Zatapialny filtr płaski TetraPond do stawów o pojemności od 250 do 500 galonów

Scritto da: The UnFiltered Reviewer

The TetraPond Submersible Flat Box Filter is a great option for those who want to keep their pond water clean and clear. Here are some of the key features and benefits of this product: Suitable for ponds from 250 to 500 gallons: This filter is designed to work with medium-sized ponds, making it a great option for many backyard water features. Submersible design: The TetraPond Flat Box Filter is designed to be fully submerged in your pond. This allows for maximum filtration efficiency and helps to keep your pond water clear. Mechanical and biological filtration: This filter uses both mechanical and biological filtration to remove debris and harmful bacteria from your pond water. The mechanical filter sponge captures large debris while the bio-filter balls help to break down harmful toxins. Easy to install: The TetraPond Flat Box Filter comes with everything you need to install it in your pond, including tubing and fittings. It also includes a locking handle to make it easy to remove the filter for cleaning. Durable construction: This filter is made from high-quality materials that are designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor use. It is built to last and should provide many years of reliable performance. Overall, the TetraPond Submersible Flat Box Filter is a great option for those who want to keep their pond water clean and healthy. It is easy to install, efficient, and durable, making it a smart choice for many pond owners.

Scritto da: From Not a Train Guy

As described, no "real" issues, but it floats. I purchased to help filter before my pump (which leads to my 'real' filter and waterfall), since I've got a lot of crap that's clogging the not so large filter on my pump. Problem is that my pump usually only sits 12"-18" below the surface, so the box is floating out of the water. Even though the pump is weighted, between the flexible tubing connecting it, part of the filter was floating above the surface. I had to move my pump to a deeper section of my pond, and I'm a bit worried about this situation, as it did float up the first night and was just sucking air. I'm thinking of adding some rocks to the bottom to keep it from rising. I'll make it work, and I wouldn't NOT recommend based on this, but just an FYI...I'm also not sure my use case is 100% intended, but that's what I'm doing!

Scritto da: get your hands dirty

So I've had this Filter Box in use for the past 5 months. No issues, No problems. Works great. Now ordering a second due to an additional pond project in the works. Having seen several negative reviews recently dated stating "false advertisement" or "no filter included", I had the need to set this product straight. This titled item clearly says, "Submersible Flat Box Filter" so I"m not sure where buyers are confused about a missing filter? I have my product instructions, as one recent reviewer referenced with his negative "false advertising" video...and yes the instructions clearly show HOW TO SET UP this filter box WITH a TETRA filter. NO, it does not say "filter included". As the product details also show and state, what additional pieces are needed for this FILTER BOX operation, I just don't see how buyers are confused. The Tetra filter noted in the set up instructions, is NOT a filter requirement for this box, only a suggestion. As for the FILTER BOX, this item was received and functions as described. It's a two piece plastic box; slotted-holes lid and non slotted bottom tray, which incases a textured rough "green scrubby" type of filter screen that lays inside this box. That's it. Yes I found and was aware from my research, that this filter box lid will have a tendency to lift off, due to it's light weight. And as others noted, just place a rock/brick on top of the lid to weigh it down. I did choose the smallest and heaviest sized rock available to minimize the filter vent coverage which the rock will prevent particulates from passing through to the inside of the box. As long as you don't cover more than half the lid openings, your filter should operate as described. This FILTER BOX has been very effective in collecting the water debris inside the filter screen and also has protected my water filter - bought separately - from getting clogged. Maintenance and cleaning of this box is simple. Detach the outlet hose from the box. Remove the box entirely, remove the filter screen, rinse and scrub box as needed for algae removal. Reassemble. Replace box and screen and reattach the filter hose/line to restart the suction. *Add heavy object rock/decor/flower pot to top of box to secure lid in place from lifting off. Also, best to turn off the water pump while performing this maintenance so as to avoid unfiltered/unscreened water being sucked through your water pump and lines. Would I recommend this product? *Yes. This is a simple easy Filter Box set up for your small pond and is effective when used and cleaned correctly. *However, it can also be a great DIY reference/example to make-your-own version, if you are the DIY type. I personally didn't have the time to seek out the materials and opt for this kit with all the parts needed to get this going within 10 minutes of delivery. For reference; I have a 220 gallon metal water trough and using this Filter Box inside it. My trough is a small fish pond with plants. My research did find horse owners using this Filter Box in their water troughs to help keep the drinking water debris free. I don't see why this wouldn't work for that purpose also. No chemicals are required with this box use. Just keep in mind that this Filter Box will require a water pump no matter how you intend to use this Box - so that water is sucked through the Box, through the filter screen and emits debris- free water through the pump. Hope this helps and clarifies this product, it's use and what comes with it.

Scritto da: Tony

Yet again a great product if it worked but alas l purchase for my infinity waterfall to stop it clogging & for the 1s5 day or so brilliant then hey presto the waterfall is full of weed cannot be bothered sending back but no it’s not great !!!!! In fact it useless

Scritto da: Colne 1

Clips not very solid will not stay down without extra weight and seems to be for one type of pump so I had to adapt pump to fit

Scritto da: EDDIE

cierra con clip de ajuste del mismo plastico, en si llego con una pestaña rota, aun asi no sella al 100 como para filtrar de manera adecuada, realmente esta mal diseñada, pero puede funcionar para recoger algo de basura de tu estanque...

Scritto da: SAR

Added pea gravel to weight it down and to give a medium for bacteria to help maintain pond. Easy to install and clean out.

Scritto da: Marco M

Me gusto mucho este filtro por su sencillez y la facilidad para ponerlo y ocultarlo en el estanque ademas de mantener a mi bomba libre de basura. simplemente conectar a la entrada de tu bomba y ya estaba funcionando. El único inconveniente es que la bomba tiene que tener una manera de conectarse con el filtro via manguera por lo cual no funciona con todas las bombas sumergibles.