Asking for wave maker suggestion for my tank

i haven't think about it. it seems a good idea, will it block the wave when i put it to closer to the front?
Not positive but from the pictures it looks like both of your wave makers are pretty close to being lined up. Meaning they crash into each other instead of circulating. Suggest you watch the Bulk Reef Supply video on wave maker placement. Might help you decide.
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/content/post/where-should-a-powerhead-be-placed-in-an-aquarium
 
Recently i have change the view of my tank and i found that all dirty was hided in the red circle place. No matter how i move the wavemaker it still cant make it right. Please give me some advise i can even buy new wavemaker.

Thanks a lot!!
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Place one on the tight side as you have it and the other on cack wall as mentioned to create a gyre effect and sediment/detritus should not be able to settle in those dead zones. Other option is to place a Nano pump such as Jebao RW-4 lower left center to keep flow at lower half
 
Not positive but from the pictures it looks like both of your wave makers are pretty close to being lined up. Meaning they crash into each other instead of circulating. Suggest you watch the Bulk Reef Supply video on wave maker placement. Might help you decide.
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/content/post/where-should-a-powerhead-be-placed-in-an-aquarium
omg, i always think they should lined up for crash into each for gyre effect. But it seems so wrong@@... i will change it tonight
Place one on the tight side as you have it and the other on cack wall as mentioned to create a gyre effect and sediment/detritus should not be able to settle in those dead zones. Other option is to place a Nano pump such as Jebao RW-4 lower left center to keep flow at lower half
thanks for your advice, do you mean like this?
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omg, i always think they should lined up for crash into each for gyre effect. But it seems so wrong@@... i will change it tonight

thanks for your advice, do you mean like this?
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Yes
 

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