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Unread 03/16/2018, 07:32 AM   #1
Gargamel35
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Let's play a game of "where to put my powerheads?"

110 gallon reef tank, mostly LPS, later i want couple SPS. When i was running 2x Tunze 6055, i felt there is not enough flow. I had dead spots especially at the sides and rear of a tank behind the rocks.

So i bought 2x Tunze 6095. Now i have all 4 pumps avaliable so why not use them all? Yesterday i positioned them like this:

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6095 are left and right set at constant flow at around 50% power. Left is directed at the center of the front glass, right is directed the same, but a little bit more towards the center of a tank.

One 6055 is lower left of the overflow sucking water up and it's directed up.
Second 6055 is also lower behind the rocks where i had a big dead spot, directed at the center of the right side glass.
Both 6055 are set on short 2s pulse and up to 50% power.

What do you think? How would you positioned them and why? How much power would you run them on?


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Unread 03/16/2018, 08:20 AM   #2
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Only you can really experience the flow pattern in your tank as you are there...
We can't help but throw out guesses.. You have facts.. We have assumptions/guesses/opinions.. You win..


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