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This is off my post about "Timer / Temperature Controller"...
Everyone told me to be careful using a pond pump due to the metal parts, and sure enough, the pump I was looking at was full of them. The water flow on my tank is no where near what I want it at. For a 100 gallon tank and a 4 foot lift from the sump, are there any suggestions on pump brands and sizes? Also, I know there was a post about a good online store, but I can't seem to find it. Could someone please mention that again? (Anywhere in the USA will work). TIA Ken |
marinedepot.com
~John |
I like the Mag pumps.
www.drsfostersmith.com "Ken H" wrote in message ... This is off my post about "Timer / Temperature Controller"... Everyone told me to be careful using a pond pump due to the metal parts, and sure enough, the pump I was looking at was full of them. The water flow on my tank is no where near what I want it at. For a 100 gallon tank and a 4 foot lift from the sump, are there any suggestions on pump brands and sizes? Also, I know there was a post about a good online store, but I can't seem to find it. Could someone please mention that again? (Anywhere in the USA will work). TIA Ken |
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me too, and here's one more... http://www.premiumaquatics.com/
"Justin Boucher" wrote in message news:n9S2d.2001$PZ4.483@trnddc06... I like the Mag pumps. www.drsfostersmith.com "Ken H" wrote in message ... This is off my post about "Timer / Temperature Controller"... Everyone told me to be careful using a pond pump due to the metal parts, and sure enough, the pump I was looking at was full of them. The water flow on my tank is no where near what I want it at. For a 100 gallon tank and a 4 foot lift from the sump, are there any suggestions on pump brands and sizes? Also, I know there was a post about a good online store, but I can't seem to find it. Could someone please mention that again? (Anywhere in the USA will work). TIA Ken |
Are you refering to the "MagDrive" brand name? I found them, and I like the
prices, but any sugguestions on what kind of water flow I should have? Ken "Justin Boucher" wrote in message news:n9S2d.2001$PZ4.483@trnddc06... I like the Mag pumps. www.drsfostersmith.com "Ken H" wrote in message ... This is off my post about "Timer / Temperature Controller"... Everyone told me to be careful using a pond pump due to the metal parts, and sure enough, the pump I was looking at was full of them. The water flow on my tank is no where near what I want it at. For a 100 gallon tank and a 4 foot lift from the sump, are there any suggestions on pump brands and sizes? Also, I know there was a post about a good online store, but I can't seem to find it. Could someone please mention that again? (Anywhere in the USA will work). TIA Ken |
but any sugguestions on what kind of water flow I should have?
reefs.org/pumps ~ for determining your head loss http://www.reefs.org/library/pumps/index.html ~ great list of pumps and GPH@0 FT. Click on the More Info link to see graphs of head/feet. ~John |
Ken,
I spent a lot of effort studying this. Look at this link. It will help you pick a pumkp no matter the brand. http://www.maagsreef.com/flowrates.html. BTW, Dolphin, Iwaki, and Mag are all good pumps. "Ken H" wrote in message ... This is off my post about "Timer / Temperature Controller"... Everyone told me to be careful using a pond pump due to the metal parts, and sure enough, the pump I was looking at was full of them. The water flow on my tank is no where near what I want it at. For a 100 gallon tank and a 4 foot lift from the sump, are there any suggestions on pump brands and sizes? Also, I know there was a post about a good online store, but I can't seem to find it. Could someone please mention that again? (Anywhere in the USA will work). TIA Ken |
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