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Aqua One

Maxi 103F Internal Filter

$42Out of stock · backorder
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SKU E178507
Available to backorder

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Added as a backorder
  • Ships Australia-wide — fast dispatch from Eastwood
  • Or collect in store with the rest of your order
  • Genuine stock — marine specialists since 2012

Overview

Mid-sized tanks need genuinely capable filtration without a bulky external canister, and the Maxi 103F Internal Filter from Aqua One steps up to deliver exactly that. With two sponges for additional filtration capacity, it's built to handle a solid mid-range tank as either a primary or supplementary filter.

Its stronger flow and larger media volume make it a genuine step up from the smaller models in the range.

Key features
  • Rated for aquariums up to approximately 100 litres, with a flow rate of around 960–1200 litres per hour
  • Two sponges provide additional filtration capacity over the smaller models
  • Built-in venturi aeration nozzle improves oxygenation
  • Multiple outlet options allow flexible flow direction
  • Fully submersible with a power draw of around 13.2W
  • Includes suction cups for secure mounting inside the tank
Who it's for

Suited to mid-sized marine or freshwater aquariums up to around 100 litres, and particularly useful as a secondary filter supporting existing filtration or adding extra water flow in larger systems.

Setup & tips
  • Position fully submerged and clear of the substrate, following the flow direction arrows on the unit
  • Clean the impeller regularly, at least once a month, to maintain performance
  • Rinse both sponges in tank water rather than tap water to preserve beneficial bacteria
  • Use the double sponge configuration to stagger media replacement, keeping some bacterial colonisation intact at all times