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Turtle Clean External Canister Filter - 30 Gal - 3220

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SKU:
ZM02322
UPC:
097612023220
MPN:
TC-32
Condition:
New
Availability:
This product usually ships within 5 - 6 business days. This is an estimate and handling times may vary.
Weight:
5.00 LBS
Width:
7.50 (in)
Height:
12.25 (in)
Depth:
7.50 (in)
Retail: $118.99
$82.14
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Description

Zoo Med Turtle Clean 30 External Canister Filter (Formerly the Turtle Clean 511 Canister Filter) is an external filter for turtle tanks, vivariums, Box Turtle pools or Turtletubs up to 60 gallons (filled with a maximum of 30 gallons of water).

  • External canister filter for turtle tanks, vivariums, Box turtle pools or Turtletubs
  • For up to 60 gallon tanks, filled with up to 30 gallons of water
  • Includes filter media

Comes complete with spray bar system, mechanical filter sponge, biologically active ceramic media and activated carbon. With an extra-large carbon chamber for maximum ammonia absorbing capabilities which is very beneficial in turtle tanks or vivariums with amphibians.

Features a new double-filtering system with internal biological recirculation, adjustable flow control system, easy to open filter head, calibrated anti-vibration bushings, and a space-saving design. The Turtle Clean 30 is a high-quality filter - designed and manufactured in Italy and includes a one year manufacturers warranty.

Specifications:
Flow Rate: 160 GPH
Dimensions: 7.8L x 4.75W x 9.5H
Warranty: 1 year

FAQ:
Q: Does the carbon bag go above or below the ceramic media in the filter chamber
A: The carbon bag should go below the ceramic media.
Q: How often should I change the carbon
A: The carbon should be replaced once a month.
Q: How often should I change the ceramic media
A: The ceramic media should only be changed if it is restricting water flow. It can be rinsed each month.
Q: How often should I change the sponge(s)
A: The sponge(s) can be rinsed monthly but only need to be changed if they cannot be cleaned or if they start to break down.
Q: How do I prime this filter
A: Be sure that the canister is completely full of water and that the fill cap is in place before plugging the filter in.
Q: What is the ceramic media for
A: The ceramic media provides surface area for be

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