| | |  | Wet/Dry Filters | Home » » » » ProClear Aqautics Premier 200 Wet Dry Filter with Prefilter | | | | | | | Description: | | Pro Clear Aquatics Model 200 Wet/Dry Filter with Prefilter. Wet/Dry filters are a must for any aquatic eco-system, they enhance biological filtration as well as mechanical filtration with the proper pump they will cut down maintenance time and do a much better job than traditional filters including canister filters. This Pro Clear Aquatics unit includes a Pre-Filter/Overflow Box, Bio-Balls, a polishing block, return hose, siphon hose, return valve and all tubing. These filters work for freshwater or saltwater tanks. This filter is rated for aquariums up to 200 gallons, and flow rates of up to 600 GPH. Dimensions: 29inL X 12inW X 18inH. PLEASE NOTE: Dimensions are for wet dry filter ONLY. Please consider additional space for accessories. Capacity: 200 gallons or 900 GPH. BIO AREA: 5.9 GAL. SUMP GAL: 19. Recommended Protein Skimmer: MOTORIZED 250. Recommended Return Pump: CA 4000 or CA 5000. Slide out drip-tray drawer for easy removal and cleaning without removing skimmers from sump area. Splash-baffle directs water over multi-tray and eliminates splashing and salt-creep. Emergency over-flow feature. Larger area in drip-tray drawer for placement of bagged chemical media. All Aqua Clear/Pro Clear Wet Dry units carry a manufacturer's LIFETIME WARRANTY against materials and defects in workmanship. | | | Features: | |
• Great Filtration
• Easy to Use
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 44.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
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designed for saltwater the absolute best for freshwaterJul 15, 2010
By David G Demers
Well worth the investment.
If you have 100+ gallon tank and you want it clean and clear without spending hours per week on tank maintaince get this filter (and an additional pump of course, i use the 'marineland 5500').
Setup is easier than you think, once its up and running upkeep is pretty simple and comparatively infrequent.
The only con is the noise, on a scale of 1 to 10 (10= loud 1= silent) I would rate the noise at a 4 to maybe a 5. For comparison I would rate the marinland 350 bio-wheel filter at a 3 and a half.
Works Great, Low MaintenanceMar 08, 2012
By David G. Mclain
I've been running one of these filters on my 120 gallon freshwater tank for about the last four and a half years. It's performed flawlessly and it keeps the water very nice. Maintenance is easy and it can be performed in a few minutes without having to get inside of the tank or filter. I just use a bucket and pull out the pad and sponge from the filter and the two foam cylinders from the overflow boxes, wash them out in cool water and re-install.
I'm using a 900 gallon an hour rated Rio pump with this setup. Getting it set up and going is quite easy and getting the siphon tubes running and the water level set where you want it to be in the tank is about the toughest part.
My filter doesn't seem to be excessively noisy but it's also mounted inside of a closed cabinet under the tank so that probably helps quite a bit.
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