Keep your aquarium clean and healthy with the Supa Under Gravel Aquarium Filter. Designed for tropical, marine, and cold water setups, this filter offers a simple and effective way to maintain water quality. Proudly made in the UK, the filter measures 35 x 17 cm, providing ample coverage for smaller tanks.
This under-gravel filter is easy to install, and has a high filtration rate. It helps to prevent fish from digging up the substrate, ensuring a stable and clear environment for your aquatic pets. Plus, the air lift tube design allows for easy cleaning and repositioning as needed.
Main Features
- Suitable for tropical, marine, or cold water aquariums
- Prevents fish from “digging-up” the substrate
- Easy to install and clean
- Made in the UK
Pros
- Simple and effective filtration
- Suitable for various aquarium types
- Easy to maintain
Cons
- May not be suitable for very large tanks
- Requires gravel substrate
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Under Gravel Filter |
| Suitable for | Tropical, Marine, Cold Water Aquariums |
| Dimensions | 35 x 17 cm (14 x 7 inch) |
| Made In | UK |
Buyer Tips
- Ensure the filter size is appropriate for your aquarium.
- Use a gravel substrate with good water flow properties.
- Regularly clean the air lift tube to maintain optimal performance.
- Consider the type of fish you keep, as some may still disturb the gravel.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Is this filter suitable for a saltwater aquarium?
Yes, the Supa Under Gravel Aquarium Filter is suitable for marine aquariums.
How often should I clean the air lift tube?
The air lift tube should be cleaned regularly, depending on the amount of waste build-up. A monthly check is recommended.
Does this filter eliminate the need for other filtration methods?
While it provides a good level of filtration, it’s often best used in conjunction with other filtration methods for optimal water quality.
Is this filter easy to install?
Yes, the filter is designed for easy installation in most aquariums.
Will this filter prevent all fish from digging in the gravel?
It offers proof against “digging-up” but may not completely prevent all fish species from disturbing the gravel.