Aquatop MaxFlow Submersible Aquarium Power Head - Ideal for Freshwater and Saltwater Environments - High-Impact ABS for Durability

The media could not be loaded.  This little powerhead works great. It comes with quite a few attachments and options. My favorite attachment hooks onto the end of the outlet nozzle and splits the flow so that it shoots water up and forwards. I'm using it to power a large sponge filter from aquarium coop. It hooks straight onto the sponge filter - with a little force. Very snug fit so it won't fall off. The flow was too strong for my 20L so I used a small intake sponge (also aquarium coop) and a zip tie to diffuse the flow. It seems to be very quiet without the aerator line attached. With the aerator line attached it's a little loud but I don't mind. Definitely worth the price.

I love it, I got my unit as an open box special but it was unused from what I saw of it. I have a 55 gallon tank and the bubbles make the fish very happy. It moves the water great and lets in plenty of air. Also since it moves so much water at once, its benefiting to my crystal clear water... I've read about people complaining about the noise. If your tank has the constant flow of running water (so peaceful) then the "hum" isn't noticeable. Without it, it's still a very low hum. If you're having trouble with the suction cups (I didn't) try cleaning them with water then test them on the outside of your tank before you submerge it.If you're curious, here's my freshwater set up..-This Powerhead-AquaClear 70 3 Stage Filter-UV Sterilizer ($30 on "the bay")-Aquatop Submersible Heater-LED Bubble WandIt's bubbles everywhere, I didn't have to do water changes before the Powerhead and I won't be doing it after. Overall it's a good buy!

No problems with power filter works well

Very powerful. The model I got had the air nozzle off to the side. I have read reviews that people received a different model from what was shown and that may be the case for me as well. I'm not mad tho, the flow rate is absolutely brutal. I thought this would work for my 75 gallon heavily planted (sand) aquarium for co2 dispersion but it's just too much flow. I'm looking at options of ways to diffuse the flow but I don't think wrapping a sponge would help much unless it was half way seeded with bacteria. I will stick with the brand tho and go for one with around 200 gph. My white clouds absolutely loved the flow but my cardinals and rummy nose stayed at one side of the tank. It did not matter what location I put this powerhead it was just too strong for my 75. I would recommend this for a 75 Gallon aquarium with rainbows and no plants or a mbuna/africa cichlid aquarium.**Edit. Just want to note that my rummynose tetras have gotten comfortable with the flow. I'm still debating if this is the method I want to disperse my C02 but it's not bad as my initial impressions. I am still worried about my plants not liking the force of the flow but will experiment with diffusers so I can have this going on 24/7. I have resorted to plugging it in and off. Also want to note that my fish go absolutely crazy when I feed them and this powerhead is on in my 75 gallon aquarium. It really gives them a work out and more healthier due to the increased activity.

I think it would have worked great, but it was missing the connector for their brand sponge filter. Disappointing. Had to return.

Perfect little power head. Great for keeping the water moving. I added some foam to one and got some extra filtration too

love this pump, replacing all my power heads, I have had fish tanks all my life, love these pumps, hope this brand stays around for a long time.

Too much power for a 30 gal tank. Had to turn it off. The flow is to much for guppies.

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it is powerfull ihave a 65 gal tank it moves the water nicely