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Aquamaster 100 Power Filter
380 Liters per Hour (100 gph)
Aquamaster 150 Power Filter
570 Liters per Hour (150 gph)
Aquamaster 250 Power Filter
950 Liters per Hour (250 gph)
Aquamaster 350 Power Filter
1300 Liters per Hour (350 gph)
Aquamaster 450 Power Filter
1700 Liters per Hour (450 gph)
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Eugene Danner - Aquamaster Power Filters
Let me just tell you that I have a 450 liter goldfish tank with 4 Emperor 400's and a Penguin 350. When I bought this product from a major pet store, I saw it at a decent price. At first it worked perfectly, but then it started to make noise, really annoying noise. In fact, it was so noisy you could hear it from a 10 meter distance. The flow rates on the filter aren't certified accurate, so consider that a big flaw. It's basically an OK filter for the price you pay. If noise isn't a big thing then go ahead, buy it, but if it is a problem, stay away from this brand and get a Penguin filter from Marineland.
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