Let's settle this once and for all. Which wave maker orientation creates the best flow pattern in rectangles?

which orientation creates the best flow pattern?

  • a) 1/3 of the way down, directly in line with each other

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  • b) 1/3 & 2/3 of the way down, staggered

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  • c) 1/3 of the way down, one in front and one in back

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  • d) makes no difference

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Of course other factors such as rock placement and tank size come into play, but I've seen these 3 specific orientations recommended time and time again for a dual wave maker setup. I think a lot of us have or have had this exact same style of flow creation over the years. Which do you think creates the best patterns in a reef tank? Cast your vote.

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For bonus points, what is your preferred sync settings? Sync'd, anti-sync, or that half step that most wave makers have nowadays where they fire at overlapping but staggered times?
 

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