Tetra Whisper 3i (1-3 Gallon) Fish Tank Filter Review.

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The Fire Belly Newt - 6 years ago

your Betta and snail litteraly want to die.They are in a bowl with no decor and the bowl isint even filled to the top with water

sofia alice - 6 years ago

The filter flow can be very strong, but I use an "Aquarium Air Valve" to attach to the air-tube, and it can control the amount of air going in to the filter - it works wonders - I also use them to control the air-bubble strength in all my aquariums. As for the filter media - I don't even bother with those thin cartridges, I use a square sponge from a sponge filter to use instead, and cut it to fit perfectly into the filter.. Anyways.. maybe the valve idea can help..

Trip Affleck - 7 years ago

and what happens when you turn it on...

ReviewCam - 7 years ago

Good filter that works better now that it has a clip to attach it to the tank rather than suction cups

Alex Thomas - 7 years ago

you didnt even show it running! please delete ...your wasting space on the cloud

Everything_Nerdy - 6 years ago

1000's of hours are uploaded every minute to youtube, this one video isnt doing shit

Tia Wheeler - 7 years ago

I'm puting it with a betta do u think it would be okay? And the instruction manual says to attach a "check valve" so the water doesn't get siphoned out. It's that really needed?

em1jnky - 8 years ago

is it supposed to bubble up and send little bubble out?

suntanbeach - 8 years ago

Thank you very helpful :)

Frazier Medina - 8 years ago

um uh um uh

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Dorito Fish - 8 years ago

ⒾⓈ ⒾⓉ ⓈⓉⒾⓁⓁ ⓌⓄⓇⓀⒾⓃⒼ?

whosoever - 8 years ago

The answer is NO, because it is way TOO LOUD!!! I have one come with my 3 gal tank, couldn't regret more, it is a bad buy......

Kelsey Peyton - 8 years ago

This filter, along with the numerous others I have all still work perfectly. Yes.

Flaming Arrow - 8 years ago

how many inches is it

Micayla Nicole - 8 years ago

i know this is an old video, but for anyone wondering how to adjust the flow, i just tied a twisty tie around the tubing gentle enough so it still flows but its not on full blast. works for me :)

Tatsuhiro Satou - 8 years ago

ive been using this in my ten gallon since anything bigger upsets my betas

Serbia Strong - 8 years ago

a betta needs 3 gallons

TheGolemHunter - 6 years ago

Shirley the savge 2.5 gallons i would say but wouldnt you want a bigger space to live in? Anything under 2.5 gallons is a little too small and people who buy small tanks wont do tons of water changes and know what a "proper setup" is, now we can keep arguing about this but some people are hardheaded so just stop please....random notifications...

Logan Paul LOGANG - 6 years ago

Serbia Strong WTF they need a 2 gallon or morw

TheGolemHunter - 7 years ago

Luke Beyers Please read before getting anything live. First of all, FUN FACT! One gold fish grows to a size thats about the palm or larger of an adults hand and need 20 gallons for one, 10 for +1 goldfish. Also, gold fish poop a ton so getting this filter would be funny in a 3 gallon. Please spend a little to get a proper setup. This was 3 months ago so hopefully your fish are not dead yet.

TheGolemHunter - 7 years ago

Serbia Strong 2.5 gallons at minimum (internets opinion) but yes 3 gallons, to all saying "my betta lives in a tiny ass bowl or box that i call a tank!" Please stop, too small and i can guarantee you dont know anything about chemical properties of your water and what a cycle is. Just stop, dont say random stuff and false claims. Who are you to say your fish are living a great life? Old video but just looking at the comments are making me furious.

Trolling Troll Trolls Troll Troll Trolls - 7 years ago

@Serbia Strong You do know dumb bitch, that he doesn't actually keep them in that tank in the video? You are fucking stupid, bitches like you need to be put in their place and slapped.

Tinder Surprise - 7 years ago

Serbia You are not the one truth, don't act like everyone else is wrong except you.

