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03/25/2006, 07:12 PM
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water flow
I was reading on one of the links from here to another forum and a guy was talking about making the current in the tank go counter clockwise. Just becuase of the gravational pull or something. My tank flow was already like this anyway but id like to see how the others with just powerheads run their tanks. i have 2 1200 mj, 1 mj 900 and 1 400 and a mag 5 in the sump. I'm trying to learn more about flow and what it does for the tank. the tank in question is a 125 do i have anuf flow. mainly fowlr or with a few softies.
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03/25/2006, 07:24 PM
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That is most likey just enough for your current livestock. If you add any LPS or SPS you will need more flow.
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