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Unread 04/13/2018, 01:38 AM   #1
mjstox
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wave maker suggestion. 150 DT

I'm planning a project for an SPS 150 DT 48" x 24" x 30". What should products should I get to provide water flow for a tank this size heavy SPS?

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Unread 04/13/2018, 08:24 AM   #2
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Generally on a tank this size I would recommend 6095's but for SPS intensive I would probably use 2 6105's though at the start I expect you won't be able to run them at full power.


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Unread 04/20/2018, 11:48 AM   #3
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Generally on a tank this size I would recommend 6095's but for SPS intensive I would probably use 2 6105's though at the start I expect you won't be able to run them at full power.
i have a 150 and a set of 6105's i would say that with 2 or more you can make killer waves.

if you run them full power you will get a sand storm if you are not carefull!

even at half power they can blow sand...

just adjust the power and direction.


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