Where to buy aquarium pump

[Anonymous]

I need to buy a large-ish Iwaki submersible pump.

Is there a vendor link I can click on to help RDO while simultaneously getting a good price on an Iwaki pump?

Thanks!

 

[Anonymous]

http://www.reefs.org/sponsors

 

[Anonymous]

Any one of the sponcers would do.

 

[Anonymous]

Go and be part of the move to rejuvenate topside.

 

[Anonymous]

I don't actually remember iwaki making a submersible pump though- but it's been a while...

 

[Anonymous]

You can always submerge any Iwaki pump, even hair dryers. Just don't touch the water afterward due to the deadly electric shock hazard.

 

[Anonymous]

go with an ehiem. I have three and they rock.

If you're okay with rusty screws and +5* water temp, get a mag...

B

 

[Anonymous]

Take it upstairs. This kind of crazy talk does not belong in the Sump.

 

[Len]

How much flow do you need?

 

[Anonymous]

go with an ehiem. I have three and they rock.

Mine has been flawless.

 

[Ben1]

I didnt know sumpers actually kept tanks!

 

[Anonymous]

I didnt know sumpers actually kept tanks!

Sssh. No-one's supposed to, but we look the other way when someone is exposed like this...

 

[Anonymous]

oooh! Exposed in the Sump!! Details at eleven :twisted: This threag is nothing without pics.


NSFW did you get your pump yet? Get the Japanese motor, k.

 

[Anonymous]

I don't actually remember iwaki making a submersible pump though- but it's been a while...

This is what duct tape is for. Wrap the pump with it, shove it in the sump, and voila. Plus, no need for a heater. Like, ever :twisted: Chillers can be DIY with old beer fridges and...that's right. Duct tape.

 

[Anonymous]

I didnt know sumpers actually kept tanks!

Clearly you need to hang with us...