We just released the latest flow upgrade video. This time it's is a 440 gallon coral display tank in the show room of a local fish store here in Phoenix Arizona - Limited Edition Corals
This Flow Upgrade is important to us, since it's the first time we have had an opportunity to show that all the flow needs of a large tank can be met by a series of RFG nozzle.
The dimensions of the tank are 120" x 48" x 18", and use to use 2 x MP60s and a Gyre for flow. They removed all the flow pumps from their display tank and replaced them with 6 Random Flow Generator Nozzles, driven by two Vectra L1 pumps. (3 RFGs per pump)
The RFG Nozzles provide all the flow throughout the tank and creates movement in every corner with zones for high pulsing flow to gentile swaying motion. There's even flow behind the nozzles which allow them reclaim some real estate that use to be unusable for coral frags due to the nature of the MP60s. Plus - with the RFG nozzles providing all the flow, that means there are no moving parts in the display tank.
Check out this short video - it may, "change the way you think about generating flow" in your aquariums ;-)
Learn more about the Random Flow Generator Nozzle at:
https://vividcreativeaquatics.com/
This Flow Upgrade is important to us, since it's the first time we have had an opportunity to show that all the flow needs of a large tank can be met by a series of RFG nozzle.
The dimensions of the tank are 120" x 48" x 18", and use to use 2 x MP60s and a Gyre for flow. They removed all the flow pumps from their display tank and replaced them with 6 Random Flow Generator Nozzles, driven by two Vectra L1 pumps. (3 RFGs per pump)
The RFG Nozzles provide all the flow throughout the tank and creates movement in every corner with zones for high pulsing flow to gentile swaying motion. There's even flow behind the nozzles which allow them reclaim some real estate that use to be unusable for coral frags due to the nature of the MP60s. Plus - with the RFG nozzles providing all the flow, that means there are no moving parts in the display tank.
Check out this short video - it may, "change the way you think about generating flow" in your aquariums ;-)
Learn more about the Random Flow Generator Nozzle at:
https://vividcreativeaquatics.com/
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