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hygger Backpack Aquarium Filter

SKU:HG150
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Price range: $42.49 through $52.99


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hygger Backpack Aquarium Filter
Original price was: $49.99.Current price is: $44.99.
Price range: $20.69 through $41.39
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hygger backpack aquarium filter
hygger Backpack Aquarium Filter
Original price was: $49.99.Current price is: $44.99.
hygger Dunker Pro Submersible Aquarium LED Light
Price range: $20.69 through $41.39
hygger submersible double quartz heater
Price range: $43.19 through $57.59

Why You’ll Love It

The hygger 150 all-in-one backpacking water filter system comes with 3-stage filter media chambers, combining mechanical, biological, and surface oil removal for crystal-clear water and a thriving aquatic ecosystem. It is an integrated fish waste collector with one-touch discharge, simplifying fish tank cleaning, water changing, and surface oil removal.

Key Features

Whisper-silent Performance

Engineered with vibration-dampening supports and precision motors for whisper-silent performance. The HG150 backpack filter includes interchangeable inlet/outlet accessories (oil skimmer, bottom suction, shower pipe) that adapt to rimmed and rimless tank setups (Not for saltwater tanks and thick rimmed tanks >12mm).

All-in-One Filtration & Surface Skimming

– Built-in Oil Film Remover: The floating surface skimmer continuously removes oily residues, improving gas exchange and clarity.
– Fish Waste Collector: A transparent chamber with a stainless steel drum traps debris for easy visual monitoring and one-touch drainage.

Adjustable Flow & Versatile Output

– Flow Rate Control (132 GPH Max): Adjustable flow rate dial in gentle currents for delicate species or stronger flows.
– Multi-Outlet Flexibility: An optional air hose for tailored water movement and aeration. Choose from a rain-like spray bar, directional jet, or aerated stream to suit your tank’s needs.

Effortless Maintenance

– Quick-Drain System: Connect a 1/2″ hose (not included) to the drainage outlet for hassle-free water changes and waste removal.
– Tool-Free Media Access: Swap filter pads or ceramic balls in seconds without disassembling the unit.
– Stainless steel mesh, high-quality components, and reinforced filter baskets ensure longevity.

Compact & Silent Design

– Whisper-Quiet Motor: 6W energy-efficient pump operates at <25 dB; as a backpacking water filter, it is ideal for home or office environments.
– Slim Profile: Mounts discreetly on rimless tanks (up to 12mm thickness) with secure mounting clips.

How It Works

  1. Intake & Pre-Filtration:

– Water is drawn through the adjustable telescopic intake (9.8″ length) or surface skimmer, which removes oils and films.
– A stainless steel rotary drum immediately sieves out large debris like fish waste and plant matter.

  1. 3-Stage Filtration Process:

– Mechanical Stage: Filter floss pads trap fine particles and suspended solids.
– Biological Stage: Ceramic filter balls cultivate beneficial bacteria to break down harmful ammonia and nitrates.
– Chemical Stage (Optional): Add activated carbon or resin (not included) to eliminate odors, discoloration, or toxins.

  1. Return & Aeration:

– Filtered water is returned via 3 customizable outlets:
– Spray Bar: Creates gentle surface agitation for oxygenation.
– Directional Spout: Adjustable flow for targeted water movement.
– Air Infusion Tube: Inject oxygen bubbles for enhanced aeration.

Usage Tips

1. Critical Installation Tips:
Always prime the filter with water before startup to prevent dry-run damage.
For rimless tanks, ensure mounting clips are fully secured to avoid slippage.
If your tank border is thin enough, <12mm, it can also be installed normally.

2. Maintenance Best Practices:
Clean the stainless steel drum weekly to prevent clogging.
Replace filter floss every 2–4 weeks, depending on the bioload.

Specification

Package:

1 x Filter bucket with a transparent bucket
1 x Accessory bag with inlet and outlet accessories
1 Bag of cleaning balls
1 x Accessories for oil film remover
1 x Air hose for oxygen supply
1 x Elbow for water inlet
1 x Elbow for water outlet
1 x Shower pipe
1 x Extension tube
2 x White buckle
1 x Vibration-dampening support
1 x 500g hollow filter balls
1 x User manual

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Note: If it is unable to open the manual of the product, please contact [email protected]

29 reviews for hygger Backpack Aquarium Filter

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Video #1 from Larry E.
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Video #1 from Larry E.

Larry E.

