Little Water Pushers

LucidGoblin · 07/05/2018, 06:39 PM

I just wanted to share a discovery I made. I've had trouble finding a water circulation pump small enough to be inconspicuous, and yet not so powerful that it blasts the crap out of everything in my 30 gallon tank. Then I found these Aqueon 10-Gallon QuietFlow Internal Filters. They are okay as far as a filter goes, but obviously for a very small tank. What they're really good for, however, is water movement. They push just the right amount of water, the nozzle can be turned in all different directions, and, best of all, they are compact enough to hide behind rock work. (If you run them without the bottom half of the canister holding the filter, like I do, they are even smaller.) I have three of them in my tank now, out of sight, pushing water through dead spots.

07/05/2018, 06:39 PM	#1
LucidGoblin Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 111	Little Water Pushers I just wanted to share a discovery I made. I've had trouble finding a water circulation pump small enough to be inconspicuous, and yet not so powerful that it blasts the crap out of everything in my 30 gallon tank. Then I found these Aqueon 10-Gallon QuietFlow Internal Filters. They are okay as far as a filter goes, but obviously for a very small tank. What they're really good for, however, is water movement. They push just the right amount of water, the nozzle can be turned in all different directions, and, best of all, they are compact enough to hide behind rock work. (If you run them without the bottom half of the canister holding the filter, like I do, they are even smaller.) I have three of them in my tank now, out of sight, pushing water through dead spots.