Best location for power heads and coral placement.

[Knight_Solaire01]

Hello everyone. I will be posting this here as well as in one of the coral channels. Currently I’m thinking about rearranging my three of my corals and the power heads in my 32 gallon biocube for the best amount of flow. I want to avoid dead spots and make sure that The zoanthids and gsp get moderate amount of movement. Please forgive the blue lighting as right now I have it set down to low moon light. In the back left corner I have a rock with a orange laptop on it. In the back right I have a rock with a green star polyp on it which is currently shut. In the front right I have live rock with a monti and three small zoanthid frags in top back left corner I have a Sicce 2000 which is kept in a mesh cage to keep my seahorses from getting stuck in it or from having their tails cut off. In the middle of the front right corner I have a small AquaTop Max Flow pump. I am not moving anything to the front left corner as I have a hide that is covered in calurpa algae. Which corners would be best for each corals and which areas do you think would be best for the power heads?

 

[Ron Reefman]

Love the cages on the powerheads for protection of the seahorses. Unfortunately, I can't make heads or tails from the blue photos. Sorry.

Maybe a bump will get you some other replies.

 

[Doctorgori]

Am I seeing double:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/best-placement-for-corals-and-powerheads-for-moderate-flow.734352/
or is this a duplicate Post ..... kinda vexed me for a second. LOL

 

[Knight_Solaire01]

Am I seeing double:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/best-placement-for-corals-and-powerheads-for-moderate-flow.734352/
or is this a duplicate Post ..... kinda vexed me for a second. LOL

Yeah I posted it in two channels go see for the best results

 

[Knight_Solaire01]

Love the cages on the powerheads for protection of the seahorses. Unfortunately, I can't make heads or tails from the blue photos. Sorry.

Maybe a bump will get you some other replies.

Here is a view from the front and from the left side. Hope that helps!