Eden Internal Aquarium Filter 328 - 300 Litres

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The Eden Internal Aquarium Filter 328 is designed for aquarium enthusiasts with tanks up to 300 liters, offering efficient filtration with low running costs. This filter's rotating outlet enhances aeration and surface water movement, ensuring a healthy environment for your aquatic life. Keep in mind that regular maintenance, including filter media replacement, is crucial for optimal performance.
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The filter foam should be replaced every 4-6 weeks, and the active carbon every 2-3 weeks, or as needed, depending on the aquarium's load.
Yes, the filter has chambers for additional media. You can add biological media or other types of filter media to suit your aquarium's needs.
Unplug the filter and remove it from the aquarium. Rinse the filter foam and other media in used aquarium water (never tap water). Clean the impeller and housing.
The Eden Internal Aquarium Filter 328 is primarily designed for freshwater aquariums. Its suitability for saltwater is not specified.
The filter consumes 25W of power.
The dimensions are 90x120x250 mm (WxDxH).
The maximum flow rate is 1000 lph.
Check the power supply and ensure the filter is properly plugged in. Inspect the impeller for any obstructions.
Clean or replace the filter media. Check for any blockages in the intake or outlet.
Check if the filter is properly installed, ensuring it is fully submerged and level. Inspect the impeller for any damage or debris.
Compatibility: The Eden Internal Aquarium Filter 328 is compatible with aquariums up to 300 litres.
Care: Regularly clean the filter and replace the filter media as needed. Check and clean the impeller to maintain optimal flow. Perform regular water changes as part of your aquarium maintenance routine.