell me if they have had any experience with this type of canister filter ?
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Woody

Product Details:
Aqua One (Via Aqua) 230 Canister

Aqua One Canister Filters offer exceptional performance, and great value for money

All models come complete with both biological and mechanical filter media contained in lift-out media baskets.

Other features include:

Ceramic impellor shaft for smooth, silent running & long impellor life
Shut-off taps & quick-release clips to make cleaning quick and easy
Complete with all hoses and fittings, including spray bar
Designed for optimum filtration volume in a compact size
Removable cap in canister head for priming or bleeding air

230 Model

Water turnover: 600Lph
Filter media capacity: 2.3 litres in 2 baskets
Media included: ceramic noodles, coarse bio-sponge, fine poly pad
Max distance below water level: 1.8m
Power consumption: 15W
Filter dimensions: 18.5cmx18.5cmx36cm including taps
Impellor Shaft: ceramic
Suitable for freshwater aquariums of 50 to 170 litres, marine of up to 90 litres.


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jurassic_pork
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Post by jurassic_pork »

I have an aqua external but not model one i have the aqua three,I have had no problems with it so far but i have only had it for around a year but so far no problems,The media provided is good quality and comes with all hose attachments and fitting and fixtures (lots of them) I personally use filter wool in the second basket to catch the smaller particles and so far it has kept my pleco/loack tank crystal clear.I think i paid 50-60 pound for mine and so far im pleased.

Hope this helps ya a little :)
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Woody
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Location 1: Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Post by Woody »

Thanks for your assistance they sound pretty good. And over here they are 1 third the price of Ehiem & Fluval. They come out to pretty much what you are paying for them over there.

Woody 8)
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