Lifegard Lifegard Mini-Bubble Filter

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Details

  • Mechanical multistage filter helps remove debris from your aquarium.
  • Carbon cartridge attracts and traps pollutants, sending clean water back into your aquatic environment.
  • Contains biological media to encourage healthy bacteria growth.
  • Energy efficient design operated by air.
  • Includes suction cup for secure installation.

Instructions

Questions & Answers

4 Customer Questions

do you have to connect to a pump?

Answer by Chewy • Mar 22, 2022
The Mini Bubble Filter needs to connect to an air pump (sold separately) to operate.

Does the biological media at the bottom of the bubble filter have to be replaced periodically?

Answer by Chewy • Jul 24, 2022
The biological media in the bottom of the filter provides the surface area for beneficial bacterial growth. It does not need to be replaced.

Can this be used with saltwater?

Answer by Chewy • Jun 15, 2022
This filter is designed for Freshwater tanks only.

What size tank is this for?

Answer by Chewy • Dec 28, 2021
This filter is for small aquariums up to 10 gallons.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Laurie on Jul 12, 2025

Mini filter and oxygenator

This was perfect for my tadpole tank, efficient and quiet.

This was perfect for my tadpole tank, efficient and quiet.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By scamp on Aug 19, 2022

Good compact filter, Bad new price

A really clever concept for small tanks and terrestrial turtle water pans, combining the oxygenating air power of filter sponges with an enclosed unit (that makes

A really clever concept for small tanks and terrestrial turtle water pans, combining the oxygenating air power of filter sponges with an enclosed unit (that makes cleaning tasks easier - debris does not merely fall back into the tank). Use a better quality toxin-absorbing pellet than carbon, and rinse the sponge in distilled water to extend the life/usefulness of the replaceable media. Do some price shopping: Chewy's 3x price increase is not inflation - it's straight up gouging.