I have a 6ft 125 gallon salt water reef tank - would the WP-25 be the best one to use?
1976298
Yes one should work, I have two one my 300 which is 6ft and I have the next size up on my 150 tall reef which trun the water over well. Great product and easy to set up and use. Plus you can not beat the price Good Luck !
1976299
Not sure about the WP-25. Be sure to stay away from the WP-60. It blows the sand around in my 6ft 180g. You would probably be fine with the WP-40.
1976300
With that tank you will need two of them. One on each side... I have a 55gallon tank and one works fine...
1976301
One is more than enough. I think you will be supprised how much water movement you are going to have. Once you tune it in, you will have a nice wave.
450274
It's a bit weak for a proper 5 gallon tank. Go for the Hydor Theo 25 watt submersible. It has adjustable temperature settings and doesn't cook my snails when they crawl over it.
1120800
Honestly I have a 50 gallon with the 306 on it and I'm not very happy. I'm trying different things so I can't condemn the 306 just yet. What I can tell you is a have a 75 gallon for 2 pretty much full size Red Eared Sliders with a condo so the tank is full and I have about 20 Goldfish with the Fluval FX6 and the water is crystal clear! Have it on for almost 2 months and haven't even need to do a water change yet. So worth the money. And if at this point I wish I would have gotten the FX6 for my 50. My advise go with the FX6 --so worth the extra money!
1073404
That sounds like too much to me. I'm using 2 700/800 koralias in my 55 reef tank and still have some issues with sand turning into a mountain in sections of my tank but I get excellent movement. My tank contains SPS and LPS corals.
2043580
I use the Cobalt Aquatics 10-Watt MIni-Therm. Bought it right here on Amazon. It's slimmer than the other brands and fits very well. Just have to watch it on very hot days, as others have posted. Keeps my tank a cozy 78-80 degrees.
1096813
If you are doing a reef tank, I would go with 2 units, if its just saltwater fish with artificial plants and stuff, you could probably get away with 1 unit. I am looking to maybe upgrade to something like that, I have looked at a 47 Gallon bowfront, and would add another unit, and maybe play around with lowering the light level, or cutting back the white LED levels some. Under full blue LED's only, everything in my tank takes on completely different colors, and glows a bright blue, pretty cool at night sometimes.
1828968
I have a tunze 3152 in a 35 gallon cube reef tank and it is perfect. I Think it should work nicely in your 75 gallon tank.
827891
The wp-25 is what I use on my 75 and I run it at 50% and it does great so u would be good with a wp-25
1984106
Get the 50W version. My tank is 5 gal and I was recommended 50W's and it works perfectly :)
1111717
ok thank you vary much im trying to decide what to use in my saltwater tank
1480294
Ditto on what Adam said. I use this on my 50 gallon reef and it does a great job, but flows quickly so be prepared. Honestly, I think this would be overkill on a 10 gallon...you may not have time to effectively vacuum due to the high flow rate. On a side note, the hose isn't the greatest quality and tends to kink if you don't pay attention.
1586772
Its very possible to use this for a 250 gallon I have a 125 and use this 300 watt well below what's recommended for my tank size it keeps it very warm and its very durable I have large Oscars in my tank u can only imagine try contacting a pet smart and see what they think u may have to purchase 2 but its still great at the price amazon has it versus pet supply stores there normally $50-60 bucks at pet for just 1
671111
The Jebao WP10 that I picked up has a blue propeller but the WP40 from the same order has a white propeller. There is no night/light sensor, you have to manually make changes to speed or wave type. My wp10 is in a 30 gallon (tall). It took a little bit of maneuvering to figure out how to place the pump so I could optimize the effect considering my rock work. Once you find the right speed and wave type for your tank it is a great little pump. My wp40, on the other hand, is in a 75 gallon and it is awesome! I am happy with both.
1520644
I would say the 700 or the 1200. The 700 is good for up to 65 gallons, so that would hopefully be enough for the turtle. I hear they are pretty messy though, so it wouldn't hurt to go with the 1200 which is good for up to 150 gallons. It seems like a lot, but you cant really have too much filtration. It would require less maintenance, keep the water crystal clear, and allow for you to use it for a larger aquarium if you decided to upgrade. It's totally up to you with your future plans and how much money you have at the moment.
1120131
This co 2 regular is better for like 5 gallon tank at best IMO, just because the refill cost too much to replace. You better off for looking into co2 tank and regulator. Check out mr.aqua regulator tank.
575320
I recommend the 2500 GPH pump and the salt water chlorinator.. You use very little, if any chemicals.
215087
A medium canister will work wonders for that size aquarium. I have a 75 gal and the med is perfect