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1/10 HP, 225 GPH (14LPM), 12V DC – Transfer Pump, 6′ (2.0m) power cord: LG

This lightweight, portable pump, with self-priming action can be used to empty waterbeds, drain water heaters or aquariums, pump out a basement, transfer water to an RV, pump boat bilges, pump out stock tanks, and in just about any other application where water needs to be transferred. Intermittent duty is 45 minutes on 15 minutes off. Set includes PP-12 pump which is dual threaded with both 3/8" FNPT and 3/4" GHT (Garden Hose Thread) intake and discharge and two 10′ (3m) hoses with vacuum/screen (picks up water down to 1/8")attachment for inlet hose. Thermally protected.

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Creating a tropical fish aquarium is a great hobby that can beautify a space and enliven an area. There are many different types of tropical fish, and some can be grouped together, while others desire a more solitaire existence. Discovering more about tropical fish can help you select the appropriate types for your aquarium. Types Of Tropical Fish That Can Live Together For this first group of different types of tropical fish, a 15 gallon warm water tank is advised. This group of fish does well together, but will not get along with any other fish. The Neon Tetras and Glowlight Tetras are two that will work well together. The Neon Tetra is a colorful fish that will add to any aquarium. Some of the other types of tropical fish that will go well with this group include, Harlequin Rasboras, White Clouds, Fancy Guppies, Corydoras Catfish, Glass Fish and Honey Gouramis. The Corydoras Catfish is an algae eater that can help with the care of the aquarium, but will still need manual assistance in keeping the aquarium clean. The Glass Fish is an interesting fish as its body appears to be see-through. The black backbone is clearly defined, but otherwise the fish appears clear. Fancy Guppies are another fish that will add color and flare to an aquarium. These fish have tails that fan out, giving them a floating appearance. Another group of types of tropical fish that will do well together include Barbs, Gouramis, Sharks, Eels and Loaches. All of these fish are aggressive, but can live together. They will need a large tank, probably around 30 gallons to start out with, but be prepared to move these types of tropical fish to a bigger tank as they grow. They also need a warm water environment. There are a variety of shark species that can be placed in this kind of aquarium. Some sharks that will do well include the Bala Shark, the Rainbow Shark and the Bandid Hifin Shark. With these types of tropical fish, they generally grow to be anywhere from 3 inches to 15 inches long. There are a variety of types of tropical fish and it is important to find out which ones can live together. Some species need to have a group of their own kind in order to thrive. Check with pet stores or even on-line to learn more about the types of tropical fish and their needs when putting an aquarium together.

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