Filtro per acquario Seachem Tidal Power - Filtro per acquario grande da 35 galloni, nero

Name: Filtro per acquario Seachem Tidal Power - Filtro per acquario grande da 35 galloni, nero
Brand: Seachem
SKU: 0000116065818
Price: 80.49 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Seachem

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80.49

Fessure di ventilazione-- Le fessure di ventilazione nel coperchio del filtro e le scanalature di aerazione nel deflusso assicurano che l'acqua restituita al serbatoio sia completamente ossigenata e massimizzino lo scambio di gas durante la filtrazione. Flusso dal basso verso l'alto: la pompa spinge l'acqua verso l'alto nel cestello del filtro, entrando attraverso il fondo del cestello e spingendola verso l'esterno. Un flusso dal basso verso l'alto assicura che l'acqua entri in contatto con tutti i mezzi filtranti e non possa andare intorno o sopra i mezzi filtranti come con i filtri appesi sul retro con un flusso dall'alto verso il basso. Avviso di manutenzione-- Nel corso del tempo, i mezzi di filtrazione possono intasarsi di detriti che riducono o ostruiscono il flusso dell'acqua attraverso di essi. Quando ciò accade nei filtri Tidal™, l'acqua viene reindirizzata attorno al filtro e di nuovo nell'acquario attraverso un'uscita laterale. L'acqua reindirizzata spinge verso l'alto l'avviso di manutenzione blu sulla parte superiore del filtro, segnalando che il filtro deve essere pulito. Skimmer di superficie-- Lo skimmer di superficie catturerà l'acqua appena sotto la superficie, dove si accumulano gli oli di pesce espulsi, così come più in profondità nel serbatoio rimuovendo i detriti galleggianti. Regolazione del flusso: il flusso sulla pompa è regolabile tramite il quadrante sulla parte anteriore. Nessuna cartuccia filtrante: il cestello del filtro ha un'enorme capacità di contenere i mezzi filtranti di tua scelta nella configurazione che preferisci. Tutti i filtri Tidal™ vengono forniti con il bio-media Matrix™ di Seachem per iniziare. Nessuna manutenzione sporca: il cestello è completamente rimovibile e si inserisce nel coperchio del filtro per un transito facile e senza gocciolamento verso un lavandino o un tubo per la pulizia. Pompa autoadescante: la pompa autoadescante significa che non è necessario riempire d'acqua il cestello del filtro, avviare un sifone, monitorare il filtro o qualsiasi altro mal di testa dovuto all'avvio di un nuovo filtro. Girante autopulente: la girante autopulente e resistente alla corrosione è adatta sia per ambienti con acqua salata che dolce. Ciò riduce la manutenzione e rende il filtro adatto a un'ampia gamma di ambienti. Dispositivo di livellamento regolabile. Un livellatore sulla base del filtro consente al filtro di adattarsi a una varietà di stili di acquario. 3 anni di garanzia-- Tutti i filtri Tidal™ sono garantiti contro difetti di materiali e manodopera per un periodo di 3 anni dalla data di acquisto e registrazione del filtro, fatta eccezione per la girante della pompa. Questo può essere esteso a 5 anni registrando il filtro. La garanzia copre la sostituzione delle parti difettose. PER AIUTO-- Queste parti non hanno mai funzionato insieme prima, quindi il rumore del filtro è normale fino a una settimana dopo il primo utilizzo. In caso di dubbi, contattare il nostro specialista dell'assistenza prodotti per confermare il rumore o qualsiasi risoluzione dei problemi di cui potresti aver bisogno. Si prega di contattare il supporto tecnico Seachem al numero 888.732.0003 o via e-mail support@seachem.com

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Categories: Prodotti per animali, Pesci e animali acquatici, Pompe e filtri per acquari, Accessori filtro,

