Sicce Nano Micron Internal Filter

Sicce Nano Micron Internal Filter

Description:The Sicce Nano Micron Internal Filter is a compact, high-performance internal filter ideal for small freshwater tanks, starter kits, and turtle setups. It delivers up to 52 GPH, featuring an integrated water flow control system and anti-wear rotor, ensuring adjustable and reliable performance tailored to tank needs. It supports both horizontal or vertical mounting with suction cups and includes mechanical filtration media, making it a complete, efficient filter for nano and small aquariums.

Key Features:

• Compact and space-saving—perfect for nano or small tanks
• Adjustable flow rate thanks to integrated control system
• Comes with mechanical sponge for filtration out of the box
• Ideal for both freshwater and saltwater use
• Can be mounted horizontally or vertically
  

Benefits:

• Quiet operation with long-lasting performance
• Emergency replacement graphic "floating rotor" reduces wear
• Great for low-maintenance setups
  
  

❓ FAQ – Sicce Nano Micron Internal Filter

Q: What size tanks is the Sicce Nano Micron best for?
A: It is designed for small aquariums up to 20 gallons, making it ideal for nano tanks, betta setups, shrimp tanks, and fry grow-outs.

Q: Does it come with filter media?
A: Yes, it includes a mechanical sponge for debris removal. You can also add carbon cartridges (sold separately) for chemical filtration.

Q: Can it be mounted both ways?
A: Yes, it can be mounted vertically or horizontally with strong suction cups for flexible placement.

Q: Is it noisy?
A: No, the Nano Micron is designed for quiet operation, perfect for tanks in bedrooms or offices.

Q: How often should I clean the filter?
A: Rinse the sponge in aquarium water (not tap water) every 2–4 weeks to maintain water flow and beneficial bacteria.

Q: Is it safe for shrimp and fry?
A: Yes, but for added protection you may use a pre-filter sponge over the intake to prevent tiny inhabitants from being pulled in.

Q: Freshwater or saltwater?
A: It works in both freshwater and marine aquariums.