--- product_id: 149099613 title: "Submersible Aquarium Internal Filter 12W, Adjustable Fish Tank Filter with 320 GPH Water Pump for 50-150 Gallon Fish Tank" brand: "no.17" price: "7615 som" currency: KGS in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "No.17" url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/149099613-submersible-aquarium-internal-filter-12w-adjustable-fish-tank-filter-320 store_origin: KG region: Kyrgyzstan --- # 12W power for large tanks 320 GPH adjustable flow 4 versatile nozzle options Submersible Aquarium Internal Filter 12W, Adjustable Fish Tank Filter with 320 GPH Water Pump for 50-150 Gallon Fish Tank **Brand:** no.17 **Price:** 7615 som **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🐠 Elevate your aquarium game—quiet power and customizable flow for a thriving underwater world! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Submersible Aquarium Internal Filter 12W, Adjustable Fish Tank Filter with 320 GPH Water Pump for 50-150 Gallon Fish Tank by no.17 - **How much does it cost?** 7615 som with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/149099613-submersible-aquarium-internal-filter-12w-adjustable-fish-tank-filter-320) ## Best For - no.17 enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted no.17 brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Ultra-Quiet Operation:** Engineered with a high-quality motor and ceramic impeller for whisper-quiet performance—your fish won’t even know it’s there. - • **Customizable Water Flow:** Adjust the 320 GPH pump to create the perfect current for your aquatic ecosystem, ensuring comfort for all fish species. - • **Multi-Nozzle Versatility:** Four interchangeable nozzles let you tailor water circulation and filtration style to your tank’s unique needs. - • **Durable & Submersible Design:** IP68 waterproof rating with corrosion-resistant ABS housing, perfect for fresh or saltwater, mounted any way you want. - • **Powerful yet Energy-Efficient:** 12 watts of optimized filtration power designed for 50-150 gallon tanks—max performance with minimal energy use. ## Overview The NO.17 Submersible Aquarium Internal Filter delivers 12W of energy-efficient filtration with an adjustable 320 GPH pump, ideal for 50-150 gallon tanks. Featuring four nozzle options and multiple filter media, it ensures optimal water quality and circulation. Its durable, corrosion-resistant ABS construction and IP68 waterproof rating allow flexible installation in fresh or saltwater environments. Designed for ultra-quiet operation, this filter keeps your aquatic habitat pristine without disturbing your space. ## Description NO.17 internal filter for underwater aquariums The fountain pump has filter nets that can be used to effectively filter large blocks while pumping to prevent the water pump from clogging. This effectively improves the circulation system to maintain a clean water environment. High quality materials, suitable for fresh water or sea water The pump housing is made of high quality ABS plastic and resin and the impeller shaft is made of ceramic, which is corrosion, acid and is alkali-resistant. The protection function of waterproof is IP68. Easy to assemble and clean The water pump for the aquarium can be easily assembled without tools. The removable pump head with filter is easy to clean and prevents contaminants from entering the pump. Very quiet and compact design Developed with a high-quality motor for a quiet working environment. The compact size is also easy to hide and carry. Wide range of applications It can be used in aquariums, ecological pools, breeding ponds, landscape tubes, gardens, rock garden fountains, hydroponics, etc. Note: 1. Please avoid that the pump runs in the air. 2. Disconnect the power supply when changing water. 3. Please clean it regularly about every two months. Review: Still strong and completely quiet after THREE years - 75 Gallon - 3rd Update: I bought this back in December 2022. After 3 years, it has worked for me since without any issues. However, the flow finally started going down a little bit, noticeably after a power outage and it had to start back up again. But after opening it up, cleaning it out, (and for some reason, turning it onto its side instead of vertical for a few seconds) got it working back to normal. This filter (and my setup) has saved me a lot of money I would spend replacing other HOB filters because their motors fail relatively quickly. 2nd Update: I've had this filter for just over a year and it still has the same quietness as day one. It is going strong and I haven't had to replace it or clean a motor or anything, besides pull out a few bits of duckweed that somehow got stuck around the outside. The flow has stayed the same which is crazy to me. I haven't even needed to buy a second as a backup. FYI, I also took a bit of a risk with buying this filter because not many reviews were out at the time. Now it has a few hundred, over the course of about a year. If you like good value and quietness, and don't mind appearance if you're doing something similar to my setup, then this is the one to buy. 1st Update: I got this filter for Christmas and have used it for over three months now. It sounds the exact same as the first day I started it (really quiet). Original Review: My setup: 75 gallon fish tank that is stocked well (about 20-30 fish, I never know