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01/23/2008, 02:12 PM
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Opinions on Flow?
Two different tanks:
1. Finnex 30 M Tank - All LPS no softies, leathers, or SPS. 2. 22g Cadlights - Will hold an anemone no corals as strange as this sounds. Want to either get Tunze 6025's, Koralia Nano's, or Koralia 1's. What combo would be ideal? |
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01/23/2008, 02:26 PM
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1. Because LPS are normally best-suited with a moderate-flow tank I say go with two Koralia 1's
2. Same except I'd go with two koralia nano's instead because of the smaller tank size Just my .02/ what i'd go with... all of the creatures you're looking at keeping are not too flow-reliant and tend to do best in medium-low flow conditions (granted you still don't want any dead spots)
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01/23/2008, 11:39 PM
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InLimbo87 - Thanks! So no Tunze? Cost is no issue.
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01/24/2008, 07:29 AM
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Maybe if you went with one tunze in either tank, two would be overkill imo for what you're looking to keep in both of em.
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01/24/2008, 10:14 AM
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FWIW, i bought a 6025 for my 25G awhile back and it was too much flow. however, i think they way your rockwork is layed out and pump positioning will be a factor in flow dynamics. keep in mind the 6025 is more of a direct flow stream while the koralias are more distributed.
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