FREE TEST for IOAOI Nano Return Pump, DC with Controller

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Hello family members of R2R,
We're launching a FREE TEST for IOAOI nano return pump on R2R. US only.
This is a really small pump and is only for small aquarium.
:beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes: SMALL SMALL SMALL ;) 185GPH (700L/H)
We truly look forward to receiving your objective and detailed feedback.
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This might work as a replacement for my red Sea max nano. Is it DC or controllable, or at least a feed mode?
 
According to the Amazon listing for the pump there is a 10 minute feed mode and it is a dc pump.
Is there a link? I'm open to free stuff for a few words but don't want something cheap that will nuke my tank
 
This might work as a replacement for my red Sea max nano. Is it DC or controllable, or at least a feed mode?
DC with controller. And there is a 10 minute feed mode.
 
I am interested. I have a 15 gallon on display in our waiting room lobby. It would be a great pump to try out. If you send an info sheet I can put it next to the tank as all of our customers ask about the equipment we use to run the small display.
 
I'd be willing to try it, have a 15 gallon cube. It'd be nice to find a cheap controllable dc pump.
 
I'd love to test on my pico... replacing a Sicce pump.
 
He wants you to buy it on amazon, then repond to his DM with your paypal and then he will refund you. Screams SCAM to me.
They made the same offer with a protein skimmer several weeks ago. I am sure if it was a scam everyone on the forum who tested it would have been posting about it.
 
Probably helps them show sales and increase visibility on Amazon. It’s all about the algorithm.
Absolutely, Im sure it helps them move up the list on results when someone searches on Amazon. I believe that’s why InkBird does it too.
 
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