will nano pump be ok for nano sponge filter AND large filter?

[bobross]

Hi I have a 75 gallon with an aquaclear 110 and an aquarium coop large sponge filter as a secondary filter, using my tetra whisper pump. I hate the whisper, it's so loud. 

So I'm wondering if I can run a nano pump with the size L sponge filter or will it not be strong enough? 

Also ... I'd like to use a nano with the nano size sponge filter for my betta fish in a 1 gallon cube. Which makes me confused, as it's hard to believe the same pump would work for a betta that would power a L sponge filter.  Advice needed, thanks!

[Cory]

In many of the videos on the 800 gallon you can see it working just fine there. I used 3 of them. Basically it comes down to bubble size, if you use small bubbles, the little pump can do quite a lot of different setups.

[bobross]

that's awesome, I ordered a bunch today and will be tryin' em out. I love your sponge filters and clog free air stones. Will be nice to have a quieter setup eventually!

[GardenStateGoldfish]

I use two USB nano pumps on my 300 gallon that power two large sponge filters(not aquarium coop brand sponge filters, if only they existed when I purchased the sponge filters!) I believe the sponge filters were rated for 125 gallons, it powers them just fine.