Would this create a solid but gentle flow in a 12 gal long Mr. Aqua? Approx 3 feet long?
1151228
Yes it does but depending on the circulation you want you can also go with a stronger 1. I have 2 of this in a 10 gallon reef tank work really well.
1151229
I would say it would do it but you would be at the limit. I am not sure I would rule out the 425. To answer your question, yes it will do it.
1151230
I think it's going to be solid, but not so gentle. I use it for my 20 gallon. I have it place near the top and aiming at the side glass, but i still can see fish at the bottom sways by the flow.
1293348
Yes, as long as you have it connected to an air pump and the exhaust tube is below the waterline. Some people recommend adding air stones. Air stone will increase the amount of bubbles by making them smaller and also help reduce the flow, for a more gentle output.
406373
I would say yes. Being that it is a mister it just needs to build pressure in the line and only a little force needs to be exerted on that water to keep its escape route through the small valves.
1205955
3" I'd say no. Its only designed to hav a 3/4 inch hose. It will pump/push up ten feet but not over a one inch pipe. Make sure u make a screen filter. I've had very small pebbles jam the impeller and stop it from working .just cut an old garden hose and use tht and for Wht ur doing I'd go 500gph or higher
1622111
Hi, I agree with other comments. I would suggest that you would need to cover most of the base area in order to get adequate filtration circulation for the tank size.
1414739
No. I rigged something up to do exactly what you're asking and found that I didn't get even close to enough pressure/flow to my mini sprinkler or drippers. You really need the half inch and then use the barb coupling to come off that line to the 1/4. This will save you a lot of trouble.
757860
Yes Just be careful of the flow - you may need to go parrell/series on the piping
890274
I think it would but you may want to try and extend the ouput because it doesn't go that low in the tank
1170144
Yes I do think it would work well It will take a steady hand. Go slow and keep it wet
1414029
I used it on a water cooler, to pump water into a holding tank, but found the pressure was very low, I really don't know as to your application, but if your need a good flow, this is not the pump, for you.
755902
It could, depends on the bio-load (how many critters and type of critters) and how much circulation you need. I am using it on a 2.5g, with the flow turned down about half.
2084498
Yes, that will work. Be mindful that you don't try to run it through 3/4 for more than a few feet though. It's a great little pump!
1016673
Def not too much flow..very adjustable to suit your needsI have mine in a 20L with a hydor koralia also.I also have one in a 29 bio cube I like this wave maker a lot
1037664
I think a reasonable length could be added...best solution is probably to have the source hose directly feed a couple of lengths in a "T" arrangement as there will be a larger pressure drop along a long, smaller diameter mister line. Also suggest you get several replacement mister heads as some don't function well or can clog up with time. I am still enjoying mine!
1937814
It will probably depend on the water pressure coming out of your spigot, but at least with mine, I would say generally not. It had a good flow, but probably not enough for your use.
17773
No, I am using mine in a 2 1/2 gallon Aqueon Betta Tank housing a red male Crown-tail Betta & a dwarf African frog. If you face the exhaust nozzle towards the rear of the filter just against the wall behind the filter just below the water's surface the water turbulence will be greatly diminished. I hope this information was helpful.
1303756
If you are looking for relatively low flow but quiet and reliable it works fine. Granted i only had it pumping maybe 8 inches of lift but at that height if works great. Not sure exactly how much water it moves but i would venture a gal or so a min. I use it to move water from a planted container to a container beside it housing goldfish for over-wintering. I don't want the fish eating my plants but want the plants well fertilized and this pump plus a return siphon do the job very nicely.