Review on 💦 AQUANEAT 60/130/210/320GPH Aquarium Powerhead: Enhance Your Fish Tank with Efficient Filtration, Oxygenation, and Circulation by Ibraheem Burna

In no case does the actual flow rate of this drive head, as stated in the description, even come close to the exact one. What I have is almost no flow at all and this is also due to the flow from the pump being completely submerged in the water of my aquarium. The word "trickle" is perhaps a better word for the slight movement of a liquid. The only strong point I noticed about this model is the power consumption as it sucks the mediocre amount of water it manages to pump. Therefore, the term "strong mind" for this product is a gross misnomer of incredible proportions. I would even guess that these incredible proportions result in a pitifully reduced flow, not reaching a quarter of the flow stated in the description. Not recommended for tall or low aquariums. Not recommended for aquariums with 10 gallons or more of water. I might grudgingly suggest that its use might only be appropriate for aquariums that have a total capacity of one or two gallons, but certainly not five or more than five gallons. Your body is temporary. Probably the impeller or its mechanism. Also remember that the throughput of the product, even under the dynamic action of water immersion (an underwater pipe through which the water supply is limited and the pump rises), must definitely be less than expected for the declared flow volume. Disappointing.