Have used the 407in a 100 gallon aquarium for 3 years. Works great 😀

Dude, love your channel but i have to say your vids are always soooo dark...just sayin. lol keep up the good work!

Jason, I always love PTA reviews, but most important the 6 months and year end overviews. I wish other creators would follow that same path. Thank you from NYC

I bought one just under a year ago for a crazy overstocked 55 gal. I'm amazed how clean it keeps that tank. So glad I made that choice.

love these filters, and of course the FX6

I don't have any tanks big enough for a canister filter. Maybe my 40B, but I have blue neos in there so just using sponge and lots of plants. I tuned in to see your new set up in the gallery. Looks awesome!

I've been running a 407 on my 55 gallon for about 2 years. Its great zero problems clean it every 4 or 5 months and its not bad at all. Love mine. Looking in to getting 3 more to replace some others on my 3/ 75 gallons. Thanks for sharing

I have had my FX407 running on my 75 gallon community tank for a year now. I also have a couple of sponge filters cuz you never know when one is needed for a quarantine tank. I think the 407 has been a great choice. It is very quiet. I also like how easy it is to customize the filter medium within. I would sure recommend this cannister filter.😊

I love this filter. Works great.

I always learn so much from you. Thanks for the review. Gina

Very good explanation on this canister filter.

Thanks again for the review and by the way you have some awesome tanks.

It's easy to use and clean .

Thank you I have the same filter and I’ve had a ton of trouble with cloudy water since I switched to two trays of the bio ceramics. I’m gonna go get some more sponges and a bunch of activated bacteria and hope this changes that!

I’ve been using one on a community 75 for two years now. It’s been fantastic. Only complaint is that mine is really hard to get open. But besides that, it holds a ton of media, has good flow, and is easy to maintain because it’s so well designed

Thank Jason I'm actually weighing between the 407 and the sicce whale 500 for my 75 gallon right now I have an FX6 on it. But just bought another 6 ft tank and will use the FX6 on it when I get it ready to go.

Jason love the product review. Appreciate u my friend. Keep them coming. Enjoy the remainder of the Lord’s.🎉

Im going to order one of these for my 90 gal Oscar growout tank to help the Tidal 110 that is already on it. Thanks for the review and insights, as always.❤

I got the 407 on my 63 gallon it works well also i been a little naughty and put a fluval u3 too fish love it

I have several 407's on my 180 liter (about 48 gallons) tanks and one on a 200L/53 gallon tank. I really like them, they just work without problems. They are about maxed out for the 200 liter tank though. I'm planning to get some bigger tanks, in the range of 190-250 gallons, possibly even a bigger one in the future, I think I will keep those filters, just taking out the biomedia and just have serious water polish for them with progressively finer sponges and filter floss in the top compartment. Then a sump with biomedia and wavemakers to complete enough water circulation. 1-2 407's will seriously polish the water, hopefully giving the tank water that clear, invisible, almost eerie look.

Great filters. I use the 407 on my 86g and it works great. I use the 307 on my 32g and the flow is too strong so the gray lever on the canister allows you to adjust the flow! Love these filters. Only thing I don't like is there is no heater or UV on these filtration systems, also a spray bar is an add on. The add on's are not cheap either. They do make a UV filter that plumbs right in, but it is one more thing to mount in the stand or on the wall. Plus, you now have a heater in the tank which is one more thing to look at. One more thing to note is the flow stays strong no matter how dirty the filter gets. This is both good and bad. It is hard to know when to clean it without peaking inside. With the Sun-Sun filters the flow gets slow and you know it is time to clean.

Someone get Jason a light 😉

Plus it is easy to prime and sett up.

since i have fry in my tank i added a pre filter on the intake

I have a 406 and 407 on my 75 gallon. The 407 is definitely quieter You may want to invest in a aqua stop valve for the future. I had to replace it after two years on the 406.

Love my 407. Have had it on my 75 gallon for 4 years now. Absolutely no free floating debris.

