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501 Turtle Canister Filter |
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Small, convenient outside-the-tank canister filter for turtle tanks up to 30 gallons. Contains biological, chemical, and mechanical filtration. Clear viewing case allows you to see when filter media needs replacing.
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Additional Information:
Replacement Parts 
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Product Options |
Set up(s) |
Product Manual (pdf) |
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501filter.pdf |
Warranty |
Ingredients |
Guaranteed Analysis |
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Warranty
1 Year |
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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. |
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| Q: How often should I change the carbon? |
| A: The carbon should be replaced once a month. |
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| 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. |
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| 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. |
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| Q: What is the maximum Gallons Per Hour? |
| A: The 501 filter runs at about 79 GPH. |
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| Q: How do I prime this filter? |
| A: Be sure that the cannister is completely full of water and that the fill cap is in place before plugging the filter in. |
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| Q: What is the ceramic media for? |
| A: The ceramic media provides surface area for beneficial bacteria to grow. This bacteria will help trap other bacteria and break down waste trapped in the filter. |
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| Q: Why does this filter process seem to be reversed? |
| A: The water passing trhrough the ceramic media, then carbon then sponge produces the best filteration flow. |
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| Q: How often should I clean my filter? |
| A: Once monthly is usually sufficient for one turtle. If you have more animals, it may be necessary to clean it more often. |
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