TMI Submersible Aquarium Fountain Hydroponics Review

So far so good. Can't beat the price, small and compact, I bought 2 to make a multi tank nitrate stove and needed a low flow pump and I think this will work great. but I rescued a very sick green Severum from my LFS and put one of these little guys in there just to keep all the meds circulating, while the QT doesn't have a 10 liter tank and is just about right

My student's independent math project was to build a well. I found this when I was looking for a pump. They looked forward to it when it arrived (high schoolers, btw) and it worked. Next time they tried, although the pump didn't work. They had to disassemble it and rebuild a part to make it work again. In the end, they completed their project but regretted not having purchased another pump.

I bought this for an "art" project using colored hydrogel beads (small hydrophilic polymer beads that swell in water and grow to twice the size of bubble tea beads). The pump had to create moderate turbulence to move the balls around a 1-gallon cylinder filled with water. Because the flow of the pump is adjustable, it worked brilliantly to keep the balls in suspension, creating a kinetic display of the continuous "juggling" of the balls.

My tabletop fountain ran non-stop for almost twenty years until recently, while cleaning, I awkwardly broke the main impeller shaft. What now? carved into the fountain, so finding a replacement wasn't all that easy. But after much searching and reading specs and reviews, I finally found this teenage pump designed for either a pet drinking fountain or a decorative tabletop fountain. It turns out that with the extra space it fits in my well, but wait, it gets better. This tiny pump actually works

This is a review of a 66 gph pump. I sent a review to the seller first, but Revain always blocks a bad review (this is only my second review). I was disappointed that the item appeared to have been returned, repackaged and resold. The cable wasn't even folded well so I found out it was sent back. But the product had oily or greasy stains. This caused a problem when I plugged it in. The film settled on the surface of the water and formed sediment in the aquarium, but fortunately there were no…