Aquarium Sponge Filter With 3000L/H Water Circulation
Description
One aquarium machine combining layered filtration, water pumping, oxygenation, and circulation
- cloudy aquarium water
- insufficient filtration
- poor water circulation
- low oxygenation
One machine for a clearer, healthier tank
Cloudy water, weak circulation, and extra equipment compete for space. Combine layered sponge filtration, pumping, oxygenation, and water movement in one aquarium system.
Four Jobs In One Filter

Layered filtration
Porous biochemical sponge layers trap impurities through a larger filtration path than a single sponge block. Choose from one to four sponge blocks according to the WP model.

One integrated pump
The built-in pump moves filtered water through the system while the wave-making outlet supports fish tank water circulation without requiring a separate circulation unit.

Add controlled oxygenation
The included 16 mm oxygen pipe and regulating valve let you connect and control aeration as part of the same aquarium setup.
Secure mounting
Suction-cup-style mounting feet help keep the unit positioned in the tank. Select the model that matches your aquarium length before installation.
Flow matched to your tank
- 3000 liters/hourFlow rate
- 2450 liters/hourFlow rate
- 1700 liters/hourFlow rate
- 1500 liters/hourFlow rate
Install It In Minutes
- 1Choose the tank-size model
Measure the aquarium length and select WP-803F, WP-805F, WP-806F, or WP-807F according to its documented range.
- 2Mount the filter
Position the unit inside the aquarium and press the suction-cup-style feet against the tank surface.
- 3Connect the air pipe
Attach the included 16 mm oxygen pipe and regulating valve to complete the oxygenation connection.
- 4Aim and adjust the outlet
Direct the wave-making outlet across the tank. Begin gently, then adjust the valve while watching the fish and water movement.
Everything To Get Started
- Main sponge filter unit×1
Turquoise and white housing with integrated pump
- Biochemical cotton×1–4
Quantity varies by selected WP model
- Regulating valve×1
For adjusting the setup
- 16 mm explosion oxygen pipe×1
For the oxygenation connection
From crowded equipment to one clear system
When Tank Equipment Multiplies
Cloudy water and weak circulation often lead to more equipment, more tubing, and more parts inside the aquarium. A basic filter may not cover every job your freshwater tank needs.
The Integrated Answer
This mounted unit brings porous biochemical sponge media, an integrated pump, oxygenation, and a wave-making outlet into one system. The included valve gives you a practical way to regulate the setup.
A More Orderly Tank Routine
Choose the model for your aquarium length, mount it with the suction-cup-style feet, and connect the oxygen pipe. Continuous filtration and adjustable water movement become part of one organized routine.
Care For The Sponge Media
- Inspect the sponge
Check the porous blocks when water movement drops or debris becomes visible.
- Rinse thoughtfully
Use removed aquarium water where appropriate during maintenance.
- Keep the outlet clear
Remove buildup that restricts the 16 mm outlet or reduces circulation.
- Check the mounting
Confirm the suction-cup-style feet keep the unit positioned securely.
One Unit Versus Three
| Multifunctional sponge filter | Separate equipment setup | |
|---|---|---|
| Layered sponge filtration | Yes | Partial |
| Integrated pump | Yes | No |
| Oxygen pipe connection | Included | Separate component |
| Wave-making outlet | Included | Separate device |
| Regulating valve | Included | Separate component |
| Tank equipment footprint | One mounted unit | Multiple devices |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Choose by aquarium length first. WP-803F fits 40–60 cm tanks, WP-805F fits 60–80 cm tanks, WP-806F fits 80–100 cm tanks, and WP-807F fits 100–200 cm tanks.
Yes. The setup includes a regulating valve and a 16 mm explosion oxygen pipe alongside the main sponge filter unit.
WP-803F includes 1 biochemical cotton block, WP-805F includes 2, WP-806F includes 3, and WP-807F includes 4.
Yes. Start with gentler movement, then adjust the regulating valve and outlet direction while observing the fish and the tank layout.
It combines sponge filtration, pumping, oxygenation, and wave-making water movement in one mounted unit. That reduces the need to coordinate separate devices and tubing.
Inspect the sponge during routine aquarium care and rinse it when buildup restricts flow. Use removed aquarium water where appropriate rather than untreated tap water.
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