AVVISO DI MANUTENZIONE: Quando i mezzi di filtrazione si intasano di detriti e influenzano il flusso dell'acqua, il filtro Tidal Power reindirizza l'acqua intorno al filtro e di nuovo nell'acquario attraverso un'uscita sul lato. L'acqua reindirizzata ha quindi sollevato l'avviso di manutenzione blu sulla parte superiore del filtro, segnalando che il filtro deve essere pulito. SUPPORTO DEL RISCALDATORE: un riscaldatore può essere fissato al lato del filtro Tidal Power con una clip del riscaldatore opzionale, consentendo una migliore dispersione dell'acqua riscaldata in tutto il serbatoio o l'acquario. FLUSSO DI ASPIRAZIONE REGOLABILE: Con la doppia aspirazione di Tidal, aspira l'acqua attraverso il tubo telescopico sotto la superficie e in superficie attraverso lo skimmer di superficie. Regola facilmente la quantità di flusso proveniente dal tubo di aspirazione subacqueo rispetto allo skimmer di superficie con il quadrante del flusso di aspirazione. SKIMMER DI SUPERFICIE: lo skimmer di superficie sul filtro Tidal Power catturerà l'acqua appena sotto la superficie, dove si accumulano gli oli di pesce espulsi, così come più in profondità nel serbatoio per rimuovere i detriti galleggianti. REGOLAZIONE DEL FLUSSO: la funzione di regolazione del flusso completamente regolabile sul filtro Tidal Power regola le prestazioni in base a un volume specifico dell'acquario, tipo o fornisce un ambiente per i pesci che preferiscono più o meno movimento dell'acqua o ossigenazione. Regola il quadrante da qualsiasi punto tra 450 galloni all'ora fino a un leggero 90 galloni all'ora.

Country of Origin	USA
Item model number	6581
Manufacturer	Seachem Laboratories
Product Dimensions	6.25 x 5.12 x 8 inches; 0.01 Ounces

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Scritto da: Sith

So far so good after some modifications

It's very quiet. Which is nice. I did have to take out the motor and impeller and put some filter (that I had cute to just the right size) so I didn't have to worry about my little fish getting pulled in. And then I used another piece wedged up where it sits on the edge of the tank to lift it up so I cute raise my water level. I do wish I could reduce the flow a bit more but the bit of pre-filter that I put around the intakes helps. I read a lot of reviews and researched quite a bit before buying, so I was aware of some the modifications that would be needed. Although considering that some of those reviews are almost three years old and people were having to mod it then, you would think the manufacturer would have addressed them by now. Since they haven't and I still had to modify it, I knocked a star off. Otherwise, seems to be a good filter. I like that it can self prime so if the power goes out while I'm not home it will start itself back up when the power comes back on.

Scritto da: citan-uzuki

Perhaps best filter for a small fish tank

This could very well be the best HOB power filter for a small fish tank. By small, I mean tanks less than 30 gallon. The Tidal 35 has some standout features that make it an excellent choice for a small tank. It is capable of comprehensive filtration: biological, mechanical, and chemical. I say "perhaps" because I have not tried the newest Marineland Penguins. I owned an Emperor 400 many years ago and threw it away because it was a pain to prime the pump after a water change. I understand that issue has been resolved in the new products from Marineland. Anyway, back to the Seachem Tidal 35. This filter's most important feature is the internal (In the tank) motor. This filter will restart even if the media box is completely dry. It does not rely on siphon to work. It is a "push" system. The impeller is inside the fish tank, below the water level. The impeller pushes the water to the filter. This means it will restart reliably after a power failure. There is never any need to prime the filter. Priming means to add water to the filter box in order to start the siphon. The Seachem does not require manufactured filter media. Yes, you can roll your own. Your knowledge and choice of materials will determine the effectiveness of the filter. The size of the filter box will allow you to pack a lot of filtration material. More than enough for a 35 gallon tank. There are other very good power filters on the market. I also love the Fluval C series and the Aquaclears. The Fluval C series has the advantage of having the biological media above the water level. Thus, the Fluval C series has a small wet-dry area to grow beneficial microbes. Biological filtration is greatly improved when your media has exposure to the atmosphere. Bacteria thrives on oxygen. So this is where the Fluval C series and the Marineland filters have their advantage over the Seachem Tidal. However, most situations do not call for maximum biological filtration efficiency. Bacteria grow on every interior surface of your tank. Even submerged media will have more than enough capacity to provide biological filtration for the filter's rated gallons. This Seachem will easily handle the biological load for its rated capacity. This is a great product from Seachem. It is made for them by the Italian maker, Sicce. Yes, it is more expensive compared to its competitors. But the fact that you do not need to prime the filter is a big convenience factor. It also makes the filter more dependable. The surface skimmer will work great if you have carbon in the filter box. Otherwise, it will not be able to remove surface oils. You can reuse or repurpose the small zip bag that comes with the filter. I have freshwater clams in this fish tank. Therefore, I do not want to filter out the floating debris from the water column. Clams are filter feeders. This filter's main purpose is to provide biological filtration and water circulation. I removed the foam filter. I am only using the bag of Matrix biomedia. This allows small particles, such as phytoplankton, to pass through. At least most of them. I either reduce the water flow or turn off the filter when adding phytoplankton to the tank. I also have a Seachem Ammonia alert in this tank. Yes, adding liquid phytoplankton adds to the biological load of the tank. But the clams have to eat too. The Ammonia Alert will let me know if a spike should occur. This is a great filter. I can recommend it without any reservations. For bigger tanks, you might want to also check out the newest Marineland Emperor Pro 450. I have not owned the newly redesigned Emperor. It is only for big tanks. The Tidal 75 is probably its biggest competitor.

