large water mover

[barnett8]

What type of inexpensive (emphasis on inexpensive) equipment can I use to move large quantities of water in my aquarium?

Thanks

[m2434]

Trash can with wheels is pretty cheap. Could you provide more details as to, what you are trying to move where?

[Pmolan]

Chinese food containers. The large soup ones. Not that large, but they are free with purchase!!

[McCrary]

I use a trash can, its the cheapest way I know of.

[reefergeorge]

I think he is talking about power heads, or wave makers.
How cheap are we talking? You could steal a boat oar and stir your tank with that. Free

[usmc121581]

Your hand is free, and if you have kids just pay them a dollor to stir it.

[AZDesertRat]

Hydor Koralia, Rio Seio, Tunze Nanostream........

[yellowwatchmen]

Originally posted by reefergeorge
I think he is talking about power heads, or wave makers.
How cheap are we talking? You could steal a boat oar and stir your tank with that. Free

Thats what I was thinking. He sain IN my aquarium. I agree with AZdesertrat, Hydor Korolia.

[McCrary]

Lol, oops, I use Tunze streams and really like them. Everyone I know seems to use the Hydor Koralia and they seem very very good for the price. If you have a limited budget the koralias would be a good option.

[AZDesertRat]

I forgot to add a boat oar,,,,,,but your arms get really tired after a while!

[datablitz]

maxijet mod is the cheapest iirc

[fishdoc11]

Maxi jet Mods are the best for the price IMO. 1200's with the algae free mods should be around $40 each online and push ~ 1600 gph for ~ 20 watts.
hth, Chris

[Pmolan]

You could use air bubbler only on one side of the tank. The bubbles will cause the water to rise only on that side. The other side will sink. A nice circular motion. The air pump you need to pay for but the air is free.