Replacement pump recommendation?

[elisa h]

I personally don't think you need to be spending over $100 on supplemental flow when you already have an mp40.. I have a hydor koralia 3rd gen pump supplementing my tanks flow it was around $60 and is completely silent and moves a good amount of water especially for the price. I think the extra money could be better spent elsewhere imo.

 

[Reef of Fillory]

I got a jebao pump for my nano, but it pushes a ton of water... even on its lowest settings it is a lot of flow. It has various flow rates and programs.

I haven't had mine long [3 months] but it's working great for me so far with no issues. I paid around $40 for it on Amazon

 

[Radman73]

Take a look at warranties with your next powerhead. I was honestly shocked to compare an MP40/60 1 year warranty to a Stream 3 5 year warranty. I just ordered 2 Stream 3's today. I'll be running them on a 220 along with a single MP40 wherever I think it's needed.

A Stream 3 is probably overkill in your case, but I'm giving Tunze a shot to see what they can do.

 

[Sonor]

you don't need the reeflink to use multiple vortech pumps on your system. they just need to all be wireless. the reeflink just gives you a more user friendly interface for controlling the pumps. if all are wireless they find each other and you use the master to control your settings. i have been using 2 on my tank for a couple years and they work great.

 

[jda]

I am a Tunze guy, so of course they are the best for me and I recommend them. If you cannot spend that much on them, look at AquaMedic EcoDrift. They fill a nice spot in between the Chinese Junk and super expensive stuff in both cost, performance and longevity.