Why Is No One Talking About This Air Pump? It Is Perfect For A Small Fish Room! 

I've had a massive amount of ridiculous issues with air pumps. I don't know what is so hard to do with pumping air, but depending on the tank itself I would recommend different pumps. The fluval one I had lasted just over 30 days before it stopped working. Besides that it was (keyword) one of my favorites. Before that I used the aqueon quietflow pumps and they have generally been fine. Despite having a check valve I had backpressure issues from airlines having more pressure over time and they just stop working. Then I've arrived on the Tetra deep version of their air pumps. A few notes. 1. NEVER get an airpump with 2 outlets. It's much more reliable to have a metal gang valve instead of the dual outlet. 2. If you have a tank over 12" tall consider the pond or "deep" air pumps. (these are the same power/pressure as the dual outlet pumps, but just one outlet) 3. If you're following how Cory sets up his air stones for the co-op sponge filters be warned that it will cause some back pressure depending on how much you clean them. Don't put 3 of the felt washers to make sure you don't damage the pump itself. Overall, the fluval one is "fine", the aqueon was more readily available at my house (fluval is as well) but I wouldn't recommend either one for someone with a decent tank, 29g or higher.

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awesome content like always Trent

So I had a question regarding your experience with Mountain Top Puffer Keeper.. is he PACFA licensed in Colorado? I really want to breed fish and sell to stores but there's a stupid gov thing called PACFA that requires me to pay $500 for them to inspect my "fish room" which is a couple tanks in my basement. The requirements are crazy stupid and I can't legally sell any fish or shrimp without it. :/ its a huge bummer for hobbyist breeders in CO imo

Where is the link for the pump