Aquarium filter, 450 l/h, 13 W, silent, with duckbill nozzle, garden hose connection, adjustable flow shower head, external filter for aquariums from 150 to 225 l

[Filtration Principle] After powering on, the built-in water pump generates electricity to create a filtered water cycle. First, dirty water is drawn in through the bottom of the water inlet pipe, and a small amount of water with an oily film enters through the oil skimmer port. The dirty water flows into the filter box, passes through three layers of filter media, completes the filtration cycle, and then clean water flows out of the outlet pipe. [Easy to Use] The entire filter body is not placed inside the water tank and does not occupy aquarium space. There is only one water inlet pipe that enters the water tank. Suitable for small aquariums and landscaped aquariums with aquatic plants and rocks. It can be hung on the aquarium, and the adjustable clip is suitable for glass thicknesses ≤ 18 mm. It can also be placed next to the aquarium without being suspended. [Multifunctional Filtration] The three water outlets offer additional functional benefits beyond filtration. The rain shower outlet allows dispersed water to reach the water's surface, increasing oxygenation. The duckbill outlet allows you to adjust the direction of the water flow to control the direction of the water flow. [Suitable for 13W Size] Suspended filter tank design. The filter media capacity of this cascade aquarium filter is larger than that of ordinary suspended filters. The 13W suspended aquarium filter uses 500g ceramic balls, a black sponge, and two 8D sponges. With a flow rate of 450 L/H, it is recommended for aquariums of 150 to 225 L. Suitable for turtle tanks with low water levels. [Improved Filter] The pump is located on the lid, which won't disturb fish. The fully enclosed filter housing and vibration-absorbing mounting loop ensure quiet operation. The all-copper motor water pump has a longer lifespan. The height of the water inlet pipe is adjustable, and a sponge cover at the bottom of the pipe prevents small fish and shrimp from being sucked in during operation.