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09/22/2008, 08:12 PM
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premium member "reefmama"
 
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Wichita, KS
Posts: 1,903
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maxijet mod placement to avoid the sandstorm???
I have had these 2 maxi jet mods, the high ones, in my tank for about a year... I have been feeling like I needed to move them from where I have had them to get better circulation a nd water movement... but everywhere I move them I get that darn sandstorm again...How do those of you with these mods and a big tank place them for maximum effectivemess without kicking up the blasted sand???? Thought my sandstorm days were over. If I put them back like I had them, I don't feel all areas receive enough movement.,
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Jenni AKA "Reefmama" Current Tank Info: currently just have a 34 gallon. |
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09/22/2008, 08:24 PM
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Hi
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: NC
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I have mine midway down angled towards the surface. They still move the water around alot like that without kicking up the sand.
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Red Sea Max 130d and 125 gallon mixed reef. Current Tank Info: 125 gallon oceanic tank, Lighthouse Pro XLS, 72" outer orbit fixture, H&S 150-F2000/1 skimmer, H&S 110 Calcium Reactor, Tunze 7096, 2 Tunze 6105's , Tunze Osmolator, Prime 1/4hp drop-in chiller. 5 years running. Red Sea Max, 3 years. |
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09/22/2008, 08:46 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: indiana
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If it was'nt for the sea I could not see or sing ( Jimmy Buffet ) I like to glue animals to rocks and put disturbing amounts of electricity and saltwater next to each other Reefing is'nt how long you been in it. It is how deep you get in it. Current Tank Info: 400g display build, 300g sump, 75g ATO, 75g refug and a few more. Close to a 1000g. 200g mixing station. |
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