Sicce MICRAPLUS Pump for Aquarium 158 GPH
Some gear just becomes a classic, and the Easy Line pumps are proof of that. They were the first of their kind and are still setting the standard for aquariums, ponds, and even decorative fountains.
Each pump is made to sit fully underwater and keep the water moving without sucking up loads of power. They’re dependable, easy to use, and simple enough that even first-time aquarists feel confident setting one up. Old hands like them just as much because they don’t fuss or fail.
The real win? Versatility. These pumps slide into just about any setup — fish tanks, turtle ponds, even little backyard water features that need a boost. They’ve been copied plenty over the years, but these pumps still hold their ground. That mix of steady performance and reliability makes them a go-to choice for both beginners and experienced hobbyists.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 158 GPH |
| Power Type | Submersible |
| Material | Plastic with rubber seals |
| Operating Voltage | 12 V DC |
| Dimensions | 4.5 x 2.5 x 3.5 inches |
FAQ
What is the flow rate of the Sicce MICRAPLUS pump?
The flow rate is 158 gallons per hour.
Can this pump be used in a turtle pond?
Yes, it is suitable for turtle ponds and other outdoor water features.
Is the pump easy to install for beginners?
Yes, it is designed to be simple to set up and operate, even for first-time aquarists.
Felicity Greene –
I’ve used this pump in my 55-gallon tank for over a year. It runs quietly and keeps the water moving without bubbles or noise. Works well with my filter system and doesn’t require any maintenance. Very reliable.
Phil Black –
Installed it in my small pond last month. The flow is steady and it handles the water movement well. It’s easy to place and doesn’t need any special tools. Slightly heavier than expected, but that’s not a problem.
Heather Black –
Great for a beginner. Set it up in under 5 minutes. No issues with leaks or noise. Works perfectly with my planted tank and keeps the water oxygenated.
Ian Rampling –
Used it in a decorative fountain. The flow is consistent and it doesn’t overheat. I like that it doesn’t need to be plugged in or positioned in a specific way. Just drop it in and go.