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12/07/2010, 09:26 PM
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Wavemaker help
Right now i'm contemplating what i should do for a wavemaker in my tank. It will be sps dominated so i need lots of flow, and the tank is 75 gallons. I've debated over whether the tunze nano wavebox would be good, but i looked on youtube and saw this vertex mocean thing and it didn't look half bad. Yet when i look on premium aquatics they look nothing the same.
So what i guess i'm asking here is what's the best wavemaker out there for a 75 gallon tank that will provide natural looking flow? The tunze is good, it just don't seem random or look natural The vertex mocean is still confusing to me, can someone fill me in on how it works and if it's any good or not? Lastly, will i still need additional pumps with any wavemaker i use? and if so how much? Thanks everyone in advance! |
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12/08/2010, 07:51 AM
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12/08/2010, 04:50 PM
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redsea wavemaker pro. i got one for my 40 totally rocks
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12/08/2010, 05:25 PM
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yeah, but I'm looking for something that doesn't need pumps, but if I have to I'll get pumps though.
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12/08/2010, 10:05 PM
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