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11/16/2006, 07:10 PM
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oceanrunner pump
I'm considering an oceanrunner 3500 pump as a return on my 90g.. are they any good?
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11/16/2006, 07:12 PM
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yeah, you would probably be fine with the 2500, no need to have so much flow through your sump imo.
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11/16/2006, 07:14 PM
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how bad/good is the pump's quality? (compared to something like a mag7)
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11/16/2006, 07:57 PM
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I have an OR 3500 & OR2500 running. The 3500 is on a CL on my 36g tank, the 2500 is my return from the sump. I have never used a Mag pump, but my understanding is they produce a lot of heat and may be loud. The OR are pretty quiet pumps, imo. In fact, the owner of a Mag pump commented on how quiet my system was just recently.
Of course, flow wise, you need to figure out what your needs are. I am not sure you'll get away with the 2500 if you want the heater in the sump to keep the tank temp up in a 90g. But, I am not sure. -A
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