Can anyone recommend an internal filter?

Dan1o

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Hi everyone, I'm looking for an internal filter that is quiet enough to use in the bedroom, its for a 90l tank, so far I have tried an Eheim pickup 200 and a Fuval U3, both have been REALLY noisy, very rattley despite making sure there was no air in the filter, the problem with both was the impeller. I was especially disappointed with the U3 as I have a U2 in another tank that runs silently (or close to). Really getting sick of returning filters so if anyone has any recommendations that would be awesome!

Thanks!
 

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Is Aquael Turbo available in UK? Depending on stocking, you may choose between 500 L/h or 1000 L/h models. I have 500, it's really quiet - provided you take the air tube off, of course.
 

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I'm not sure I'll have a look thanks!
 

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I got a Top Fin MF10 internal filter based on the review by fellow FL member ChrissFishes01 HERE and really like it. Mine is silent. Available in larger sizes too.
 
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Unfortunately I couldn't find it in the UK. Think I'm going to try the oase bioplus
 
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Try looking for the Oase brand
Oase is what I'm going for, just waiting for the refund on the fluval so I can afford it. Thanks!
 
Ha, i re-read your posts and just now saw you had already mentioned the Oase.
 
Aquael Turbo filters are the best internal filters I’ve used, do a much better job and will handle a bigger bio load then the Fluval U filters and even the Ehiems. Even the smallest filter in the range has decent sized coarse sponge that would do a decent filtration job all on its own and a big chamber for bio media of your choice.

I use the pump from one of these filters just with the coarse sponge primarily as a powerhead to move water and it’s very quiet, like I say the sponge itself holds a lot of bio capacity but add the chamber and it will hold a lot more media then other internal filters. I wish I knew about these filters when I used internal filters as my primary filtration method.
 
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