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Hello! I need a quiet and good return pump for a 120g tank.
I have always used the mag pumps.
They are not quiet at all. They are good, never had any issues with it.
I dont know any good brands except the mag ones.
I do have a brand new mag 9.5 here. I was going to use it but I guess I need a bigger one for a 120g maybe a mag 12.
 
I have a Sicce Sycra Silent 5.0 that is 3 years old and going strong. I also have a 4.0 I use for transfering water and for a back up, just in case. It's very quiet and has been trouble free so far.
 
I have the jebao12000 on my 220 and it's super quiet if u put it on full power u will hear a slight humming but still barely noticeable
How long you have that for? The jebao 8000
Would be good for me I think. The Flow rate are from 1585 GPH to 2113 GPH
Maybe the 6000?
 
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i used to use an ehiem 1262, but upgraded to a water blaster 3000 with the tank restart. really like the water blaster, fairly quiet and great flow.
 
I use the ecotech m1 and I am happy with it. Calibration is a little awkward but after that the pump runs itself and is whisper quiet.

My definition of whisper quiet : can't hear it when tank stand door is open or closed during normal operation. If there is no other noise in the room at all, including no overflow, AND then if you are within a foot you do hear a very slight hum.
 
Tops on my list would be Vectra M1, the Eheim 1262, any of the Sicce Sycnra pumps, then Fluval
 

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