How would this do for a ten gallon?

For a 10 gal tank a 110/500 to gph is more than sufficient, even up to a 20 gal. For tanks up to 30 the 160.750 gph, for 40gal the 230/1000 gph will do the job. If you have under a 40 gallon tank a single pump is all you need to run one under gravel filter, two pumps might be too much. Anything over a 40 gal tank I recommend a dual pump under gravel filter set up. For a 50 gal tank I recommend no less than two 295/1300 gph Maxi Jets. I have two mounted into a 48x12 tank with a DIY under gravel filter set up with a modified carbon filter basket mounted on one of the pipes to draw water into it. These units are great, and pump air and circulate the water very well, my gold fish no longer behave like their stuck in a stagnant pond, you can definitely see a change for the better in their behavior, their actually happy now. If you love your fish, get them one of these.

Brand	MarineLand
Material	cotton
Style	160/750 GPH
Product Dimensions	4.75"L x 4"W x 6.88"H
Power Source	Corded Electric
Item Weight	1.2 Pounds
Maximum Flow Rate	12.5 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Lifting Height	3.5 Feet
Voltage	110 Volts (AC)
Global Trade Identification Number	00047431905108
Manufacturer	Marineland
UPC	854585302093 047431905108
Specific Uses For Product	Indoor
Part Number	ML90510
Item Weight	1.15 pounds
Item model number	ML90510
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Size	160/750 gph
Item Package Quantity	1
Included Components	Marineland Maxi-Jet 600 Pro Pump for Aquariums 3 in 1, 160/750 max GPH
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

Marineland Maxi-Jet 600, Multi-Use Water Pump And Power Head, Fully Convertible (ML90510), 160/750 GPH

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