Sicce SHARK PRO Module with Sponge – Expand Your Filtration Power

🧱 Sicce SHARK PRO Module with Sponge – Expand Your Filtration Power

The Sicce SHARK PRO Module with Sponge lets you easily increase filtration capacity on any SHARK PRO internal filter. Each add-on module includes a durable mechanical sponge that traps debris and promotes beneficial bacteria growth—helping you achieve cleaner, clearer water in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums.

Designed with Sicce’s signature quick-connect system, this module attaches securely to your existing SHARK PRO filter body for instant filtration expansion without tools or extra equipment.

🌟 Key Features

• 🔄 Expandable Design: Adds more filtration volume to any SHARK PRO model (500, 700, 900)
• 🧽 Mechanical Filtration: Captures fine and coarse debris, keeping water crystal clear
• 💧 Biological Support: Porous sponge surface fosters beneficial bacteria growth
• ⚙️ Quick Connect System: Fast, tool-free installation with watertight seal
• 🌿 Versatile Use: Ideal for freshwater or marine tanks of all sizes

⚙️ Specifications

• Brand: Sicce
• Product Name: SHARK PRO Module with Sponge
• Compatibility: SHARK PRO 500, 700, 900 Internal Filters
• Includes: 1 module body + mechanical sponge
• Function: Mechanical and biological filtration expansion
• Use: Freshwater & saltwater safe

💡 Use Tips

• Stack multiple modules to increase filtration volume in larger tanks.
• Rinse sponge gently in aquarium water during maintenance to preserve beneficial bacteria.
• Replace sponge every 3–6 months or as needed to maintain optimal flow.

❓ FAQ

Q: Can I add more than one module?
A: Yes! You can connect multiple modules to customize filtration capacity for larger aquariums.

Q: Does this module come with media?
A: Yes, it includes a pre-installed mechanical sponge ready for use.

Q: Is it safe for shrimp and planted tanks?
A: Absolutely. Gentle flow and fine sponge surface make it ideal for delicate species and plants.

Q: How do I clean the sponge?
A: Rinse lightly in tank water—never tap water—to retain helpful bacteria.