15 Years Later the Tunze Nanostream AC Powered Aquarium Powerheads Is Still Making Waves!

Tunze is one of the original aquarium pump makers and decades later some of their flagship pumps are still out there running strong! If you're looking for a high velocity AC powerhead for your reef tank or saltwater aquarium, you better look at the Tunze Nanostream 6025.
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[@andy2798100]

I love these walk through videos. Tunze make great pumps, I just wish the nano ones were controllable.

[@teemer1282]

@4:58 ... LMAO! That itself gets a raised, ...

[@ChadAmI80]

Thanks for the great video. I just picked up a used 75 gallon tank tonight on FB Marketplace. When I got there the people were like we're moving our oscar died and we don't have any use for any of this stuff. I had no idea what they gave me at the time. It was 2 boxes taped shut. When I got home I found various bits and bobs in the boxes. The Tunze Nanostream was one of them. Thanks for such a great overview. I'm pretty excited for this freebie.

[@don_chuwish]

Excellent at the bottom of my salt mixing bin. I do wish Tunze could make the cable more pliable on their pumps.

[@reconnaissance7372]

For the same price you could get a Sicce Voyager 2 and have a wide variety of flow options and much more flow if desired. I chose it over the Nano stream with my first aquarium because I figured I'd be better off turning the flow down, than possibly not having enough flow.

[@Stephenkillam]

Fun product walk through as always🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@thecoolestreefdude]

First! Awesome review!

[@rudra7615]

Though that nano stream rock is a nice idea, cleaning would be a bit**

[@Scxbah]

I know 40 gallons is a good start but I’m wanting a small tank roughly 20 gallons for a starting tank. I like the all in one tanks and was wondering if anyone could recommend places in the U.K. that sell good quality tanks?

[@BRStv]

See if there are any fish stores in your area that sell the Innovative Marine Nuvo tanks. They make a Nuvo 20 that sounds like it would be perfect for you 🙂

[@Racer-M]

Good in theory but i see it being a huge problem being next to the sand bed like that. Just thinking of all the live animals it will suck up and spit out mulched. And being in the sand like that has to become a efficiency thing as well. How often will you have to up root and clean this? And i assume this is made to have coral grow on it? Sounds like trouble. Again i love the idea of this but not the application. Id perfer one i can mount to my rear glass and give me a rock cover for that. This is no different than tucking a powerhead behind your rock work.

[@spicyreef]

Dude they're working you to the bone... slow down! I doubt the appreciate you as much as we do :-)
ps... i did that with live rock already, get a tile hole saw bit and drill away... depending on how solid ur rock is you can also use a wood bit.

[@benclarkson4205]

I did the same with the glass, just used loads of sillycone after

[@ThomasBReef]

Cheers!!!

[@jamesgreen9372]

Thanks, very punny.

[@bad65dad]

That's nice way to hide it