because some fish like to burrow and I don't see them for months but they always pop up alive and well out of nowhere). I use the 400GPH NO.17 filter and a piece of vinyl tubing from the filter into the back of a 75 gallon Marineland Penguin filter (that I don't use anymore) on the other side of the tank. I have bought the Tetra Whisper and Marineland Penguin filters in the past for this 75-gallon (283-liter) tank. Both of my 70-gallon tetra whispers lasted 5-7 months before failing completely. My 75-gallon marineland penguin has lasted the entire year and a half I've used it, but it's become very noisy. Note, I clean my filters and the motors regularly - especially if they become too loud. I have a tiny 10-gallon tetra filter that has lasted 5+ years and counting, so I know how to maintain filters. But for my 75-gallon tank, I've used three different filters. From what I can tell so far, this one will last quite a while because of how quiet it has stayed and how I haven't seen any reduction in flow. Things I like about this filter: - The value for money is SO GOOD. I got this at $23.99 and it is $22.99 at the time of this review (oh well, haha). This is compared to a 70-gallon Tetra Whisper at ~$35 and a 75-gallon Marineland Penguin at ~$50 (which I got it for less than $30 back in 2021). It has worked perfectly for my 75-gallon tank, albeit with my specific setup. But it is great value for a 75-gallon tank. - How quiet it is Disclaimer: I've only had this for three months now, but it is still so quiet that sometimes I don't even think it is on and I have to see if there is water flow (which there is a lot of). Keep in mind that mine is submerged about 6 inches beneath the water surface, 6 inches from the tank gravel, and it's up against glass. - Water flow Based on my experience, with a good setup (intake on one side of tank, output on other), and if you don't get a faulty one, this filter is good for up to 100 gallons or 380 liters, MAYBE more. I read the reviews on here before buying and I saw one that said they got the 400GPH filter and it wasn't enough for a 10-gallon? Maybe they got a faulty one, because mine is putting out about the same flow, if not more, as my 75-gallon marineland filter. My marineland would slow down flow over time until I cleaned it out, and it has wheel filters that would stop spinning altogether. This NO.17 filter, with a piece of vinyl tubing that goes into the back of the marineland, adds another step of filtration, AND it is at the opposite end of the tank so water circulation is 10 chef's kisses out of 10. Without the tubing, it'll produce decently high current in the tank. I don't want high current because my gouramis prefer low flow, so the tubing gives that added bonus. It might actually have more flow than the marineland because the filter wheels started spinning again. To clarify, I don't have the marineland running because the motor is too noisy. - Safety for fish I have some tiny fish in my 75-gallon, namely zebra + pearl danios and otocinclus catfish (you can see a small danio in one of the pictures). I haven't had any fish get stuck in the filter, and I don't see any spots where they even could get stuck. If I had shrimp, snails, baby fish, or nano fish, I would worry about them getting into this filter. My advice: If you are using this filter (or most filters) with smaller fish, shrimp, snails, etc., then buy a fine mesh filter bag (something like this: https://a.co/d/1LUrOT3) and cover the intake of the filter. I use one in my 10-gallon tank that covers the intake of a 10-gallon tetra whisper filter. I got my filter bag at petco, but they might be at petsmart too. If you're thinking of using tubing with this filter, take the tubing attachments (one is small, the other larger) and take them to a Home Depot or Lowe's and try out different tubing sizes until you find one that fits. I found the larger one is good for tubing with an inner diameter (ID) of 5/8 to 3/4 inches. In summary, this is a phenomenal filter for value, quietness, safety for my fish (not snails, shrimp, baby fish, etc.) and flow (works for my 75-gallon). I might order a second one as a backup. Review: Great value filter - Best filters. I have various sizes of this brand, have lasted years, easy to change filter media, out of the way streamlined design. Keeps the water clear for its small size. Fits in various positions. Great value. ## Features - 🐟[12W AQUARIUM FILTER]: This Fish Tank Internal Filter is a system that create a clean and fresh living environment for your lovely fish. 12 watt is perfect for 50-150 gallon large aquariums. - 🐟[ADJUSTABLE 320 GPH WATER PUMP]: Max Flow Rate: 320 GPH(1200L/H), Max Lift height: up to 3.9 Feet.(Length of power cord:1.6M=5.25ft). This water pump is designed for reliability and ultra-quiet operation, and you have a key to adjust the flow rate. - 🐟[4NOZZLE, 2 MODEL]: In this package, there have 4 nozzle, you could choose 4 nozzle to clean and fresh your aquarium. - 🐟[MULTIPLE FILTER MEDIA]: The filter with multiple filter media for all filtration purposes. Your lovely fish or turtle will have a clean and fresh environment for living. - 🐟[WIDELY USED]: Perfect for odd-shaped or shallow habitats–can be mounted horizontally or vertically and can be fully submerged. