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Peter
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025
I’m very happy with this submersible pump. One of the great things about it is you can adjust the flow. My tank is pretty small so this does not take up much room and it leaves more room in the tank for plants and I can hide it behind them.
Bo Howland
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
This fountain is simple and works like it should!It isn’t super powerful, but I wasn’t looking for anything to powerful. I used it to build an outdoor flower planter fountain out of 2 pots. I set it in the bottom pot and ran tubing up through the top pot. The tubing was probably around 2’. The fountain was enough power to bubble the water, which is really all I was looking for. If you want something to shoot water up higher, you may want to look for something more powerful.This fountain came with the attachment for different size tubing, and also the little suction cups to keep it stuck to surface. It was all very easy to install and operate. It worked right out of the box, and I didn’t need to read the instructions to figure it out.
D. Leung
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
Quiet submersible pump for marine or fresh water use. Great for emptying tanks from the bottom for regular water changes - it sucks water from the bottom from 3 vents. 3" tall x 2.5" diameter round easy to dissemble for cleaning impeller on bottom. 110v 6w, 500 l/h HMax is .8M with a hose or spout (it seems to pump upward well but didnt test the vertical pump height). Includes a remov able 3/8" diam hose adapter and 3 suchion cups to hold pump to bottom of tank.
Jen A.
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025
Currently using this pump in a hydroponic growing station for testing out how well I can grow things without soil. Works well. Is a little loud but not terrible.
amwick
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025
This is a submermersible 6W aquarium pump which will move 130 GPH max. The seller says that it has a three feet lift. It comes with little suction cup feet, and instructions that I could not read without a magnifying glass. I use an external canister filter set up for my weekly deep cleaning of a 10 gallon tank. I set this up in a bucket, to watch the output, and to see how you could adjust it. There is a small lever near the bottom with marks on the pump to indicate light to heavy flow. When I plugged it in, with just an 2ft tube, it worked great. And it was just about silent. The quietest pump I have ever seen. When I hooked it up to the canister filter, it would not push the air out and move the water through.. I disconnected it.. ran it without the filter, then connected it back, then it worked fine. It seems to require some kind of priming. Not something I have seen in aquarium pumps. I have a smaller one, I attached to the same canister and it worked fine. The seller says that it has built in thermal protection, that it will shut off at 185F, in case the water runs out. I liked this pump, but it did have the issue when I used it with the filter. Just a quick heads up.. I used this pump without the suction cups on the bottom. The openings to hold them are big enough that the pump actually sucked up several pieces of gravel. No harm done, but that isn't good.
Customer StC
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025
The speed is adjustable, that's an understated feature.The impeller on the external waterfall filter on one of my small nano tanks stopped spinning. I replaced the downpipe by putting this pump in the bottom pushing water up. By size it is a bit large for the nano-tank but the speed that it pumps water up is adjustable. It's a sacrifice for size. I have enough plants to camouflage it in-tank.Adjustable speed and ability to push water up made this perfect for my needs.
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