Regent Powerhead??

I have a regent powerhead I bought a long time ago. I remember it was too much movement for my 10 gal, but I have a larger tank now and think it will work well. The problem is, I don't have the instructions and have no clue how to put it in the tank...It doesn't have anything that hangs on the tank and I'm not sure if it is submersible...Anyone know anything about these...?

 

If it's like mine, it's fully submersible, and it has a suction cup for the side of the tank. The little sliding door on the top of it has like a "knob" on one end that goes into the middle of the back side of the suction cup to hold it in place. Does this sound like yours?

 

If it doesn't work like gunnie is talking about check with Marineland for instructions. I believe regent is one of their less expensive brand names.
Carol

 

It has a little slot for a door thingy, but I don't have that part anymore...guess it got lost somewhere...wonder if its still submegable...I'm kinda scared to find out...lol.."BUZZ"...That wouldnt be fun! I guess Ill check with marineland..Yeah I bought it at Wal Mart so It probably didnt cost too much.

 

AHHH Gunnie you are correct my friend! I have found the same powerhead and unfortunately for me I had to buy a whole new one (noone knows how to get the part I need!!! It was only $20 though so not too bad. My fish are loving it!

 

Excellent! I have one in my turtle tank with a sponge on the intake for filtration. I don't cycle the tank and have to do a 100% water change on the tank weekly. Turtles are very messy and eat, poop and pee in the water. At least the Red eared sliders do. The set up is excellent for this tank.

 

HMMM..do you know about terrariums? My hubby is starting a 55 gallon one (the tank I got for $20 leaks a bit at the top) and he doesn't know too much about them. Just what he has read...

 

Not really. I have my turtle in a 29 gal. that is half full of water, some rocks and a "floating" rock for him to bask on.