Typical of Hyger products, this filter is excellent, I now have 3. They are quiet, functional and really look great

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Image #1 from Don O.

Don O.

I owned the HG150 6w for a while now and I love how innovative the whole system is. The quick water changes alone is a game changer. I’m currently working on a new bigger tank since my shrimp population increased and wanted to stick with the same system so I ordered the 8w version. I’m already confident in the results.

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Don O.

I owned the HG150 6w for a while now and I love how innovative the whole system is. The quick water changes alone is a game changer. I’m currently working on a new bigger tank since my shrimp population increased and wanted to stick with the same system so I ordered the 8w version. I’m already confident in the results.

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Image #1 from Shannon Vanvlerin

Shannon Vanvlerin

It's exactly what I was hoping for and better i love that you have multiple chambers so you can have you different filters in it and its sleek for a back pack filter i just wish it had more media it came with mine only had bio balls like 2 packs of them but hey for the price I really can't complain about it and also it has fast shipping,

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Shannon Vanvlerin

It's exactly what I was hoping for and better i love that you have multiple chambers so you can have you different filters in it and its sleek for a back pack filter i just wish it had more media it came with mine only had bio balls like 2 packs of them but hey for the price I really can't complain about it and also it has fast shipping,

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Shannon Vanvlerin

I received mine today it was on time and it runs perfectly and has great flow and easy to setup. I just wish it came with filters mine only came with the bio balls I seen everyone else get filters with their's but hey its a great filter for the price so I cannot complain about some filter floss.

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Danny

I bought 2 for my 2 tanks. I like them, very awesome and easy to assemble. Pretty inventive for a hanger type of clean pump. I wish they make the gap for the hanger a bit wider to fit a none rimless tank. I have to modify it a bit for it to hang on 1 tank and the other tank I just put it inside the tank to make it work. Overall, Happy with the purchase and recommend for others.

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Sean R.

I’ll start with the cons. This thing is ungodly hard to prime. It needs a priming button or something integrated. Any time the inlet tube drains back down, it takes about 15-20 minutes for it to build up enough suction to actually function. I’ve added water to the fill hole and even the clear canister. I can’t make it work anymore quickly. The directions are not clear, but there is an Amazon tutorial on the product page. Lastly, the coupling for the spray bar is brittle and cracked trying to twist the sprayer (that was too big for my small tank) off of the outlet tube. Now for the pros: when all of the bubbles are gone, it’s nearly silent. The flow adjustment is one of the best I’ve come across. I bought this for a bigger tank, so in the meantime Im using it in a smaller tank to build up the bacteria in the media to aid in cycling the new tank. This filter works incredibly well even in my smaller tank. I added my own bio media, removed a sponge and added Fluval filter floss, this setup seems to work very well. The surface skimmer works great, though I do seem to suck up a bunch of shrimp. I had to add a small piece of pre-filter foam to the inlet tube, to prevent small shrimp from being sucked up there, which helped, but now I can’t keep them out of the skimmer lol. They all survive, because they simply get sucked into the clear canister where they swim around until I drain them into a cup. Speaking of drain; on the bottom of the clear canister, there is a barbed nipple to attatch a hose. I went to Lowe’s and grabbed a small roll of vinyl tubing (1/2” ID/ 5/8” OD) you can res use small animals in the clear canister from there, and you can even do water changes from here. Overall I do recommend this filter, just wish they’d add a priming function.

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Image #2 from Sean R.

Sean R.

I’ll start with the cons. This thing is ungodly hard to prime. It needs a priming button or something integrated. Any time the inlet tube drains back down, it takes about 15-20 minutes for it to build up enough suction to actually function. I’ve added water to the fill hole and even the clear canister. I can’t make it work anymore quickly. The directions are not clear, but there is an Amazon tutorial on the product page. Lastly, the coupling for the spray bar is brittle and cracked trying to twist the sprayer (that was too big for my small tank) off of the outlet tube. Now for the pros: when all of the bubbles are gone, it’s nearly silent. The flow adjustment is one of the best I’ve come across. I bought this for a bigger tank, so in the meantime Im using it in a smaller tank to build up the bacteria in the media to aid in cycling the new tank. This filter works incredibly well even in my smaller tank. I added my own bio media, removed a sponge and added Fluval filter floss, this setup seems to work very well. The surface skimmer works great, though I do seem to suck up a bunch of shrimp. I had to add a small piece of pre-filter foam to the inlet tube, to prevent small shrimp from being sucked up there, which helped, but now I can’t keep them out of the skimmer lol. They all survive, because they simply get sucked into the clear canister where they swim around until I drain them into a cup. Speaking of drain; on the bottom of the clear canister, there is a barbed nipple to attatch a hose. I went to Lowe’s and grabbed a small roll of vinyl tubing (1/2” ID/ 5/8” OD) you can res use small animals in the clear canister from there, and you can even do water changes from here. Overall I do recommend this filter, just wish they’d add a priming function.

