*Dirty* Aulofee Submersible Aquarium Filter, Upgraded 50-150 Gallon Fish Tank Filter with Fish Guard, Internal Whisper Pump for Turtle Tank, Debris Tray, Check Valve, Fresh/Saltwater, 12-Inch

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• Powerful 6-in-1 Performance: This submersible aquarium filter for 50–150 gallon tanks combines filtration, oxygenation, wave-making, debris collection, water circulation, and water change in one system. With a 450 GPH flow rate, this whisper filter provides strong and steady water movement for clearer water and a healthier aquatic environment. Suitable for both freshwater and saltwater setups
• Upgraded Filter with Bottom Fish Guard: Designed with an upgraded bottom fish guard to help prevent small fish from being drawn into the filter. The bottom debris tray collects visible waste, while the built-in check valve activates when lifted to reduce mess during cleaning. Every detail is designed for smoother operation and easier maintenance
• Dual Valve Control & Ultra-Quiet Filter: Features an adjustable outlet to direct water flow without disturbing smaller fish, and a separate air valve to fine-tune oxygen output. The aquarium filter operates under 25dB, ensuring a calm environment for you and your aquatic pets
• Reusable High-Efficiency Bio Sponge: The internal fish tank filter is equipped with dense biological filter media that supports natural biological filtration. This process helps maintain water clarity and promotes a stable aquatic environment. Rinse with tank water and avoid wringing to prevent sponge deformation. Compatible with other filter materials if replacement is needed
• Proper Installation & Easy Maintenance: Tool-free assembly allows quick installation in just minutes. The turtle tank filter can be placed horizontally or vertically; make sure the filter is fully submerged