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07SZLBGGW | | ASIN | B07SZLBGGW | | Best Sellers Rank | #19,461 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #79 in Aquarium Filters | | Brand Name | NO.17 | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (3,694) | | Date First Available | June 15, 2019 | | Flow Rate | 5.3 Gallons Per Minute | | Included Components | 1 | | Item Weight | 1.5 Pounds | | Item model number | HY-1200F | | Manufacturer | NO.17 | | Manufacturer | NO.17 | | Material Type | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Plastic | | Maximum Lifting Height | 3.9 Feet | | Model Number | HY-1200F | | Package Dimensions | 11.85 x 3.86 x 3.23 inches; 1.46 Pounds | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Product Style | black | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** NO.17 - **Color:** Black - **Item Weight:** 1.5 Pounds - **Manufacturer:** NO.17 - **Material:** Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Plastic - **Maximum Flow Rate:** 5.3 Gallons Per Minute - **Maximum Lifting Height:** 3.9 Feet - **Power Source:** Corded Electric - **Specific Uses For Product:** Active - **Style:** black ## Images ![Submersible Aquarium Internal Filter 12W, Adjustable Fish Tank Filter with 320 GPH Water Pump for 50-150 Gallon Fish Tank - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61KAYp02jwL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Why does this filter not have charcoal?** A: I agree with first person's answer. In my 20 years of experience, charcoal is not needed in the hobby outside of removing medications from the water if no longer needed. Other than that, charcoal only helps to mask the problems you are developing in your tank that more regular water changes or more biological filtration can help resolve. Personally, I feel charcoal is a waste of money and I say use that space to add more biological filtration (or mechanical if you don't already have a spot for that) and do more regular water changes. **Q: Can this be placed on the bottom of the tank with the output water stream facing up? Suction cups facing down.** A: This pump pushes a lot of water. If you have a big deep tank, it would probably be fine otherwise you could be cleaning water off the floor. Good luck! **Q: What is it dimension? Can I put it horizontally** A: Yes it can be put horizontally. I have it in my turtle tank 75 gal. It’s very powerful flow. The dimensions are 7x2. **Q: please tell me how to open this darn thing to remove/see the filter? Thank you!** A: We finally got it open after a twist/snap motion. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still strong and completely quiet after THREE years - 75 Gallon *by C***E on February 4, 2023* 3rd Update: I bought this back in December 2022. After 3 years, it has worked for me since without any issues. However, the flow finally started going down a little bit, noticeably after a power outage and it had to start back up again. But after opening it up, cleaning it out, (and for some reason, turning it onto its side instead of vertical for a few seconds) got it working back to normal. This filter (and my setup) has saved me a lot of money I would spend replacing other HOB filters because their motors fail relatively quickly. 2nd Update: I've had this filter for just over a year and it still has the same quietness as day one. It is going strong and I haven't had to replace it or clean a motor or anything, besides pull out a few bits of duckweed that somehow got stuck around the outside. The flow has stayed the same which is crazy to me. I haven't even needed to buy a second as a backup. FYI, I also took a bit of a risk with buying this filter because not many reviews were out at the time. Now it has a few hundred, over the course of about a year. If you like good value and quietness, and don't mind appearance if you're doing something similar to my setup, then this is the one to buy. 1st Update: I got this filter for Christmas and have used it for over three months now. It sounds the exact same as the first day I started it (really quiet). Original Review: My setup: 75 gallon fish tank that is stocked well (about 20-30 fish, I never know because some fish like to burrow and I don't see them for months but they always pop up alive and well out of nowhere). I use the 400GPH NO.17 filter and a piece of vinyl tubing from the filter into the back of a 75 gallon Marineland Penguin filter (that I don't use anymore) on the other side of the tank. I have bought the Tetra Whisper and Marineland Penguin filters in the past for this 75-gallon (283-liter) tank. Both of my 70-gallon tetra whispers lasted 5-7 months before failing completely. My 75-gallon marineland penguin has lasted the entire year and a half I've used it, but it's become very noisy. Note, I clean my filters and the motors regularly - especially if they become too loud. I have a tiny 10-gallon tetra filter that has lasted 5+ years and counting, so I know how to maintain filters. But for my 75-gallon tank, I've used three different filters. From what I can tell so far, this one will last quite a while because of how quiet it has stayed and how I haven't seen any reduction in flow. Things I like about this filter: - The value for money is SO GOOD. I got this at $23.99 and it is $22.99 at the time of this review (oh well, haha). This is compared to a 70-gallon Tetra Whisper at ~$35 and a 75-gallon Marineland Penguin at ~$50 (which I got it for less than $30 back in 2021). It has worked perfectly for my 75-gallon tank, albeit with my specific setup. But it is great value for a 75-gallon tank. - How quiet it is Disclaimer: I've only had this for three months now, but it is still so quiet that sometimes I don't even think it is on and I have to see if there is water flow (which there is a lot of). Keep in mind that mine is submerged about 6 inches beneath the water surface, 6 inches from the tank gravel, and it's up against glass. - Water flow Based on my experience, with a good setup (intake on one side of tank, output on other), and if you don't get a faulty one, this filter is good for up to 100 gallons or 380 liters, MAYBE more. I read the reviews on here before buying and I saw one that said they got the 400GPH filter and it wasn't enough for a 10-gallon? Maybe they got a faulty one, because mine is putting out about the same flow, if not more, as my 75-gallon marineland filter. My marineland would slow down flow over time until I cleaned it out, and it has wheel filters that would stop spinning altogether. This NO.17 filter, with a piece of vinyl tubing that goes into the back of the marineland, adds another step of filtration, AND it is at the opposite end of the tank so water circulation is 10 chef's kisses out of 10. Without the tubing, it'll produce decently high current in the tank. I don't want high current because my gouramis prefer low flow, so the tubing gives that added bonus. It might actually have more flow than the marineland because the filter wheels started spinning again. To clarify, I don't have the marineland running because the motor is too noisy. - Safety for fish I have some tiny fish in my 75-gallon, namely zebra + pearl danios and otocinclus catfish (you can see a small danio in one of the pictures). I haven't had any fish get stuck in the filter, and I don't see any spots where they even could get stuck. If I had shrimp, snails, baby fish, or nano fish, I would worry about them getting into this filter. My advice: If you are using this filter (or most filters) with smaller fish, shrimp, snails, etc., then buy a fine mesh filter bag (something like this: https://a.co/d/1LUrOT3) and cover the intake of the filter. I use one in my 10-gallon tank that covers the intake of a 10-gallon tetra whisper filter. I got my filter bag at petco, but they might be at petsmart too. If you're thinking of using tubing with this filter, take the tubing attachments (one is small, the other larger) and take them to a Home Depot or Lowe's and try out different tubing sizes until you find one that fits. I found the larger one is good for tubing with an inner diameter (ID) of 5/8 to 3/4 inches. In summary, this is a phenomenal filter for value, quietness, safety for my fish (not snails, shrimp, baby fish, etc.) and flow (works for my 75-gallon). I might order a second one as a backup. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value filter *by R***Y on March 12, 2026* Best filters. I have various sizes of this brand, have lasted years, easy to change filter media, out of the way streamlined design. Keeps the water clear for its small size. Fits in various positions. Great value. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This product works great *by N***K on August 19, 2023* This filter works great in my 35 gallon frameless cube tank. I purchased the 8w 200 gph size and it does not disappoint. Several things to know. First, it needs to be cleaned once a week for optimal performance. The pump is easy to take apart and put back together. It doesn’t take long and you can rinse it with aquarium water to preserve any good bacteria in the sponge filter media. Second, I have added some strips of biological filter material to the pre existing sponge filter material that came with it. You could add other types of filtration media like matrix balls or even replace the sponge filter that comes with it which is what I will ultimately do. Third, the adjustable flow switch works well. The 200 gph flow rate is when the switch is maxed out. I need about 175 gph for my tank so this works well and doesn’t bother my fish or plants. Fourth, you can run this pump submerged with the airline running from the nozzle to get oxygen and water surface agitation, or you can run it submerged without the air line hooked up and add an air stone to get oxygen and surface agitation. This is what I have set up and it is ultra quiet and the fish seem to like it. Plenty of oxygen, good filtration, and no noise. I have had it for two months now and it seems to be a great purchase for the price. ## Frequently Bought Together - NO.17 Submersible Aquarium Internal Filter 12W, Adjustable Fish Tank Filter with 320 GPH Water Pump for 50-150 Gallon Fish Tank - API TURTLE SLUDGE DESTROYER Aquarium Cleaner and Sludge Remover Treatment 8-Ounce Bottle - TetraFauna AquaSafe for Reptiles and Amphibians 3.38 Ounces, Aqua-Terrarium Water Conditioner, Makes Tap Water Safe --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.kg/products/149099613-submersible-aquarium-internal-filter-12w-adjustable-fish-tank-filter-320](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/149099613-submersible-aquarium-internal-filter-12w-adjustable-fish-tank-filter-320) --- *Product available on Desertcart Kyrgyzstan* *Store origin: KG* *Last updated: 2026-05-09*