💡 Seio P1000 Prop Pump - 1000 GPH with Easy Magnet Mount Review

The fan works well, sometimes it rattles a little, but stalls. This fan pushes the water really well, you need at least 55 gallons or more or it could blow your fish and coral away lol.

The air flow tube shown in the pictures was missing when the product was delivered. The power consumed by the pump was significantly greater than the advertised 11.2 watts. The minimum achieved value was 15.1 watts, the maximum at almost 18 watts. Also, it actually moves water.

This pump is great. I can shift its position on the glass (to simulate currents etc.) simply by moving the external magnet. It will not scratch your glass. I use this pump in a 48 inch 75 gallon salt tank (live rock fish only) and I get water movement from this pump on the opposite end. I also use a 13 year old Rio 2100 pump mounted on the opposite glass of this Seio P1000. Between two pumps I have more than enough water movement for my live rocks and especially my thighs. I'm really very…

This is my first flow pump and my first magnetic mount pump. Both aspects of this pump are amazing, I researched some customer reviews before purchasing this pump. This creates a strong flow through the 7 feet of glass that my 180 gallon tank offers. The pump is installed at the other end of the tank and blows through 7 feet of water. After the water hits the glass at the other end, it returns to the bottom of the tank, forming a conveyor belt of water running from one end of the tank to the…