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3 Seio Help Needed
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03/27/2006 - by Matthew Capizzi from Bergenfield, NJ US
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Any advice on mounting this thing. The directions are not helpful at all. I'm looking for vertical mount outside of tank. Please email me at capizziesq@gmail.com
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4 Much Improved over the RIOs
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01/21/2006 - by John O'Beck from Tulsa, OK US
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I am no fan of RIO pumps. The oil leaks, they freeze up and I have not had one yet that did not shock the heck out of me.
The SEIO is a completely different story. No oil and fully grounded. It's nice that it comes with so many mounting options. I have two in my 200G reef. At 18W, probably not suited for anything that required alot of head, but exellent for in-tank circulation. Have not been running it long enough to comment on reliability, but I would recommend them on what I have seen so far.
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5 great price, similar to tunze
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01/07/2005 - by Robert Dankert from Madison, WI US
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These pumps are a great value and a great alternative to the tunze streams (previously the only other option). Move a lot of water creating a gentle flow in the tank with very little power consumption.
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5 Good Value
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11/09/2004 - by Ken Bobrowski from Swartz Creek, MI US
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This is a nice alternative to regular power heads,the flow is much better than traditional powerheads,and alot cheaper than a tunze.
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4 awesome wide spread power head alternative
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08/01/2004 - by Jess Hull from dove canyon, CA US
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I have one of these in my 60" 100 gallon reef and the flow from it is indeed increadible. I highly recomend the seio series pump to anyone looking for great flow spread that has lots of GPH yet creates a gentle "wall of water" effect on the coral
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