Scritto da: Rain City Crafter

Great customizable filter

Great overall filter. I am new to aquariums and did a lot of research to find this, glad I did. Features I particularly like: ** self-priming -- particularly fantastic for power outtages, absent-minded family members who don't think about restarting pump when you are at work, and when you have to do water changes and need to restart. Worth the extra coin. ** customizable media -- Do yourself a favor and read up on filter media (chapter 7) at aquariumscience dot org. I removed the seachem rocks and replaced with 8 plastic pot scrubbers to increase biofiltration surface area. ** cleanability?? -- based on aquariumscience dot org website, you will do better NOT to clean your filters regularly as the filter company suggests. This will allow you to build up your biofiltration in the filter media and get clean water faster. ** overpowered for my 10 gallon tank -- this 35 gallon-worthy filter is enough to create airflow in my 10 gallon tank so I don't need an extra pump. It should be enough if/when I upgrade to 20 gallon. ** quiet sound -- only really hear the waterfall effect. If you are new to aquariums and/or having problems with your current aquarium, read up on evidence-based aquarium management at aquariumscience dot org. I really wish I had found that page BEFORE I bought all the fancy media (this filter pump is still a good purchase, though!).

Scritto da: Corey Crushshon

Amazing quality and a completely clear tank!

Get it. One of the best filters I've found. Cleared my tank up to nearly 100% clarity in less than 2 hours. Very very quiet. The Tetra Whisper that I had for my 30 gallon tank was extremely loud and produced nothing but bubbles and left the tank very cloudy. Same issue with my 3 gallon nano tank setup. Switched to another brand with a foam filter combo with bio media. Did magic. Do your research! Highly recommend!

Scritto da: JEURI EVANGELISTA

EXCELENTE PRODUCTO LO RECOMIENDO DESDE RD????????

Asta ahora está funcionando muy bien y fácil de montar y limpiar, más trae el material filtrante y buen espacio para agregar mucho más.... Gracias al fabricante .. Dios les bendiga....

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

disappointing

this would be nice if you just want a skimmer.... But there is no intake pipe.... so the only water that gets sucked in is at the top of your tank. the power cable is on the opposite side of where the built in cable holder is located..... i have a tidal 55 and love it, But this 35 is poooooooooooop.

Scritto da: R Mitchell

Pretty nice

This was overkill for my tank but I was looking at different options because I needed a surface skimmer and buying one wasn't really optional due to the lack of space in my tank. I needed one that was built into the filter. I wanted this to work but it just didn't maybe it was just too big for my tank but the surface skimmer part just didn't do much at all. I ended up returning this.

Scritto da: Richard O.

Love it.

It’s a great filter just like the 110. Love it!

