ddgrego
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de marzo de 2025
Works very well and super quiet! Fits my 55 perfect! Easy to setup and maintain.noce cover for it also.
dennis juliot
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de marzo de 2025
Works great
jackie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025
I have had this filter going now for 3 days and I can see the results, really good. I would look at my tank from the side and see a haze cloudiness that really bothered me, now its probably, I would say almost clear. Fish are doing fine, I have about 30 synodontis(maybe more) all differnet sizes and they are doing just great, checking out this new filter. My angels, they are about 5 years old, are more active than ever. Is it the filter?? I think it is. Try this filter, its nice and quiet, has adjustable levels for water flow and looks like its clearing up my water. Worth it?? yes.
S V
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de enero de 2025
Tetra filters give the best results based on my experience. I had 3 different brands of filters in between Tetra filters. There's no comparison. My old Tetra filter still works, but hasn't enough flow capacity for my new, larger tank. With the other brands, one wasn't working right after a few months, one couldn't maintain good water quality, and the third other brand was OK, but a pain to maintain. I just got to the point to throw this one out also and buy another Tetra. With theTetra filter, the aquarium water quality is great and the filter is easy to maintain.
AndresHC
Comentado en México el 7 de agosto de 2020
Excelente producto mis peces estarán muy contentos
Jason
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de diciembre de 2018
I've owned several Whisper branded power filters, as well as Rena external power filters, over the years and this is a review for the 60-gallon Whisper IQ. I actually have this 60-gallon unit mounted on a 75-gallon tank. From experience I think you can run a bit smaller filter and still get good quality water cleaning from the Whisper brand filters, and with these types of tank 'hanging' filters, you'll need plenty of tank wall real estate and can save some by going a little smaller. With my 75, I've got several feet of back wall space, but the 60g still takes a considerable width of the back wall.I really like the modular cartridge system. You can use Whisper's included activated carbon, or your media own to fill the disposable bags, I often rotate between activated carbon and zeolite. The 60-gal model uses two filter bags. Whisper sells bulk, I buy 12-packs of bags/media which are reasonably priced.The 75-gallon tank this filter resides in is home to a variety of community fish - tetras, gourami, guppies, mostly, along with live plants. Fish are fed once a day.The filter does it's job day in and day out. It's not so powerful as to instantly suck up all the flaked food that's put in the tank, nor have have any of the smaller fish (guppies) been injured or trapped by the pressure at the intake. Nonetheless, running 24/7, this filter moves and circulates a lot of water, and does it's part (along with the biologics) to keep the water crystal clear. Mechanical/motor noise level is minimal. The pleasant sound of falling/moving water is more noticeable than anything mechanical. The top of the filter is easily accessible through a removable top panel. Filter bags are easy to inspect and replace. The impeller has never jammed and the intake grate keeps large debris from damaging the impeller assembly. The top panel fits well and so far as I can tell there is no appreciable water loss through condensation occurring as a part of the filter's cycle.Happy with the purchase and wouldn't hesitate to purchase again, or a different model from the same manufacturer.