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3-STAGE FILTRATION: Water flows through media layers to filter water and ensure a clean aquatic environment. FAST SETUP: Water-tight canister lid lifts up for easy removal. EASY MAINTENANCE: Valve block for quick release to shut down water flow ? separates from housing for quick, spill-free maintenance. THREE SIZES AVAILABLE: Comes in 220 GPH, 360 GPH and 360 GPH sizes. MARINELAND FILTRATION PRODUCTS: Count on Marineland brand for the most reliable, technically advanced aquariums and accessories on the market.
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| Brand | Marineland |
| Item model number | ML90750 |
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| Product Id | 2238301 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3.9 (65 ratings) 3.9 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 047431907508 |
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Don't be afraid of using a canister filters. They are easy to assemble and once you add it to your aquarium, you will see the difference
I have one that I have had in use for over 30yrs, best filter ever made. Unfortunately, the company no longer make this filter!!! The only way you can get one is if you are lucky enough to find one for sale second hand. I have an extensive family and we are all into tanks, we do custom tanks and are always looking for the Magnum 350's whenever possible. I wish the company would put this product back into production. the new models just don't match up. IF IT'S NOT BROKE DON'T FIX IT
Easy to put together one thing, out means out the tank not out of filter in means into tank NOT into filter, had it set this way 1st and would not run after reversing this run perfect. Guess thats my bad for not reading instructions fully. And the next day shipping was awesome well done Walmart, that shipping speed is on point.
Setup was very easy. Like all products, it could use more detailed instructions. It is working great for my 55 gallon aquarium. Great product.
I just got this yesterday for a replacement from the marineland c series 530 canister! Boy what a difference! The set up was so easy and its so quiet! I had the worst luck with the 530 which was horrible! The lid was so hard to remove! You had to pry it with butter knifes or screwdrivers! It would take me up to 2 + hours to do maintenance on it with removing the lid. It would leak, the impeller shaft broke when I removed it and then the Primer button stopped. I had to suck the water through the valve to make it work! I was at my final straw at only 3 months of run time. Well I called marineland for possible replacement parts so that I could patch it up but they told me that they would just send me a new one! Of course I refused to get the same one so i decided to down grade. I know I was losing like 30 or 40 bucks but for me not dealing with the headache its an up grade! Even better I got it in a matter of days! THANKS MARINELAND! THANKS TO THE CUSTOMER SERVICE REP SARA AS WELL!
Quick and easy setup 4media trays comes with bio balls bio ceramic course filter pads polish pad 2 carbon pods/socks 2 4' hose easy disconnect
I've had mine for about a month on a 40gal Breeder freshwater tank. PROS: Setup guide easy to follow, quiet when in use, changing the filter media and cleaning the impeller is easier than another manufacturer that I have used in the past, easy to prime (except on the first depression), I like that the outlet elbow itself swivels and the diffuser vs a tube outlet. CONS: I would like to see a quick-disconnect on the power cord, so that I don't have to unwrap and re-wrap the power cord every time I clean/change the canister. When priming the pump, you really need to to push down hard of the first depression, after that the other are easy.
We bought a C360 for our new 75 gallon tank. This is our first canister type filter. We followed the quick start instructions to the letter. Filled the tank with water, primed until we heard flow, turned it on, and water spewed everywhere, all over our living room. Should I mention we just installed new flooring in the living room? After some investigating, we found a video that mentions a gasket that is NOT mentioned anywhere in the quick start guide. Terrible terrible oversight by whoever wrote that guide. This is an incredibly important step that they left out of the instructions! Looking forward to the water damage on our new floor. It better work when we start it up again tomorrow, this time with the unmentioned gasket in place.
leaks from seals and wont fix it self
I purchased this product a few days ago, excited to finally have a Marineland Canister filter. I've only ever had Fluval or Hydor. Now before I get started, I've been in this hobby for 10 years. I follow instructions to the letter, and I don't skip steps or improvise. I made sure everything was installed correctly, and the arrows were aligned in the baskets, as well as the IN and OUT tubing was going to the right places. So priming it was a pretty big nuisance. I pressed the priming button probably a total of 30 to 40 times. There were no kinks or twists in either of the lines, either. No leaks, or anything. And slowly, ever so slowly, the canister filled with water. Finally started priming. As the instructions mention, you can "plug in the filter" once water "starts going in and back up to the tank". So, I did exactly that. Water started going up one of the tubes (to the outlet), and I plug it in. I hear this awful, loud chattering sound, and a plethora of bubbles come out of the outlet. I unplug it thinking something was wrong. I inspect the canister, checking the impeller making sure it was on correctly. Yep, it was. Checked to make sure the baskets were aligned and oriented properly (making sure the arrows were pointing to the arrows). Going over the instructions, making sure it was assembled right. And yep! Everything was correct. Fill the canister with a little tank water to assist it in priming. Get the tubing back on (which can also be a pain, as the "key" has to be aligned perfect), and plug it in. This time, it makes a dull humming noise and thousands of tiny bubbles come out of the outlet tube and into my tank, stressing my fish and making it cloudy. After 2-3 minutes, it failed to prime. So...I double check everything again. The outlet tube went to the outlet. Inlet tube went to the intake. (Yes, I checked the "OUT" and "IN" markings on the top of the canister and made sure the right tubes went to the right parts). I even checked the baskets to make sure there was nothing preventing water flow and making sure the holes all aligned properly. Everything was EXACTLY how the instructions mentioned it to be done. Pluged it in a third time... aaandddd not even a peep from the canister. No sounds, nothing. Dead. And it wasn't the outlet, since it was plugged into a high quality surge protected outlet and everything else plugged into it was working. Even tried plugging it into another outlet that I knew worked, and it was dead. Spent a good 2 hours of my time trying to get this thing to work and it failed. Returned to store, don't have time to email customer support, to wait a few days to get a part that "might" fix the issue. You know what's easier? Driving 10 minutes to the store from where I purchased it, getting my money back. And trying that other company's filter. I think it rhymed with Luval? Their canister primed and was running in seconds. Won't be purchasing filters from Marineland. Look at all the reviews from websites other than Marineland. Mostly 1 to 2 star reviews. Very "Exceptional" Marineland.