Shark PRO 900 Internal Aquarium Filter 240 GPH Submersible | Up to 70 Gallons | In-Tank Freshwater and Saltwater Application with Three Removable Filter Cartridges | Fish Tank Turtle Terrarium

when ordered from aust you think the power suppy would be aust/nz ,but no usa no good

I ended up getting the shark pro 500 internal filter because i needed something quiet , powerfull and adjustable, i honestky couldn't have chosen better. The shark pro 500 by sicce is honestky so quiet you dont even notice it running while submerged in the tank. Its incredibly easy to set up because its held onto the glass by using 2 magnets, they are really strong and will hold it in place perfectly. It comes with a venturi system that pumps more oxygen into your water threw the standard filter outlet. If that doestsuit your fancy theres a built in spray bar in the filter head that i find myself using 24/7. The filter flow is 100% adjustable from low to full flow with a dial on the top of the filter. The entire filter is helt together with magnets and i cant find it more convenient for cleaning. And dont forgwt the crazy long cord so you can put it litteraly anywhere on any aquarium. Id deffinetly recommended a shark pro as a great filter, it not olny looks great but keeps my water clear as can be.

This internal aquarium filter was very easy to install & does an excellent job keeping my water clear!

The magnets are poor quality and do not hold. I bought 4 of them and when you change water or move them the slightest the boxes drops off the magnet and hit the fish underneath!!

I bought this after watching a review from someone I trust on YouTube. Didn’t read the reviews here on Amazon. Opening the box I didn’t even need to read the instructions if you have own filters before you have an idea of what to expect from this. Pros: does its job of filtering well! The tank I have it in is overstock with messy fish. I have to do huge water changes constantly in this particular tank. This filter has been running for four days and the water looks great. I would like to point out, however, that I am using the 900 version and it is in a 29 gallon tank so it’s in a team that it is less than half of what it’s rated for That was the best thing to say about it. Here are what I don’t like about it. Build quality I do not like. The knob that you can twist to change the flow rate is very loose. On every other filter that I have, it takes some strength to adjust it this almost spins freely. Not totally a bad thing might even be a benefit to some people, but to me it just counts against its quality makes it seem cheap. You can lift the top part to expose the integrated spray bar and that top part is also loose. While setting it into the tank, I kept accidentally pushing it down. As others have mentioned, the magnets suck. There’s two different magnets. One that the output holds onto the cartridges, and one that attaches to it on the outside of your glass to hold it upright. Both suck. The one holding the cartridges, I think because the 900 version has so many cartridges and they are big that the magnet doesn’t have enough strength for all of them. You barely wiggle it around and the cartridges fall off. I don’t think you would have that issue with the smaller versions. It’s also not an airtight seal. I noticed debris going into the small crack where those two magnets connect. As far as the other magnet goes, that is meant to attach it on the other side of the glass again, I think the bigger version is just too heavy for it. Something that doesn’t make sense is on the filter itself where the magnetized section is, it is recessed into the filter, so the magnet has to work extra hard to reach that section. You would think it would be flush with the glass that you were putting it against. It simply will not hold so I am using the filter with it Just floating in the tank.