sweet.. Wicked deal if the output is 1200 gph..save 25-30 bucks on the magnet alone

koralia
 

The smaller version should be available Mid September and should be dirt cheap as far as I have found out.
As well, on the seio controller, you can run quite a few more koralias that you could Seio's due to the extrememly low wattage. I am currently running 4 koralia 4's on the seio wavemaker with no problems for about 3 months.

Nate

Actually, the Nanostream 6025 is rated at approximately 660gph. The 6045, however, is rated at 1189gph.

Oops, my bad.

Was going with the first link on google:

http://www.jlaquatics.com/phpstore/s..._ID=tz-tsn6025

"The Turbelle nanostream combines aesthetics and function. This innovative circulation pumps sets new records. At a diameter of only 2.7", it enables a waterflow of up to 1189gph at an energy consumption of only 8 watts."

i have the #4, it replaced 2 nano streams for me... my nano's were noisey and unreliable... the #4, is AWSOME in my 50gal tank, tons of flow and completly silent... not quite as small as the nano's but better overall i'd say.

Forgive my ignorance guys but you can run Koralias on Seio Controllers?? What I am reading says they will only run seio pumps, but then naturally they would say that.
Thanks
Tom.

Yup, you should have no problems running Koralia's on SEIO controllers. Lots of people in the States have done so ever since these things hit the market with no ill effect.

So do the controllers power them right off, or does it bring it down to where the impeller is hardly spinning. I ask becuase I have started to have a couple issues with my Korlia 4's when I turn off the flow for feeding when I turn the back on the don't always fire up right away, they either need a tap or to cycle to power a couple times to get them started. I had this issue with Seios and I hated them.

They power them down, to my understanding.