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Your detailed breakdown of the canister filters was very helpful. I appreciate how you compared each model's features, pros, and cons.

Great video and well explained.. Thank you for creating this video!

Helpful video. Clear advice on choosing canister filters. Thanks for the great recommendations

very informative video you clearly explained all of the things .thanks for sharing this valuable video

Thanks for the recommendations! Canister filters are essential for maintaining a clean aquarium. Looking forward to exploring these top picks!

Your video was really helpful! After hearing your thoughts, I’m definitely leaning towards getting the Marineland Magniflow. Appreciate the clear and concise reviews.

Great video. Thanks for the canister filter recommendations. Very helpful for my aquarium.

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Fantastic video! Your breakdown of the best canister filters is super informative and helped me make a confident choice for my aquarium. Thanks for sharing such detailed insights!

Thank you for the quality video and testing the products. Keep it up!

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that was a great review keep going

Wow, this helps me as an aquarium lover to choose the right filter, I really like the SunSun Pro filter which has advantages over others that match the tank I have.

I had an old Fluval 405 but just replaced it with a Fluval 307, OMG this thing works great

learned something great today from this video thanks for posting such fabulous video...

Great recommendations for long-lasting canister filters! Perfect guide for aquarium enthusiasts.

Great video on canister filters! Clear explanation of setup and maintenance. Perfect for both beginners and experienced aquarists. Thanks for the tips on selecting the right filter size for different tank types. Keep up the good work!😊

Great video ! I finally joined the Fluval cult a month ago and got my hands on an FX6 ! Loving it so far. I also have an Eheim classic (the Eheim 2215 model) that has been running for almost 12 years now

Thanks for sharing this informations with us

Fantastic video! I really enjoyed your detailed review of each filter. OASE stands out as my favorite due to the easy-to-remove prefilter, which makes cleaning a breeze. Thanks for the valuable insights!

I wouldn't buy a Oase if my life depended on it. I've had too many of them go bad on me in a very short amount of time. I prefer the Fluval filters for a whole lot of reasons, including they being nearly bullet proof. I don't understand why the FX series got rated so far below the x07 series. They are used for two different things, and they are both unparalleled for the applications for which they were designed. The FX series are high flow filters which you use if you have a very large tank, or for very overstocked tanks, or tanks where the water is going to get very dirty (such as a turtle tank). They are also the filter of choice if you need to establish a current for certain species of fish such as hillstream loaches or shiners. The x07 series are for smaller tanks which are lightly to moderately stocked. Both of these filters are quieter than the Oase offering, so I don't know why they got dinged on that. I prefer having a heater outside of the filter, because if the heater goes out in the filter, then you just have wasted space, and depending on how it went bad, you might not have a filter anymore. It seems better to me to replace an external heater than to have a useless heater in the filter and have to put another one in outside the heater. The Fluval filters have enough other bells and whistles and optional add-ons that it makes it the one to beat. There are just so many features which weren't mentioned in the video, and if you put these head to head with the Oase, it's really not much of a contest, not to mention that I've never had a Fluval go bad on me, and I haven't had a Oase which lasted more than three months. To me, that's unacceptable, Personally, I'll never take the risk of buying a Oase again, no matter what bells and whistles they put on it. The Fluval FX series definitely doesn't belong as low on the list as it is by any stretch of the imagination. This is a flawed video/review, and you should take it with a grain of salt.

i like this review keep going

I love the Aqueal hypermax 4500. It has two inlets and 2 outlets and is very quiet . About 1200 you. It has a prefilter too.

At the end of the day the makers name counts for nothing - it's what is inside the filter that makes the difference to water quality. If you set a cheap filter up properly and it will easily outperform a ridiculously expensive new Eheim filter. People seem to forget that blatantly obvious fact........

Here are the BEST canister filter options! This channel always delivers quality content, so I won't spoil it for others.

I'm a fluval guy currently owning a couple FX6's and a 307 canister filter, and I've been wanting a new canister for my 75 gal Mbuna tank. Currently I have the Fluval 307 on that tank, but I want to put that filter on my 55gal S.American cichlid tank cause the hob on that tank even though it is a good filter it just doesn't move the water efficiently enough. I've been deciding between either a Fluval FX4, a 407, A Oase Biomaster or a Sicce Whale and I just can't decide which one I want to go with.

I hate canister filters with hard plastic tubing. I prefer the flexible tubing in fluvals

Oase has air bubbles problem. It will loose most injected co2 in planted tanks.

why not hydor??

Great vid, but for the "Budget" filter, I'd go for the Aqua One Ocellaris... Reason is that I have used these filters and they have a great capacity for Bio-media and mechanical too. Their trays interlock and negate much of the bypass of others. Their flow rate is good alongside the build quality and media provided out of the box for their pricing... They are a good option for the beginner and seasoned alike...

Why is hardly anyone making fulters with adjustable pump speed? Controlling via valves is caveman level. Slowing down pump allows you to buy something larger and reduce speed to lower power draw and noise...