AQQA Aquarium Gravel Cleaner Kit, 6 in 1 Electric Fish Tank Vacuum Cleaning Tools Water Changer, Multifunction Wash Sand Filter Water Circulation 20W 320GPH 110V

handy purchase
probably my best purchase for cleaning my axolotl tank. i use this a lot. i had a python syphon but it was too big and bulky, this works great. i use it for emptying the tank, or doing water changes, i use it for cleaning up debris, i love this little siphon. i just turn it on for a few seconds and then turn it off and let gravity take it’s course. i also use a 5 gallon bucket, when it gets about full, then i go dump the bucket and start this siphon up again. it works flawlessly and is very easy to clean

So much better than I thought
After reading reviews I was hesitant. Then I tried this out. I love this.So much easier than I thought. The directions are not that great but a little common sense putting it together and it works great.I love the concept of filtering the water through the bag and putting the clean water back in the tank unless you are dealing with a water change. A larger filter bag would be nice but stopping just to clean it out is fine for me.None of the pieces have broke…just using a gentle hand and not forcing any of the pieces seems to work for me.

Excellent but Some Caveats to Know
I consider myself above average in the arena of difficult furniture assembly. So, if you’re not- you’re probably going to send this back. I’ll load a video later with some instructions on how to use. I have a 75 gallon freshwater tank with a sand bottom.Good:-mine didn’t leak and had great suction.- The handle made it easy to use without getting my hands in the water.- The drain hose is flexible and was easy to stick inside my drain hose to drain directly outside. It was quick: about 8 minutes to remove 20%.Bad:- the instructions are trash, literally. Just throw it away. No useful diagram and I actually used a video review from the reviews to figure it out. Still took me almost 30 minutes to figure out the connection on the bottom so I could the attachments.- it is NOT a sand cleaner. That’s a lie and if you attempt it, it will immediately start sucking your sand up too. Toss it out with the “manual”-also, toss out the little black sponges that go into the clear piece. They are also trash. Immediate blockage and prevent the gunk from going any further. As soon as you turn it off, it falls back into the tank.-hold the wand at about a 45 degree angle and just lightly brush the sand. (I feel like gravel would be heavier and may not need this.)-the “shower curtain return” is super weird and bulky…it would’ve been better as a straight price so it doesn’t bump into everything…I’m trying to figure out a modification.-the power cord needs about 5 more foot. I may add a small extension to get the length.-cord isn’t grounded which is concerning, Water and electricity need a grounded plug.Overall, I am not sending it back and I cleaned the whole tank. Trial and error and some patience and it was good but I nearly lost my mind trying to figure out how to attach the attachments.I’ll update again to let you know it holds up and some helpful assembly videos

The aquarium vacuum appeared promising, but ended up being a disappoint…ment.
I’ve been dealing with an algae problem in my aquarium. The suction from the bulb type siphon I was using wasn’t even strong enough to pick up the small clumps of floating algae let alone clean the gravel on the bottom of the tank. So I ordered this electric aquarium vacuum.Unfortunately, the vacuum wasn’t much of an improvement over the siphon. Since I’m past the 30 day return period I have to decide whether to keep trying the vacuum in case the problem is user error, give it to someone I really don’t like, or just write it off as a bad purchase and pitch it in the garbage.The first thing I noticed after taking the vacuum out of the box was that the user manual really left alot to be desired. It was primarily a “what’s inside the box” list. A drawing of the part, part name, and a 3 – 7 worditem descrption. A drawing of threading the power cord up the handle and attaching the power cord to the vacuum unit. Finally, 2 drawings of the assembled vacuum, standard assembly and a specialized tool assembly. No assembly instructions, no operationg instructions, no operating tips.I decided to test the vacuum to see if there was an actual problem with the vacuum itself. So I filled a bucket with water and tried the Water Transfer accessory. It worked well and was really sucking out water from the bucket. I then attached the other accessories to the same hose the water transfer accessory was on. While all of the accessories did pull water from the bucket, it was at a much slower rate.So I suspect that the lack of vacuum power might be due to the sponge filters and/or the perforated head covers that the various accessories utilize in order to keep sand/gravel out of the vacuum’s impeller.In any event, I’m considering this vacuum as a write off and plan to search for another one outside of Amazon.

Es buen producto, un poco elevado el precio a mi parecer aunque los materiales se sienten de buena calidad, el único problema es que las instrucciones son prácticamente inexistentes dejando a uno con experimentar para ver como usar cada aditamento, a pesar de esto me ha facilitado la limpieza de mi acuario con el que he batallado bastante por sus dimensiones y ubicación.

Súper recomendado, tenemos un estanque a nivel de piso, y lo limpia súper bien,se puede cambiar y limpiar el agua muy fácil, me arrepiento de no haberlo comprado antes, usaba una bomba manual para sacar el agua. Pero con esto el trabajo es súper fácil y en menos tiempo.