Weipro Internal Aquarium Filter: It Works Fine, but I Still Prefer HOB Filters
I used a Weipro internal filter where a hang-on-back filter was not practical. It has worked fine, but when I have the choice I still prefer HOB filters.
I used a Weipro internal filter where a hang-on-back filter was not practical. It has worked fine, but when I have the choice I still prefer HOB filters.
I used to change aquarium water with a siphon and five-gallon buckets. My old Python system made that job much easier, survived years forgotten in a shed, and is still useful today.
I had used several Tetra cartridge-style aquarium filters over the years and wanted something that felt more substantial. After researching AquaClear, I bought one—and ended up preferring the AquaClear hang-on-back filters I own.
I started using Seachem Prime after seeing it repeatedly recommended online and hearing the same thing from pet-shop owners. It has done the job I bought it for, so I still use it.
I use the large Aqueon algae cleaning magnet on one of my aquariums. It does remove algae from the inside of the glass, but the magnet is strong enough that it can stick and drag instead of gliding perfectly.
I got the idea of growing pothos out of my aquariums after seeing a relative do it. Once the plants got bigger, I needed a way to keep them in place. These little hanging plant holders have worked surprisingly well.