How to reach 50 - 100 GHP flow rate for UV?

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Hi,
I am trying to use UV to control the ich in my tank and I realized the Protozoa Bacteria water flow is around 50 -100 GPH. Any suggestion on the pump I am using? I could get an alternative return pump (don't have a manifold) but for the DC pump, will the low speed setting on DC pump achieve that? or any other suggest to the pump?

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You can test the flow rate by collecting the output water from the UV in a measured container. Use a stopwatch to measure the amount of time. Then use math to find out how many gallons per hour that is.
That makes sense. My concern is: Can those DC Pumps operate at that low speed? is that an option for them?
 
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