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Old September 18th 04, 05:06 AM
Ken H
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Default New Pump

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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