Random Flow Generator

[Ksturg]

So I’m thinking about printing 2 RFG for my 25lagoon. Has anyone used these and if so what are the thoughts on them.?

 

[Peace River]

I use them on several of my systems and definitely recommend them. I tried a DIY 3D printed option, but have had better luck with the ones from @Vivid Creative Aquatics. Good luck with whatever you choose!

 

[Vivid Creative Aquatics Verified Sponsor]

So I’m thinking about printing 2 RFG for my 25lagoon. Has anyone used these and if so what are the thoughts on them.?

The Random Flow Generator® works great - do a quick search, and you'll find lots of happy customer.

With that said, if you are printing one yourself you found online, its not an actual Random Flow Generator, but rather some approximation of one. They simply do not produce the unique flow that an actual RFG does.

For your 25 lagoon - two 1/2in RFG Nozzle paired with our 19mm slip-fit-drop adapters is the say to go. At least that's my favorite configuration for that tank. With a good size pump, you wont even need a powerhead in most cases.

You'll find the options you have here:
https://vividcreativeaquatics.com/innovative-marine/#20gallonormore
If you need any help - please do not hesitate to reach out - Antonio....

 

[JayM]

I’ve got 2 on my tank. I was really 100% convinced that they were snake oil, but I went against my better judgement and bought them anyway, and I was not disappointed.

They work great.

 

[56longroof]

I have two of them on Sea Swirls. One on each end of the tank. I love them. With the Sea Swirl it creates the perfect amount of random flow for my tank.