⚙️ Hygger HG080 Mini Manual Aquarium Cleaning Kit – Compact Gravel Vacuum for Small Tanks

The Hygger HG080 Mini Manual Aquarium Cleaning Kit is a hand-operated gravel vacuum and water changer designed specifically for small aquariums and nano tanks. This lightweight, easy-to-use siphon kit makes water changes, debris removal, and substrate cleaning quick and mess-free—no power or batteries required.

Ideal for betta tanks, shrimp tanks, and planted nanos, this mini cleaner provides gentle suction and excellent control, keeping your aquarium sparkling clean without disturbing fish or décor.

🌟 Key Features

✋ Manual Hand-Pump Operation – Start siphon easily with squeeze bulb—no electricity needed
💧 3-in-1 Functionality – Gravel cleaner, water changer, and debris remover
🐠 Perfect for Small Tanks – Compact size for aquariums under 10 gallons
🔁 One-Way Flow Valve – Prevents backflow and maintains steady suction
🌿 Safe for Fish & Shrimp – Soft suction head protects small inhabitants
🪣 Easy Maintenance – Simple to assemble, use, and clean after each change

⚙️ Specifications

• Brand: Hygger
• Model: HG080 (Mini Manual Version)
• Type: Hand-pump siphon gravel cleaner
• Recommended Tank Size: 1–10 gallons
• Material: Durable ABS plastic with flexible silicone tubing
• Tubing Length: 4.5–5 ft
• Includes: Hand pump, gravel tube, hose clip, flow control valve
• Noise Level: Silent

💡 Usage Tips

• Squeeze the hand pump several times to start water flow.
• Keep the outlet hose lower than the tank for consistent siphoning.
• Use gentle suction for nano aquariums to avoid disturbing substrate.
• Rinse parts after each use for long-term reliability.

❓ FAQ

Q: Does it require electricity or batteries?
A: No—this is a manual siphon system powered by a hand pump.

Q: Can I use it for water changes?
A: Yes! It’s perfect for small weekly water changes and spot cleaning.

Q: Is it safe for shrimp or betta tanks?
A: Absolutely—it provides gentle suction ideal for delicate inhabitants.

Q: What size tanks is it best for?
A: Works best in nano and desktop aquariums up to 10 gallons.

Q: Can it handle sand substrate?
A: Yes, just lift slightly above sand level to avoid loss of fine substrate.