Wish pump should i get for a 100 gallon tank ?
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I've got about a 350 gpH pump and I have to dial it down. I have 90 total system gallons. I'm tumbling npx balls in it and they like a nice slow tumble.
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For a 125 gal. tank ,you should get the 300 watt, especially if its a glass tank . you can probably get by with the 250 watt size . these heaters are the best made, and keep the temperature near perfect. I don't recommend using two smaller heaters ,one is easier to set and maintain.
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Greater heating power for larger masses of water. 200 is probably fine for up to 100 gallon.
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A 200 should do fine for a 50 gallon. I run a 150 in my 30 and it has no problems maintaining the temp at all.
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You would probably want a larger pump... 1.5hp. This one is great for my 18 round (7000 gal) pool. I was very happy with the quality and the filter size would probably suit your pool.
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Consider looking at the Fluval 106 which is good for tanks up to 25 gallons.
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I have 2 Mediums on a 100gal freshwater and they are the best filters ever. Been running strong for 8 years. That being said, get the large.
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Yes, You Will need a pump, You need a pump at least ten times your tank size, if your tank is 50 gallons you need 500 GPH pump
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You will be ok with the FNSP48 but with the FNSP60, I would recommend a 1.5 or 2hp pump.
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I beleive there are better options for aquarium use. This pump is set up to be used with an automotive type battery. You would be better getting an air pump that runs off of 115 volt household current
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I use an inexpensive electric pump similar to the one linked below. I think mine's a Coleman. Any electric pump should work, if it has multiple nozzle sizes/types.Coleman 12-Volt DC QuickPump, Colors May Vary
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Yes you can, a pump that is rated to pump 75-100 gallons per day is the norm. I do not know where you can purchase a reliable pump, but it will make your RO system works very efficient.
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any type of air pump will work but depending on what size skimmer you are getting you will need to deal with the water pressure, so i would recommend a decently strong air pump, some people suggest using 2 air pumps but i only have a Tetra whisper for 40 gal and it works fine.
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Get extra, especially if you want to connect ithe pump to multiple outlets, like bubblers or undergravel filters. I suggest the same soft silicone tubing. Also, if you plan on making it go the distance, some T connectors will ne required to split the air for your various aquarium pieces.
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You need a 5 & 3/4" opening for the 100 unit. We have the 350 unit and it requires a 14 & 7/8" opening in the tank lid. I'm going off the spec's for your size that are indicated on the website.
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I use it on a 65 Gal. With 100 although it's supposed to handle it I would go with a bigger pump because overtime you lose pressure as the filters get dirty. It's also a pain to restart when you clean it up. I've had tons of issue with this pump including flushing organic debris back into the tank when restarting it after cleaning and leaks. I actually ended up removing the fine filters and added an Aquaripure nitrate filter, I don't even clean it anymore, just clean the foam filter that's at the intake in the aquarium. If I had to do it again I would go with a Fluval FX5 instead.
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Yes, you will need an air pump. My tank is 10 gallon and I bought a bigger pump to get more air flow and a dual check valve splitter from Walmart to control the air. You can see my review under my id retho78.