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11/17/2006, 07:42 PM
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Location: Clifton Park, NY
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Too much flow for a 50?
would two seio820s be too much flow for a 50(30X18X21)? Mixed reef (soft & LPS). Aragonite sand bed.
Thanks. Jeff |
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11/17/2006, 08:55 PM
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No. Its probably a good amount as long as they're not super delicate softies. And the Seios are pretty adjustable.
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11/17/2006, 09:26 PM
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Location: Galveston, Tx
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shouldnt' be a prob. i got 2 seio 1500's with a mag 9.5 as return in a 55. just make sure to get a good distribution and randomness of flow and you should be good.
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11/17/2006, 10:50 PM
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yeah, i have multiple zoo colonies, shrooms, rics, xenia, gsp's, hammer and tourch. I also plan to use them in an upgrade to a 90 or possibly even a 120. I have no plans on ever doing SPS, so i think 2 820's along with a 620 and a eheim 1260 return should be enough for the upgrade, would you agree?
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