🔍 Small Lee's Triple-Flow Corner Filter for Enhanced SEO Review

I have noticed that the part of the aquarium that this little thing sits in seems to stay a little cleaner than the part where I installed the much more expensive and popular strainer. Strange or not, Pisces seem to like bubbles too. I haven't had an aquarium in years and am trying different products and approaches and have my two hardy goldfish hanging around with me. This corner filter seems to be very effective. However, you should take care to keep it clean by changing the charcoal and…

The vertical air intakes on the corners should be much more effective at trapping dirt at the bottom of the hospital tank. I was a little concerned after reading reviews from other buyers about the fragility of this filter but found that it will be fine as long as it is not hand handled (e.g. by pressing it into gravel) , but treated gently. hold over the base to limit the buoyancy of the filters and I'll definitely try! Nice little filter for a small footprint!

I needed to replace my 25 year old corner filter which was damaged when I moved house. This one is so thin plastic that the bottom cracked when I pushed the filter stand into the gravel. The "handles" designed to hold the pneumatic stone tube in place do not have a central hole large enough to accommodate the tube. Attempting to force the air tube into the center of the riser will break the pins. This will cause the air stone to fly out of the riser and render the filter useless. The unit must…

The plastic on this product is so thin it keeps lifting off the floor. I added some lava rock to give it some weight and to act as a biofilter under the thread. It still doesn't bottom out like it should, but it cleaned the water in my only tank so well I decided to keep it. Regardless of tank size, if you try I would recommend buying a large one to balance the volume the stones take up in the filter so you don't have to change the shine as often. which keep the airline in one place broke on 2…

1) I'm annoyed that two of the 3 cheap thin plastic pins broke easily when I tried to carefully thread a plastic tube through them. 2) The carbon particles under the white filter fiber came out in the tested fish water when I tried it, but some of the bubbles work. 3) It's inconvenient to return one of the two unused USPS items so I have to keep a new one, but the second one is broken and working. not working efficiently. I don't recommend this little box filter to anyone and it's a waste of…

Overall I like this bubble filter and would give it 5 stars if it weren't for the channel attachment area at the top of the filter and base. I myself don't like using small airline and diffusers so I'm at 50%. I break off one of the three plastic pins at the top to fit a regular air hose. I see no reason to bother with these extra parts. As for the base, I have 3 of these filters and 2 of the plastic feet are broken. The tops don't stay fixed all the time and I find them floating in a tank with

Betta don't like strong currents or waves on the surface so I bought this filter to solve this conundrum. So far, so good! Cheaply made but also at a great price. Just be careful not to tear the very thin plastic it's made of. You can also glue a piece of slate (or something else heavy) to the base to give it some weight. Video. I used filter material from the original tank filter (to speed up the cycle) which was too big for this box filter. When the tank starts and I change the fill to a…

I usually buy small angle filters with the media that goes with them. I take them out and put them in a new tank every time I start a new tank to give the bacteria a good boost. While these have always worked and came with a carrier, the one I ordered didn't arrive on time so I took a chance with this filter. It's been a day in my aquarium and here are my very first thoughts. Cons: The plastic is very thin, it comes disassembled and requires assembly. It doesn't have the small pilot nozzle that

When I decided to try these filters (I bought 2) it was because I was at the end of my rope with my 7G goldfish tank. Goldfish are very messy fish and having a small tank with 4 fancy goldfish (albeit small ones) is no picnic. I'm planning on getting a bigger tank, but not right now. Either way, goldfish are eating and pooping almost immediately (well, anyway!) and before you know it, you'll be having muddy and muddy water in a couple of days. I bought a Fluval U2 internal filter for my…