Eheim AEH4004310 Spray Bar Set 494 Canister Filters Parts for Aquarium Black 494 1/2" ID

Sure does look 1000% better than the green one...altho that isn't why I got it.It is tricky to get the three tubes aimed in three different directions but it does a MUCH better job of circulating than before.I may get another eheim canister filter and I will consider this a must-have part of the purchase.

If you're tired of looking at the green outtake that came with your eheim canister this will be a great replacement. It's easy to install and put together. It truly does blend in better with a black background. Also the water flow is gentler before I had to deal with a strong current because the water was being pushed through a smaller space.

Not to look at green tubes. But most importantly ease of brushing hoses for maintenance

Leaked as it didnt fit 5/8 tubing. Otherwise was made good and easy to put together even though it was in a different language.

It was difficult to convince myself to pay nearly $30 for what I knew was no more than a few pieces of plastic BUT now that I've set it up and seen the plastic quality and configuration options I was impressed and very happy I spent the money. The spray bar which comes with the standard eheim 350 works but truly is ugly and is VERY Clunky. This is an elegant and effective alternative.

I purchased this to go with my Eheim Ecco 2236. It fits perfectly and does exactly what I need it to do. I like that it came with 3 pieces of spray bar attachments, so you can make it longer or shorter depending on tank placement. I did notice it seems to lower my gph fairly significantly. But I am running dual filters and have my tiny tank over-filtered, so I am OK with trading some gph for nice, smooth, even water circulation.

Becareful to order correct size. I got the wrong size and could not use this as it did not match my tubing size. It's well made otherwise.

This is a great spray bar for your Eheim canister filter. Suction cups hold well and the spray bar sends multiple jets out into the tank. Be careful not to set the bar too high or you'll end up shooting water up and out of the tank surface. Splashes a lot if you place the bar right at the surface if you have a big canister filter.