AQUANEAT Small Fountain Pump, 80 GPH Mini Submersible Water Pump with 3.3 ft Tubing, for Aquarium Fish Tank, Pet Water Fountain, Hydroponics, Pond Waterfall Filter Pump

This pump turned out to be a great replacement for our small outdoor fountain. Our old pump completely gave out, and we weren’t sure if we’d be able to find one that would fit and work as well. Thankfully, this one stepped right in and did the trick! It was easy to install, started working right away, and had our fountain running again within minutes. The water flow is steady and strong, just the right amount for a small backyard feature—not too weak, not overpowering. It’s also much quieter than I expected, which is a nice bonus since we like to sit nearby and enjoy the sound of the fountain without any mechanical noise. So far, it’s been running reliably every day, and it feels like it’s built to last. If you’re looking for an affordable, dependable replacement pump for a smaller fountain, I’d definitely recommend this one.

It's works great. I found a bear fountain in the ground I always thought it was a ugly pot embedded in the ground until the sand washed away revealing more to this "pot" Ive Been here for 7 years. I'm glad that I brought it back to life it is a 1989 Milwaukee concrete studio bear fountain. I now understand more than ever like in Egypt when they said the sand has kept things well persevered because I live with 90% sand as a lawn and this bear still has its original paint. The pump on the bear is on high flow. I did have to buy separately a hose that would fit because the hose it comes with was to small for the outlet on the bear. This bear weighs in at 112lbs. Very vintage at this point. On another side note the last owner pointed at a mound of rubble that he said was a fountain he just never put it in. Years later we also dug that out. That would be the second picture. I've had that going for about 3 years now with a similar pump my husband poured the slab and connected the basin with mortar also water sealing it haven't had any problems other than wish would of plumed water to it since it gets to be over 100° in summer and I'm filling it everyday. I now have two fountains on the property flowing and I didn't have to buy either one.

I purchase these inexpensive little pumps to create a bubbling effect in my shallow bird bath to attract birds. It works well and the "water movement" is enticing to the birds. The pump is no powerhouse-- it just bubbles with up to a 4" inch or so height stream. In that use it does "clog" often-- there is no filter-- and it overheats and shuts off. Cooling it down and then cleaning it out allows to work again-- But that is only for a few of these instances-- eventually it will not start by itsself, and you have to "shake it a bit" to get it going. Not a problem of the pump-- pretty sure it would run perfectly is a "clean" environment. But I choose to just replace once or twice a year and move on. I have been using them for the past 3 years or so.

Picked up a used tabletop water fountain for a few bucks and the pump died immediately. Decided to give this a try and it works perfectly. Like that I can control the flow. Been using it for a few months now and haven’t had any issues. Solid buy. Would definitely recommend.

I am using this in my pond to keep my 55 gal stock tank, now a pond with goldfish, clear. It has been pumping non stop for over a week. Water cleared up overnight the first night. This little pump has surprised me. It works great!

Works great for our pet fountain. None last too long due to lime in our water. This one pushes water well.

Package says new but obviously used since there is water in the tube and it only has one adapter, it’s attached to the tubing. I don’t need the other one so not a big deal there. The pump is dry so it was dried out while sitting in the facility. It works fine, but the flow is not adjustable. I need it to be on the lower end, otherwise the water shoot up and out of the fountain. Guess it’ll have to go back. Not going to try another since it appears the other person had the same issue. The pump is also louder than it should be. If this one is having issues out of the box I’m guessing a new one won’t last long. Overall it’s junk. The last pump I bought for $4.99 3 years ago is still working so I guess I’ll try to find that same one again. It’s a pain to clean so thought this would be better.

I had originally purchased this to use with my 2yo daughter's outdoor play Water table. I needed a pump to lift the water from the lower lever about 1.75ft to the top level so that there would be a continuous flow rather than her having to scoop and pour it over and over with a bucket. While this pump has a great flow rate it is not strong enough to provide enough lift for my project. That being said I did decide to use it in my little kiddy pool turtle pond as an oxygenation fountain. I attacked a short hose with a small fitting that has holes in it to act as a spray nozzle. It works really well for this purpose and I'm plenty happy with the value!