Fluval FX6 – High Performance Canister Filter

💦 Fluval FX6 – High Performance Canister Filter

The Fluval FX6 is the flagship powerhouse of the Fluval FX Series, engineered for large and heavily stocked aquariums that demand superior filtration, massive media capacity, and exceptional water clarity. Designed for aquariums up to 400 gallons, the FX6 delivers unmatched performance for cichlid tanks, monster fish, goldfish systems, planted displays, and large marine setups.

With Smart Pump™ technology, self-priming operation, and near-silent performance, the FX6 is trusted by serious hobbyists and professionals alike.

Maximum Flow • Smart Pump™ Technology • For Aquariums up to 400 Gallons

🌟 Key Features

💨 Ultra-High Flow Rate – ~925 GPH for powerful circulation
🧠 Smart Pump™ Technology – Automatically maintains optimal performance
🔁 Multi-Stage Filtration – Mechanical, biological & chemical filtration
🧺 Massive Media Capacity – Supports large beneficial bacteria colonies
🔧 Self-Priming & Auto Air Removal – Easy startup and maintenance
🧼 Utility Drain Valve – Mess-free water changes and cleaning
🔇 Quiet, Heavy-Duty Construction – Built for long-term reliability
🌊 Freshwater & Marine Compatible

⚙️ Product Details

• Brand: Fluval
• Model: FX6
• Flow Rate: ~925 GPH (3500 L/h)
• Aquarium Size: Up to 400 gallons
• Filtration Stages: Mechanical • Biological • Chemical
• Included Media: Foam pads, Bio-Foam, Bio-Max biological rings
• Power Consumption: Energy-efficient operation
• Use: Freshwater & Saltwater aquariums

💡 Ideal For

• African & South American cichlid aquariums
• Monster fish and predator tanks
• Large planted display aquariums
• Goldfish systems
• Marine FOWLR and reef tanks
• Heavily stocked large community tanks

❓ FAQ

Q: How often should the FX6 be cleaned?
A: Typically every 1–2 months, depending on bioload.

Q: Does the FX6 include filter media?
A: Yes—comes fully equipped and ready to run.

Q: Is the FX6 loud?
A: No—Smart Pump™ ensures quiet, smooth operation.

Q: Can the FX6 be used on saltwater tanks?
A: Yes—safe for freshwater, marine, and reef systems.