Reddit reviews Marina I25 Internal Filter
We found 4 Reddit comments about Marina I25 Internal Filter. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Clip on filter for aquariums up to 6.6 gallonsProvides quiet operationWorks to reduce odor and pollutantsComes complete with one power cartridgeCartridge change is fast and mess-free
Umm... not quite sure on the large plants name but the other is just a marimo moss ball... i have a a cheap desk lamp from ikea with a 4w LED bulb in it, but the tank does get natural sunlight as it is at the window. Good luck with your setup. Also the filter is a Marina i25.
Edit: wrong name of moss ball...
I'm using this I have only had it for about a week (my other one was leaking a tetra brand) but i like it much more because it's smaller than my other, and doesn't seem to cause very much disturbance to the surface; other than right around the filter area.
It was kind of hard to get the second (extra) set of suction cups on the back; because i didn't want to use the little hook for the back (that is what i was having problems with on my last filter) but once i got them in and got it stuck on it was SECURE :) in fact i had to slide it around to make adjustments because i couldn't get it back off >.< It is also very quiet and like i said much smaller and less of an eyesore than my previous! :)
TL;DR
I'd recommend this filter :)
EDIT
forgot some info :) i have a 3 gallon betta tank with an apple snail in there with him. these pics have the old filter in them, but i can get pics of the new one if you would like.
Naruto mostly, maybe the Switch cover (don't have one but it's a planned future purchase)
I'm thinking that $25~ would be fair for a pre-seeded corner sponge filter (looks like this one), a Marina internal power filter plus four new cartridge refills, and a heater
What kind of filter do you recommend? I bought the Marina i25 for my little guy, and he's in a 5 gallon tank, but it really seems like it's flowing too hard, and it seems like if I leave him unattended, it'll suck him into the bottom. There doesn't appear to be any sort of flow control.