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Recommendation for quiet inline Pump
Hi all,
Anyone use an in-line pump to move water. I need to use this for one of my tanks..
looking or something like this... Needs to be able to pump up at least 6 feet and garden hose threads would be great though not critical.
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Bought it but had to return as it was so loud, My fish wanted to jump out of the tank and my ears are still ringing.
al
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That type pump is very loud. I'm lucky. I can drain by gravity. It's fast with my 1" ID hose.
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99 % of my tanks I can do by gravity too.. but this one tank stand I need to pump up..:(
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You may be stuck. I don't guess even the largest Mag Drive or similar would have enough lift. Maybe some smart person will show up with the answer.
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Try this The Quiet One 1200 Pro Series REGULAR PRICE: $31.59 is a powerful, energy-efficient, and versatile aquarium pump designed for both dry and submersible applications.
https://kensfish.com/products/quiet-...f268f49a&_ss=r
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I use the Ehiem Universal 1262 water pump and Mag Drive water pump for water changes.
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seanyuki
Try this The Quiet One 1200 Pro Series REGULAR PRICE: $31.59 is a powerful, energy-efficient, and versatile aquarium pump designed for both dry and submersible applications.
https://kensfish.com/products/quiet-...f268f49a&_ss=r
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I use the Ehiem Universal 1262 water pump and Mag Drive water pump for water changes.
That Ehiem Universal 1262 has 12 ft of lift. I don't guess you're draining up a mountain, are you, Al?
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Al, you are looking for a transfer pump...
Home Depot, Grainger, and many others sell one that will fit your needs.
I will be buying one to pull the water out of my rain barrels for watering the garden.
Good ones run 150-250.00 that will easily fit your needs.
Now for a less expensive solution get some clear vinyl hose in the length you need at your local hardware store and attach it to this pump https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J1GMKSG...t_details&th=1
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Thanks guys. The way I had this set up with the inline pump allows me to plumb the drain hose up 4 feet and across the room in the rafters.. then down to a drain pipe. 6 feet lift gives me a little cushion for those mfgs that pad their numbers.
By using an inline pump verses a submersible pump I can literally drain and clean the two tanks with the flip of a switch...Its kind of like using a python on steroids. The pump I am returning worked fine.. but was just way too loud for inside the house and small room. I may see if can modify a 12v inline water pump.. I wont get the gallons per min but it will be quiet.
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In water - sicce
External - Iwaki diaphram pump
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I use a Laguna fountain pump that lifts 11.5 feet. Bought it on sale when a fish shop went out of business. Also bought a smaller one.
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captainandy
In water - sicce
External - Iwaki diaphram pump
Thank you Andy. I will look into them to see if they will work for my application.
al
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bluelagoon
I use a Laguna fountain pump that lifts 11.5 feet. Bought it on sale when a fish shop went out of business. Also bought a smaller one.
Thanks Mervin, I've had Laguna pumps before for my koi pond, they were very good pumps for me.
al