Fluidized Bed Filter FB300 Lifegard Review

I have this with a 60 gallon secondary filter for my Fluval 407 canister filter. Easy to set up. Great for the biological part of my filtration. Due to the mobile and constantly moving sand, only strong bacteria grow. Very quiet. I would recommend this product to anyone thinking of an extra filter.

I had to buy it just because my old one broke due to moving. This is the perfect biological filter upgrade if you are short on space (opening configuration like mine) or want to add 200m². feet of biological filtration capacity to your sump. If you have a large bioburden, you need a biological filter that can easily accommodate it after proper processing. I do not recommend this as a primary filter. This is only good as an improvement to your current setup. I configured a bypass from my SunSun…

Spent a day tuning. It poured a pile of sand into my aquarium and then leaked in two places despite the plumbing provided. One of the places cannot even be installed due to a problem with the O-ring, which is on the knob that controls the flow (from here the sand goes all over the exhibition tank). After proving difficult to set up in an aquarium, I placed it in my sink so it would be safer than destroying my display aquarium. From the sink I was able to take my time to make sure the plumbing…

I have read a lot about fluidized bed filters, they are considered to be the most efficient type of filter. That's why I bought this Lifeguard filter. The filter is a good size but takes up a lot of space under the tank once all the hoses are connected. It's designed to be versatile, allowing you to connect it in multiple configurations depending on your setup and how you want to use it. I hooked it up to one of my canister filters on my 120 gallon Discus tank as they produce a lot of waste and