These filters suit 90, 110 and 125 gallon tanks. In this range, power draw starts to vary widely: some pumps move twice as much water per watt as others, which adds up over years of running around the clock.
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- OASE BioMaster 2 350#1 of 6Full review
A top choice for 55 to 90 gallon tanks, pairing lots of media with the easiest pre-filter cleaning here.
Amazon $249.99$249.99Up to 90 gal300 gal/h5.6 L - Fluval 407#2 of 6Full review
The pick of the 07 range for 50 to 100 gallon tanks, with more media space for its rating than most rivals.
Amazon $256.99$256.9950-100 gal383 gal/h6 L - SunSun HW-304B#3 of 6Full review
A cheap high-flow canister with a UV light built in, for owners fighting algae who accept sparse published specs.
Amazon $167.49$167.49Up to 150 gal525 gal/h- - EHEIM Classic 350 (2215)#4 of 6Full review
A durable, plain canister for mid-sized tanks. Newer filters with primers and pre-filters are easier to service for a little more money.
Amazon $179.99$179.9931-92 gal164 gal/h4 L - Penn-Plax Cascade 1000#5 of 6Full review
A low-cost way to filter a tank up to 100 gallons. Power use and missing specs keep it behind the premium brands.
Amazon $174.99$174.99Up to 100 gal265 gal/h- - Penn-Plax Cascade 1200#6 of 6Full review
A cheap high-capacity canister for tanks up to 150 gallons, at the cost of high power draw.
Amazon $193.01$193.01Up to 150 gal315 gal/h-
