New water pumps.....

[Lonewolfblue]

I was looking online at different pumps and came across this. For those who have tanks with areas that are hard to get circulation to, this might be of some help. Check it out....

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...004+22788+2035

[theotheragentm]

Interesting. I'd rather have a more directional flow still as I think something like this is going to only be a spot circulation and not provide a true current.

[MSU Fan]

I agree with theotheragentm on that fact that won't provide a true current - but its flexibility with direction would be very helpful for addressing dead spots behind lr and such.

I know lwb and myself have deadspots because of plants, so this could easily be positioned behind them to assist the overall current provided by other means.

I just found this last night, and I think that this could be very useful - I hope someone posts some experiences with it...of course, if you want this same thing without having to put a cord in the tank, this one may be a better choice

[roka64]

I have two in my 55 and 2 in my 125 and I reall love them. The flow is more spread out. I replaced my SEIOs with the hydors. I also like the magnets.

[Lonewolfblue]

That's another thing I think would work better too, the magnets. I hate it when the suction cups get hard over time, and don't stay stuck to the glass. And some also flatten out, so no more suction cup.

[MSU Fan]

Originally Posted by Lonewolfblue

I hate it when the suction cups get hard over time, and don't stay stuck to the glass.

Someone needs to develop magnetic capability for my heaters too! Those suction cups are even worse!