Aquael PAT-MINI filter

Aquael Pat Mini - Miniature turbine filter Pat Mini Designed for small freshwater aquarics. This device consists of a tiny head and a carefully selective filter sponge. Thanks to the use of innovative structural solutions, the head has a maximum efficiency of as much as 400 l / h, i.e. as much as typical medium-sized turbine aquarium filter. And all this at the energy consumption is not greater than 4 W.

Consequently Pat Mini Provides efficient filtration even in a 120-liter tank. Does not do an excessive "washing machine" in a much smaller aquarium? There is no fear, because there is a performance slider on the front of the head that allows you to adjust this parameter to the needs of each aquarium. The filter also has a directional tip that allows you to limit the water current in the aquarium by referral, for example, on the tank wall. It has also been equipped with a aeration tube connected to the outlet nozzle, which allows effective and efficient oxygenation of water in the tank.

Filter Pat Mini The sponge is extremely effectively implementing mechanical filtration in the aquarium by capture even the smallest visible impurities from the water. In addition, it is an ideal basis for settling strains of useful nitrification nitrification bacteria toxic toxic to fish ammonia and nitrates. The maintenance of the sponge is very simple and takes only several dozen seconds. In this way, we will ensure the continuity of the filter's operation and we will guarantee that the inhabitants of our aquarium will swim in crystal clear and free from toxins.

Installing the device is very easy thanks to a strong suction cup with an additionally functional hanger that allows you to engage the filter on the edge of aquarium glass.

The PAT MINI filter can work with Aquael rain shower and Aquael Mini UV water sterilizer. Removable sponge cartridges, standard, as well as Carbomax (saturated with active carbon) and phosmax (for removing phosphate, are also available) and phosmax (for removing phosphates) algae).