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It is for the 125g I am setting up. The water will flow from the 125g to the sump and a 29g refugium. The refugium will also flow into the sump. Both tanks are drilled with overflows in them.
I had a quiet one I think only the 2000 and I compaired it to a Mag pump of the same GPH output in just a tub with water in it and the quiet one pump shot about 3ft in the air and the mag pump shot over 8ft in the air so unless your going ot have the pump at the same height as your tank I would recomend you go with a Mag pump becuase quiet ones loose alot of GPH with head height.
Iv got a 125 and a Mag 950 hooked to a spraybar in the back of my tank.. and it works but if you could go with a Mag 12 do it I beleve it would be worth it.
I had a quiet one I think only the 2000 and I compaired it to a Mag pump of the same GPH output in just a tub with water in it and the quiet one pump shot about 3ft in the air and the mag pump shot over 8ft in the air so
It is a good idea to use the head loss calculator on ReefCentral before you buy any pump for your application.
I don't think the water jet test is a good one. The height of a water jet above the water surface is determined only by the jet velocity, not flow. With the right nozzle you can make a Rio800 shoot many feet in the air.
The quietone pumps have higher efficiencies than the mags, but that could mean the velocity through the pump is lower. The only time when flow is proportional to velocity is in the same pipe.
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