Anyone use or used Koralia powerheads?

[FSU]

Not familiar with them at all. Was wondering if anyone has any experience with them. Was contemplating getting 2 for my 75g, or should I just fess up the extra money and get a Tunze?

[BA]

i was looking at them today online looking for some extra current in my tank, interested if anyone has used them also. BUMP...even tho it sonly been like 1 minute ha

[profntbtr]

yes i have 2. they are awesome. glittering praise.

[Kristy]

For a while, no-one in S.A. could keep them in stock. They have a good reputation, are easy to attach and aim, and a pretty reasonable price. We have a 4 and a 2 in the 100 gallon and a 1 in the 20 gallon nano. No complaints from us.

Hope this helps....
Mike (& Kristy)

[captexas]

I got a #1 for my 45g and wasn't impressed with the flow from it. I then upgraded to a #3 and it is almost too strong! They do offer a lot more ease in mounting and aiming than a regular powerhead and are fairly easy to clean as well.

[FSU]

I was thinking of going with 2 3's in my 75g.

[FSU]

I got a #1 for my 45g and wasn't impressed with the flow from it. I then upgraded to a #3 and it is almost too strong! They do offer a lot more ease in mounting and aiming than a regular powerhead and are fairly easy to clean as well.

You think 2 3's would be too strong then for a 75g?

[Rychek]

I'm running a #2 in my 55 gal along with a Maxi-Jet 1200. I prefer the Koralia by far. It's quiet, easy to mount, easy to point, easy to clean and gives a broader current. I like them enough to get a second for my 90 gal that I'm building. You won't be disappointed if you get the right size Koralia for you tank.

[Jamie]

I just put 3 #4's in my 150 and they are great!

[BA]

hey that # 4 or maybe 3, do u think the magnetic holder would be able to hold the powerhead with my 1 inch think acrylic???