Definitely well made filter, I guess Italians make good filters too 😅😅

African Cichlids 🧡

Great filter! Would still run it if the motor didn’t burn out! 5 years of constant use and almost no issues

I wish your lighting was brighter and the camera angle lower so it would be easier to see you actually put it together, not just parts held up for a quick look

I've been using these for years. I've killed two Fluval 406s because of using them for so long and I currently run a 407 on a 72 gallon bow front with 10 corydoras, two adult bristol nose plecos, two Sparkling Gourmis, 5 harlequin Rasboras, and 15 beckford pencil fish.

Just purchased one through your link. It better be good or I'm coming after you! Jokes 😊

If you need to replace any of the sponges they have a get kit for that .

Looks like a good filter! However I would use 2 of them. I like to over filter

Hi Jason, I'm looking to buy the 407 (or the 307?) for an overstocked 30 gallon tank....but, I have dwarf gourami so am a bit concerned about the strength of the water flow. Your advice would be appreciated.

I us it on my 75 gallon .

Will this filter fit on the back of a 180 gallon tank....the frame is a little wider than a 75 tank. Just curious if you knew? Great info!!

These are great filters. Very happy with mine. I went to the pond guru channel who well help you with better ways to use the filter to make beneficial bacteria.

I'm planning to buy a Juwel Rio 350 tank for my Mbuna cichlids and I'd love to have a Fluval 407 or a Fluval FX2 to filter it but............ I'm afraid the in and outlet hose won't fit without keeping the lid open. What do you think ?

Hey yo my boy Jason! I thought you hated canister filters

Im starting a 75 planted tank with angels and congo tetras right now its lightly planted till plants start growin in.i got a sunsun 704b with the tank that sounds rattly and doesnt have much flow, would a 407 or fx2 be better i can get both on sale within $8

‘sup?! thanks- gorgeous -till next time- Prime,;))

Hi, Jason. Is it true that a dirty filter does not cycle as much water per hr as a brand new/cleaned one ?

The canister was easy to set up .

I'm setting up a new tank and I have pre seeded media I'm putting into a fx6 should I fill the canister with tank water to start?

Should I get a 307 or 407 for my 200L tank

My only problem with 407 is separating the top from base to maintainence. Any tips?

Kinda hard to see the product, video is real dark

The 407 is "fine" but its not good or great. It's the HoB equivalent of a canister filter. First. The tubing is cheap, everything is cheap plastic, even the way they package it does t prevent damage. They need to do a better job. Second, it is not designed to work or fit on a 75G. It will, but that doesn't mean it works well. So... What does this mean.... It means that the suction cups on the glass to hold things straight dont work. At MOST this is effective for a 3 foot long tank. It might work on a 55 because of the way the output is designed, again... Its cheaply made. The reason the tubing "doesn't leak" is because the places where connections are made on input and output pipe are submerged in the tank. The canister connections are done at the factory and you have a clamp there ti ensure less likelihood of leaking. They have a spray bar kit that should be standard in the box. They charge enough for it. The media they give you (ceramic) is enough to fill one half of one tray. The chemical media removed means you have 2.5 empty trays out of 4. One has foam. One has the worst quality media you can imagine. This is fluval. They need to be held accountable for all the poor quality stuff.... Especially when the stuff they sell you to replace it with is 10x better quality. On mine: -replaced tubing (now its a standard size and not cheap) -replaced the media -got rid of all the chemical media they give you -added inline co2 -replaced input and output pipes Edit: totally forgot, the massive size and sharp ends of the strainer basket means its almost impossible to get a good prefilter sponge. I used the marineland one, but taking it on and off was like shredding it each time.

I like it but after a year of having it one of the baskets is falling apart.

Why do you not care for bio media in canisters? I would think you could pack a lot of bio media in there..

I can’t for the life of me understand why fluval made the hose connectors light grey. Really bothers me because they are so easily seen in the aquarium. Why wouldn’t they just make them black? Poor aesthetics in my opinion

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