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Pet Worx – Internal Filter

Pet Worx – Internal Filter

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Why We Stock It

Internal filters are the most common starting point for aquarium filtration, and the range of models here covers everything from a nano tank through to a 500L system, meaning there's a Pet Worx internal filter suited to almost every aquarium we sell livestock for. The ability to use these as a powerhead adds genuine versatility for aquarists who want to increase circulation without adding another piece of equipment. As with our heaters, we stock Pet Worx because it's an established Australian brand with a track record we're confident in. Internal filters run continuously, and reliability matters far more than saving a few dollars when your fish depend on them.


Care & Maintenance

Service the filter every 2 to 4 weeks depending on your tank's bioload, or sooner if you notice a reduction in flow. Remove the sponge and rinse it in old tank water removed during a water change, never under tap water, as chlorine and chloramines will damage the beneficial bacteria colony living within the foam. Gently squeeze and rinse until water flow is restored, then reassemble the filter.

Clean the impeller and impeller housing periodically, as debris and calcium build-up are the most common causes of reduced flow and increased operating noise. While cleaning, inspect the impeller shaft for signs of wear or damage before reassembling.

Check the spray bar and venturi inlet regularly for blockages. These components do not house your biological filter, so they can be safely rinsed under tap water during maintenance.

If the filter becomes noticeably louder than usual, inspect the impeller before assuming the unit needs replacing. A dirty, worn, or slightly dislodged impeller is usually the cause.

Always unplug the filter before performing any maintenance or water changes.


Frequently Asked Questions

Which size filter do I need for my tank?

Match the model to your tank volume. WXI-150 for nano tanks, WXI-250 for up to 30L, WXI-450 for up to 60L, WXI-800 for 150–200L, WXI-1300 for 200–300L, WXI-1800 for 300–400L, and WXI-2300 for up to 500L. When in doubt, size up rather than down. A slightly oversized filter won't harm your tank, but an undersized one will struggle to keep up.

Can I use this filter in a saltwater tank?

Yes, all Pet Worx internal filters are suitable for both freshwater and marine aquariums.

Can I use this as a powerhead instead of a filter?

Yes. The unit can be run without filter media and used purely as a powerhead to increase water circulation. This is useful for reef tanks or larger setups needing extra flow.

How often do I need to clean it?

Every 2 to 4 weeks depending on your tank's bioload, or sooner if you notice a drop in flow. Always rinse the sponge in old tank water and never tap water, to preserve your beneficial bacteria colony.

Is it noisy?

These filters are designed for low noise operation. If yours becomes noticeably louder over time, the most common cause is a dirty or worn impeller. Clean it before assuming the unit needs replacing.


Not sure which filter suits your setup? Read our beginner's guide to aquarium filtration to find the right fit.


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