first wave maker is a tunze wave box

wicked_NaCl_h2o · 05/17/2008, 08:15 AM

I'm really liking this wave box, we took out all the other power heads. The first time we saw one was up in austin TX. It looked so great we just had to get one. I know this isn't anything worth watching for people that already have one. I'm just so stoked I had to share. MH lights aren't on yet but oh well you can see the corals move in the waves.

http://s209.photobucket.com/albums/b...ure2030794.flv

One question for other people that have a tunze wavebox.. Do you submerge yours or do you have the top part of it sticking out of the water? The instuctions tell you to keep the top part out of the water but doesn't explain why. I wonder why they say not to put it in a pool

again no explanation

05/17/2008, 08:15 AM	#1
wicked_NaCl_h2o Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: San Marcos, TX Posts: 1,602	first wave maker is a tunze wave box I'm really liking this wave box, we took out all the other power heads. The first time we saw one was up in austin TX. It looked so great we just had to get one. I know this isn't anything worth watching for people that already have one. I'm just so stoked I had to share. MH lights aren't on yet but oh well you can see the corals move in the waves. http://s209.photobucket.com/albums/b...ure2030794.flv One question for other people that have a tunze wavebox.. Do you submerge yours or do you have the top part of it sticking out of the water? The instuctions tell you to keep the top part out of the water but doesn't explain why. I wonder why they say not to put it in a pool again no explanation __________________ ~Christina~ Current Tank Info: 120g Chrysopterus Anemone tank 24g mimic blenny tank