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I have a 12 gallon nano cube and I cant figure out how to reduce the water flow at the bottom of my tank.
I have been moving the plastic pump extension for hours and its seems like every time I turn it things only gets worse.
I have some mushrooms and they dont look too happy because of the water flow situation.
Any help will be appreciated.
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Re: Reduce Water Flow
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Depending on the output size of the pump extension you may be able to find a defuser for it or split it with a "Y" connector. That will reduce the direct flow and should help keep you mushrooms happy...Greg
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Over time science has shown that the simplest answers are usually the correct ones.......
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