Unboxing: Oase Filter with Stainless Steel Filter Pipes

[@koperski92]

Thanks for you review! Just ordered mine today!

[@alisonmaczka7359]

I don't have anything nearly as cool as that. I am just using a small sponge filter but I am very happy with it so far.

[@watercolorsaquariumgallery]

We use a ton of sponge filters around the shop!

[@jeffs4947]

Where do I go about buying these filter steel pipes?

[@watercolorsaquariumgallery]

Check with your LFS, especially if it's us! Aquavitro products are only available through local fish stores and can't be sold online

[@koperski92]

I really like the overall design and concept of this filter. My only concern is that it has 2 massive sponges vs multiple smaller ones. Comparing it to the fluval canister which I currently use and has 6 smaller sponges with additional storage for other media as well. It scares me to change so much of the media out at once with the Oase canister filter. What are your thoughts?

[@watercolorsaquariumgallery]

These are pretty sturdy sponges that shouldn't need to be changed too often. This filter does come with a lot of biological media as well, so a quick rinse of a sponge or replacing one at a time shouldn't set you back too much. If you were concerned, you could pretty easily cut them into smaller pieces!

[@koperski92]

@@watercolorsaquariumgallery Appreciate the feedback! I might try the smaller version for my new nano Tank. I love the built in heater option, and it seems well built from the review.

[@kenz1031]

No easy disconnects?

[@simonbagel]

oh-oz-zay

[@watercolorsaquariumgallery]

We figured it out eventually...

[@truthfactreality6814]

Guys it’s just a cheap rehash of a filter. The bio masters are better.