A couple questions about wave-makers.

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[FONT=verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Would it be worth it to grab a wave-maker for a 25 gallon cube? [/FONT][FONT=verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif]I'm thinking of grabbing the hydor kit. Do you think 2 X 600GPH or 2 X 425GPH for a 25gallon cube? What kind of timings do those of you with wave-makers use? Any idea what the best placement for the power heads would be or would you need to know the rock layout? Thanks![/FONT]
 
Wavemakers are the bomb!! I'd go with the 425s.
 
425's should be fine and I would place on each side of tank facing each other. Have them where they will make the top of the water ripple.
 

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