Spong Filter
Model | Power (W) | Flow Rate (L/H) | Tank Size Recommendation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
RS-164F | 15–20 | 800–1000 | Small tanks (up to 2 ft) | Basic filtration |
RS-165F | 20 | ~1000 | Small to medium tanks (2–3 ft) | Internal submersible |
RS-166F | 25 | ~1200 | Medium tanks (3–3.5 ft) | Good for community fish |
RS-167F | 30 | ~1500 | Medium tanks (3–4 ft) | Stronger flow for active fish |
RS 130K | 25 | ~1100 | Small/medium tanks | “K” series, stronger circulation |
RS 230K | 30 | ~1500 | Medium tanks | K series, ideal for larger community tanks |
RS 280K | 40 | ~1800 | Medium to large tanks | Strong flow, suitable for livebearers & cichlids |
RS 430K | 50 | ~2200 | Large tanks (4–5 ft) | Heavy-duty, for big fish / heavily stocked tanks |
RS 3300D | 30 | ~1800 | Large tanks | D series, high circulation for bigger aquariums |
RS 3310D | 35 | ~2000 | Large tanks | Stronger than RS 3300D, good for large fish |
RS 3320D | 40 | ~2200 | Large tanks | High-performance for discus, goldfish, cichlids |
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RS-167F
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RS 3310 D
RS 3320 D
RS 130 K
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RS-164F
RS-164F Description