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04/12/2006, 04:19 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Im right here
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Powerheads to much for new fish?
I am wondering if my three MJ900s are too much for my two new clown fish. I do not want to stress them out by having to much flow. The MJs are modded so that they are probably equal to like 4 MJ1200s. What do you think in your expertise as far as new(small) fish(no opinions please)?
I did turn off the PHs for the first day.
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Pete Current Tank Info: 75g, CSS220 Skimmer, DIY CREE LEDs, DIY Canopy, DIY Stand, 29g sump/fuge, Tunze nanostreams |
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04/12/2006, 05:05 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Fallbrook, CA
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I have a False Perc, and a Seio 1500, Seio 820, and Seio 620 plus a mag 7 return. That is 72X turnover in my 50 gallon tank.
The False Perc loves the flow, and can be seen regularly "surfing" the current. He also hangs out right infront of the 1500, fighting the flow because he knows that the food will be blasted right at his face. Whiskey
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04/12/2006, 05:34 PM
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Recovering Detritophobe
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Cary, NC
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definantly not too much in a 75 gallon
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If it's worth doing, it's worth doing right. I remember when zoanthids were called things like "green" and "orange" and not "reverse gorilla nipple." Current Tank Info: 180g reef with all the bells and whistles |
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