Tinder Surprise - 7 years ago

Bitch is on her period ag.... We would all love large 10 g tanks but most people are poor or don't have enough room some places don't even allow large tanks like that. 1-2 g is fine for a betta as long as you take care of it. Humans should have large amounts of room, but do we always get that in today's world? NO your logic on animal cruality is skewed

Trolling Troll Trolls Troll Troll Trolls - 7 years ago

@Serbia Strong you are a fucking elitist. Certain fish can live happily in smaller tanks. Bigger is better yes, but by that argument we should all be putting betas in the ocean. If you want a fish and know how to take care of it then a small 1g is fine. Just needs to be cleaned often wtth no filter. You are NOT the god of fish fuck off

originalemberstar - 8 years ago

+Mr. Purple
I agree. Bettas in the wild have sometimes miles of territory, and only are confined to water comparable to the size of a bowl is during the dry season. They can endure it, sure, but like you can reason a beached whale doesn't like to be beached, you can reason a betta doesn't enjoy waiting in a puddle, scraping by on whatever insects happen to fall in.

They're very hardy fish used to adapting to hard times, but we shouldn't make them endure it if we can help it.

Mr. Purple - 8 years ago

Kelsey Peyton Just because the bettas were surviving doesn't mean they were thriving, you may have all the right parameters and conditions but would you like to be trapped in a 1 gallon bowl with barely any space to move around? Just ask yourself that, bettas aren't fish that stay in one spot.

originalemberstar - 8 years ago

It's not just the bioload. We always see goldfish as very small but normally they should not stay that size and will die due to stunting even if all else seems well, in a small tank. Goldfish ALWAYS need a much bigger tank to grow to their full size and live their full lifespan, which is why goldfish like comets are generally better suited to ponds. In the most ideal conditions a goldfish can live to be over 20 years old and get nearly a foot long, but many people don't believe it because most people do not know this and do not provide such conditions.

Unfortunately, last year I bought a comet goldfish without knowing this, and he started in a 10gal. He's since been moved to a 20gal and very soon I'll need to upgrade again c:

Kelsey Peyton - 8 years ago

+Kelsey Peyton Now with a goldfish a one gallon will usually not suffice because the filtration needed will be too much for the tank. But Bettas do not have as much of a bio load as goldfish.

Kelsey Peyton - 8 years ago

+Dan O'callaghanic When it is properly set up, you can still have clean water with healthy levels. Even in a one gallon.

Serbia Strong - 8 years ago

+Kelsey Peyton well no,1 gallon is harmful and still bad for the fish,it may survive but it isn't healthy as 1 gallon has too much ammonia

Kelsey Peyton - 8 years ago

+Dan O'callaghanic Lets see, and active healthy fish that has had a long life usually means happy to me. When you are actually able to get a fish to talk to you, then we can talk.

Serbia Strong - 8 years ago

+Kelsey Peyton there is no disagreement on facts ,your fish may of survived but it wasn't happy .

Kelsey Peyton - 8 years ago

Sorry but I have to disagree. I have successfully raised many bettas in 1gallon tanks. This video was posted to argue over fish tank sizes. Its a filter review, thats it.

Dorito Fish - 8 years ago

+Morning Coffee ⒻⒾⓈⒽ ⒶⒷⓊⓈⒺ

Serbia Strong - 8 years ago

+Morning Coffee so don't abuse a fish

Morning Brew - 8 years ago

And I need a three bedroom apartment... So what?

razorXblueXeyes - 8 years ago

can you do a video of you setting up n working ?

Moon Dancer - 9 years ago

I was hoping you would show how to put it all together. I just bought one and can't figure it out lol...I know I know, but I am + 0 on a scale of 1-10 in mechanical ability.

Blahblah - 9 years ago

Excellent review! Thanks for posting it. Ignore the haters because losers often thumb-down other people to raise their own ranking. This review was superior to a lot of others on this topic and you answered my questions fully! Thanks again!

The Fire Belly Newt - 6 years ago

Blahblah she didint even show how to set it up she just showed her depressed Betta

Riottzz 23456 - 9 years ago

you know you could use topfin ammonia remover you should that and i use it and it works fine

yogosans14 - 9 years ago

I don't get why people out there fish in bowls when cleaning out there tanks. You should have done that BEFORE the video to not give people the idea that your are keeping the betta in a bowl.

A Random Virus - 8 years ago

I put a guppy in a bowl with that 1-3i filter BUT you need two sides flat and suction cups for it

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danny french - 9 years ago

how do I add the bactria supplement to it?

Dorito Fish - 9 years ago

Just dump it in in DECHLORINATED water.

Gerard Stephens - 9 years ago

Oh no, reminds me of my first betta... RIP Bret

Justin Rizzo - 9 years ago

What type of pump are you using?

Justin Rizzo - 9 years ago

Well yeah i know that, but she said she bought a new adjustable pump.

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