Scritto da: Aldo

Calidad y excelencia

Solía tener un filtro de mochila aquajet slim para acuario de 120lt. Y mueve 600lt/hr y la verdad funcionaba bien, el problema que para mi representaba es que a cierto tiempo hay que cambiar los 4 cartuchos que trae de fabrica, aunque se pueden sustituir vazado nuestras experiencias y vivencias con nuestros acuarios, en fin decide comprar este filtro de cascada Tidal 35 con características para un acuario de 130lt y mueve 500lt/hr, y aún que aparentemente mueve 100lt/hr menos, me a dado mejores resultados, aparte de que incluye una costalilla de matrix para la filtración biológica y una esponja para filtración mecánica y ambos son fáciles de sustituir a futuro sin necesidad gastar mucho, también e visto que queda un ligero espacio como para agregar carbón activado o zeolita. En si es un gran filtro de cascada y lo adquiri a muy buen precio, es más diría a un excelente precio. Mi acuario es de 60lt y está más cristalino que nunca. Y el tiempo de entrega fue de lo mejor, antes del día programado!

Scritto da: Gonzalo

Se nota la calidad, el diseño y funcionalidad.

Se nota la calidad, el diseño y la funcionalidad. Es un 30% más caro que un aquaclear, pero lo vale, ya que pensaron en todo: si se va la luz ya no te debes preocupar porque al regresar se auto rellena, el paso del agua si desde abajo hasta arriba, el flujo es regulable, silencioso, palanca para ajustar a la pecera, botón de indicador de limpieza, tiene desnatador y buena capacidad para material filtrante. Estoy contento, vale la pena pagar más. Por cierto existen repuestos y además no es obligatorio andar comprando repuestos específicos para que funcione. Yo puse material filtrante de Fluval. Porque el que traía se me hizo poco.

Scritto da: Steve Currie

Nothing will be done

What I didn't like was it has a 120 w and a USA plug. I live in Australia and we use 240 v. It's not that they should know the difference and I suppose I should to. But I didn't read the fine print and paid the price. Anyways doesn't work now. Even though I used a converter. My mistake but why don't American amazon give heads up if we are ordering something that's not right. Anyways that's my concerns.

Scritto da: Bev

Tidal 35 Good filter

Great filter. I saw it reviewed on kgtropicals on youtube and even through it is pricey I decided to try it. So far it lives up to the review. Easy to set up, room for xtra filter medium, very quiet , doesn't take up much space and flow speed button works great. I bought it for a 10 gal and wanted slow water flow rate for the Betta. I'm sure it would also accommodate a 20 gal. Ive had AquaClear before but this is quieter. Only con would be that there is no intake tube. Delivery from Big Al's was good.

Scritto da: M

Very quiet and excellent filter

In the past I've used Aquaclears. I found Aquaclears often have a (fairly quiet) rattling or humming noise, and were quieter with the lid removed. So far this filter is very silent. I haven't had it running for long so hopefully it doesn't get much louder with age. The loudest sound I get is from trickling water if my aquarium's water level isn't high enough. If I keep the water level high enough I can't hear trickling water either. I think having the motor under the water (compared to an Aquaclear where the motor is outside) helps keep it quiet. The flow rate can also be adjusted to a very wide range. At its minimum it's a very gentle flow, probably good for a 10 gallon or even a 5.5 gallon. I have it at full strength on a 20 gallon with dwarf puffers. I also like the surface skimmer, since the aquarium it's in seems to get more surface oil than my other tanks. The things I don't like are fairly minor (except for #3): 1) There's a white circle on the side of the motor that can easily be seen. There's also a gray knob on the front. You can see both of them on the picture of the box. They don't blend so well with the black of the rest of the filter. (I have a solid black aquarium background) 2) Like a lot of people mention there's no intake tube to extend to the bottom of the tank. It's not a huge problem for me but it would be a nice extra add-on. I think the fixed depth is around 3 to 4" deep. 3) It's more expensive than other HOB filters. In the past I've resisted buying the Seachem Tidal in favor of cheaper filters like Aquaclear. But I'm happy I spent a bit more this time.