🐠 Dive into Safety: Protect Your Aquatic World!
The Aquameta Aquarium Filter Intake Guard is designed to protect small aquatic pets from filter intake hazards. With compact dimensions of 53mm x 29mm x 29mm, it fits perfectly into AquaClear 70/110 models. The guard features fine 1.5mm mesh openings for effective filtration while ensuring the safety of your fish, shrimp, and snails. Made from high-quality 3D-printed PETG, it meets the highest aquarium safety standards and is easy to install.
A**E
Perfect for Fluval AquaClear 20!
I got this too keep my cherry shrimp from getting sucked into the filter, and I didn’t want to have a bulky sponge pre filter on. This was absolutely perfect for what I needed! I do have to remove it every few weeks to clean out any gunk that prevents water flow but it’s a good trade off compared to losing shrimp!
P**O
Works well
Fit perfectly on my Aquaclear 30 filter. Snapped right on snug and didn’t require glue. Only down side of this product is that it cost $11 but probably was printed for 50 cents. Oh well, I still give it 5 stars because it suited my needs
M**E
Perfect fit for Aquaclear 70
Got this to replace a pre filter sponge. I prefer a strainer over a sponge. Even though strainers don't catch small particles, I find them easier to deal with.
R**N
Perfect!
Fits my aquaclear 70 just fine. Im glad i made this purchase! It even increased my filters efficiency! It was struggling with a sponge over the intake. Does it collect gunk, sure. I also don't vacuum as much as i should. If you want it to be spotless vacuum your aquarium more.
A**M
Good Intake Guard
fits AquaClear 110 intake tube perfectly, low profile, good water flow through intake tube, good material, well made
D**I
FILTER INTAKE GUARD
WORKS PERFECT FOR FRY.......DECENT PRICE...QUICK DELIVERY
R**T
Works great
Plugged up a little to easy but I had it on an AC110 Probably better on smaller filter. Will keep small fish out of filter.
J**M
Too little water
I’ve had this for two weeks. While it does prevent fish from being sucked and held to die, it also collects so much ‘stuff’ that makes the filter not produce enough air through bubbling for the fish to live. I’ve lost four of the same type fish. The other 20 + are ok. I generally clean the filter monthly. With this gizmo you’d need to clean weekly. Which in a 60 gallon high tank is a lot of work. For me anyway !
