Which wavemaker do you recommend for a 72 gallon bowfront reef tank?
827889
I would use two wp-25 on my 72 gallon tank just to have a good water flow and no dead spots.
827890
This is very strong on our 125. We run it on the lowest setting or it is too much flow. We run a mixed tank. I would suggest the lower powered one as this is one high-powered wave maker. Love the 10 minute suspend for feeding and it is very quiet. Just afraid it would be too much for a 75.
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
827892
I reccomend you grab two of the biggest or two of the ones a size smaller than the biggest. I have 2 of the biggest in my 120 gallon reef and the current could be a tiny bit more
758019
what saltwater system to purchase for a 30 x 54 23,000 gallon above ground pool trying to convert from chlorine to saltwater.
1555758
I would rcommend their Ray 2 for a tank that deep if your are going to raise plants. I use one on a 37 gallon high with 24" depth. it is a planted tank, medium light, NO CO2 but do use Exel carbon suppliment. Works well with very little algae. I also use use a FugeRay on a 10 gallon planted that is 12" deep. Don't use chemicals on that one and use an 8 hour daylight length. Two FugeRays would probably work but a single Ray 2 would be my choice. Either way, the lights are reliable and provide me with the best planted tanks I have ever had.
1330742
I have a corner reef tank (92G). Purchase the 36" version of this if you have zooanthids and SPS coral. If you have LPS, then you will need to get a 36" and a 24" running simultaneously.
555590
depends on the size of your tank i have a 7 gallon reef tank i bought the pf15 for and i love it you can slow the rate down and all my corals are fine aquatop seems to make a nice pump to fit the sizes you need i am happy i bought mine hope this helps
157850
I had them both but once I upgraded to 180 gallon the marineland wasn't enough. I like that the aqueon could use 3 bulb and it makes it a little brighter than the marineland.
1258310
I would go with the Hamilton-Beach mixer. This one is very loud and I don't think that it would last very long.
744814
Greetings, for a tank of little ability I do not particularly recommend it. will have too much turbulence, like a hurricane.Look for a more consistent eg 240 Koralia nano.
2212848
I use a Whisper 40, and it has plenty of power to run two air stones and a decorative bubbler in a 20 gal. tank.
847887
i think so i'm happy with mine on a 90 gal reef. i did however do some slight mods - an aqualifter pump to enhance the venturi overflow & get rid of bubbles - upgraded the skimmer pump to an ASM G1 (with a slight mod) for greatly improved skimmer action
2013254
For a tank that shallow, personally I'd probably go with the fuge ray just because everything will LOOK so much better under that light (including the fish, if any)... There's still lots of light, and with CO2, I can't imagine you having a problem. But if you're willing to go with an 'amazon sun' look... kinda pink, but the plants grow lush... then the planted plus is your ticket.
2086285
Definitely. It does a great job in my 36 bow front. If you overstock your aquarium you may want the 55/75 which is only a few dollars more.
919586
I am using a LIne 6 Spider Valve 112 - the front end modelling on these is pants, but it has a quality Bogner 40W all valve poweramp and Celestion Speaker. The new version apparently has an improved preamp and is holding its value better, but the older ones can be picked up quite cheap (£150 or less). Its a good fit for a decent modeller.
555592
The pf15 worked great for my tank absolutely loved it. It depends on what size tank you have.
1568185
I use two for my 55 gallon reef. SPS/LPS mix. I only run them at ~70% strength and everything does great. I think one would be good.
2177521
Nothing beats good circulation for healthy fish and extra cost for s better unit pays off. I have a FX 6, 406 and 206. I also have experience with eheim 2073 and 2075. All these filters are great. The eheim are very quiet but the fluvals may also be just as quite. I really like the FX6 the best especially with the automatic air purge. Eheims occasionally develop some air and the 406/206 will actually cause impeller clatter which resolves be repriming. The FX6 is the most bang for the buck. Easy maintenance and so much mechanical sponge surface area you could go for months. Emperor makes the best UV sterilizers that really kill parasites. Protein skimmer is a must for salt tank.
822333
For the bow fronts I'm accustomed to it sounds like your tank would be a 72 Gallon. So the 72bf all glass versa top would be the right one. If your tank is an aqueon then the 72bf top would be right. The 36bf top I ordered was actually aqueon brand.