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  • Syncra Silent 1.0 Pump (251 GPH) - Sicce

  • Syncra Silent 0.5 Pump (185 GPH) - Sicce

  • XStream 8000 Wave Pump (2120 GPH) - Sicce

  • XStream 6500 Wave Pump (1720 GPH) - Sicce

  • XStream 5000 Wave Pump (1320 GPH) - Sicce

  • XStream 3500 Wave Pump (925 GPH) - Sicce

  • Shark PRO 900 Internal Filter (238 GPH) - Sicce

  • Shark PRO 700 Internal Filter (185 GPH) - Sicce

  • Shark Skimmer 300 Internal Filter - Sicce

  • Shark Skimmer 150 Internal Filter - Sicce

  • Scuba Contactless Heater - SICCE

    Scuba Contactless Heater - SICCE

    Starting at$54.99
    $54.99
  • UV-C Clarifier - SICCE

    UV-C Clarifier - SICCE

    Starting at$149.99
    $149.99
  • XStream SDC WiFi Controlled Pump (270 - 2250 GPH) - Sicce

  • Voyager Nano (530 GPH) - Sicce

  • Syncra Nano Pump (110 GPH) - Sicce

  • Voyager Nano (270 GPH) - Sicce

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Dive Deeper: Choosing a Sicce Pump

Sicce pumps are sorted by what they are for, and the model names tell you less than the series does. Get the series right first.

Syncra Silent — Return Pumps

The workhorse line, running from the Syncra Silent 0.5 at roughly 185 GPH to the Syncra Silent 5.0 at roughly 1,321 GPH. AC-driven, genuinely quiet in a sump, and rebuild-able with readily available impeller kits. If you want a return pump you install and forget, this is it.

Sizing rule: target 5–10× total system volume per hour at the actual head height, not the pump's rated maximum. A pump rated 1,000 GPH pushing five feet of head and two elbows delivers closer to 600.

Syncra ADV — Higher Head Pressure

The ADV series (5.5, 7.0, 9.0, 10.0) delivers more head pressure for tall stands, long return runs, or feeding a manifold that also drives a reactor and a UV steriliser.

Syncra SDC — Controllable DC Pumps

The SDC line (3.0, 6.0, 7.0, 9.0) adds WiFi control and variable speed, so you can dial return flow precisely, set a feed mode, and ramp rather than hard-starting. This is the line to buy if you want to tune flow after the build is done.

XStream — Wave Pumps

XStream 3500 through 8000, roughly 925 to 2,120 GPH, for in-tank circulation. Broad flow pattern rather than a jet, which is what most rockwork actually wants.

ULTRA and ULTRA-ZERO — Utility Pumps

Water changes, mixing salt, draining and transferring. The ULTRA-ZERO runs down to a very low water level, which is what makes it useful for emptying a mixing barrel or a sump.

Shark PRO Internal Filters

Shark PRO 700 and 900 internal filters for quarantine tanks, hospital tanks, frag systems and freshwater setups — mechanical and biological filtration in a single submersible unit with no plumbing.

Maintenance

Sicce pumps are among the easiest in the hobby to service. Pull the impeller every three to six months, soak it in a 1:3 vinegar solution to strip calcium, and check the ceramic shaft for wear. A pump that has started buzzing almost always needs an impeller, not a replacement.

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