🐠 Discover Lee's Pet Products ALE13402 Economy Corner Filter: Enhanced Efficiency for Optimal Pet Care Review

I wanted a carbon filter to complement my under gravel system and couldn't find a filter in a store that didn't use a proprietary cartridge. This little guy is inexpensive and I can use loose filter media to refill it. I could only find it online.

just what i was looking for to add some medium like biobead and ceramic. These generic filters are dated but still work great and fit our needs. I wish it was a little bigger, but it works thanks to special materials that never need to be replaced, such as: B. biological ceramic rings.

This filter is ideal for bettas. George the "office fish" lives in a 5 gallon aquarium and this filter is perfect for keeping his house clean without a current swimming against him. The aquarium came with a 'nano' filter which worked well but was stressful for the fish as it was always working to stay in place. line filter of all time.

This filter cleans our 10 gallon tank better than any other filter we have tried. We bought a stuffing floss from Walmart's craft department instead of expensive (homemade) items. Works great for us as we have a bunch of female bettas in this tank and we don't need other types of topical filters that pour water back on them and push them. Just make sure if you have small fish that you keep them far enough away from the glass so they don't get stuck behind it. We are very glad that we tried this

I bought this as extra filtration for my 40 gallon goldfish tank. I use a large sponge filter there, but I also wanted something to put the filter carbon and biocarrier in and it was perfect for that. If you want to use it as the only filter, it works for up to 10 gallon tanks or for roasts. Mine was hooked up to an old Tetra Whisper pump and pumped more water than I expected. It's a simple filter, but it works well. However, it is noisy. It doesn't have an air stone, so you get these huge…

I love these filters and have been using them for many years! And they're absolutely essential if you're into guppies because you can put in a calcium reactor medium (aragonite) to create the right pH and mineral environment for guppies and prevent pH swings that guppies don't like. Aragonite also prevents them from swimming and provides a base for biofilter organisms. But that only applies to "guppys", because most other tropical fish do not like slightly alkaline and semi-hard calcium-based…