(7) (0)
Image #3 from Sean R.

Sean R.

I’ll start with the cons. This thing is ungodly hard to prime. It needs a priming button or something integrated. Any time the inlet tube drains back down, it takes about 15-20 minutes for it to build up enough suction to actually function. I’ve added water to the fill hole and even the clear canister. I can’t make it work anymore quickly. The directions are not clear, but there is an Amazon tutorial on the product page. Lastly, the coupling for the spray bar is brittle and cracked trying to twist the sprayer (that was too big for my small tank) off of the outlet tube. Now for the pros: when all of the bubbles are gone, it’s nearly silent. The flow adjustment is one of the best I’ve come across. I bought this for a bigger tank, so in the meantime Im using it in a smaller tank to build up the bacteria in the media to aid in cycling the new tank. This filter works incredibly well even in my smaller tank. I added my own bio media, removed a sponge and added Fluval filter floss, this setup seems to work very well. The surface skimmer works great, though I do seem to suck up a bunch of shrimp. I had to add a small piece of pre-filter foam to the inlet tube, to prevent small shrimp from being sucked up there, which helped, but now I can’t keep them out of the skimmer lol. They all survive, because they simply get sucked into the clear canister where they swim around until I drain them into a cup. Speaking of drain; on the bottom of the clear canister, there is a barbed nipple to attatch a hose. I went to Lowe’s and grabbed a small roll of vinyl tubing (1/2” ID/ 5/8” OD) you can res use small animals in the clear canister from there, and you can even do water changes from here. Overall I do recommend this filter, just wish they’d add a priming function.

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Video #1 from Sean R.

Sean R.

I’ll start with the cons. This thing is ungodly hard to prime. It needs a priming button or something integrated. Any time the inlet tube drains back down, it takes about 15-20 minutes for it to build up enough suction to actually function. I’ve added water to the fill hole and even the clear canister. I can’t make it work anymore quickly. The directions are not clear, but there is an Amazon tutorial on the product page. Lastly, the coupling for the spray bar is brittle and cracked trying to twist the sprayer (that was too big for my small tank) off of the outlet tube. Now for the pros: when all of the bubbles are gone, it’s nearly silent. The flow adjustment is one of the best I’ve come across. I bought this for a bigger tank, so in the meantime Im using it in a smaller tank to build up the bacteria in the media to aid in cycling the new tank. This filter works incredibly well even in my smaller tank. I added my own bio media, removed a sponge and added Fluval filter floss, this setup seems to work very well. The surface skimmer works great, though I do seem to suck up a bunch of shrimp. I had to add a small piece of pre-filter foam to the inlet tube, to prevent small shrimp from being sucked up there, which helped, but now I can’t keep them out of the skimmer lol. They all survive, because they simply get sucked into the clear canister where they swim around until I drain them into a cup. Speaking of drain; on the bottom of the clear canister, there is a barbed nipple to attatch a hose. I went to Lowe’s and grabbed a small roll of vinyl tubing (1/2” ID/ 5/8” OD) you can res use small animals in the clear canister from there, and you can even do water changes from here. Overall I do recommend this filter, just wish they’d add a priming function.

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Video #1 from Larry E.
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Video #1 from Sean R.
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  1. Typical of Hyger products, this filter is excellent, I now have 3. They are quiet, functional and really look great

    Video #1 from Larry E.
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  2. Not the easiest to put together, however there is step-by-step instructions online. And once together, it is amazing clear the water and very easy to clean.

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  3. I owned the HG150 6w for a while now and I love how innovative the whole system is. The quick water changes alone is a game changer. I’m currently working on a new bigger tank since my shrimp population increased and wanted to stick with the same system so I ordered the 8w version. I’m already confident in the results.

    Image #1 from Don O.
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  4. Best Filter I ever seen

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  5. So far so good. Has made a huge difference in my tank. It cleans much better than the one I had previously

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  6. Great design

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