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Excellent choice!I ran two 2k gyres on my 80g display tank, one at either end, running around 50%.
I'm leaning that way as well for a 75g tank. It's only 18 wide, those gyres would do great!A pair of gyres!
So you are running with just the RP-25 and your return pump?Had a MP40 that just broke. And a reef breeders RP-25 along the back.
If your concerned about the algae, lets get that figured out too. But, to answer your question. Just like any other powerhead, maintenance is key to longevity.With the Gyres do they really get clogged fast is the tank has algae issues, and are you referring to the Maxspect Gyres?
Mine are icecap 2ks, but presumably made my maxspec.With the Gyres do they really get clogged fast is the tank has algae issues, and are you referring to the Maxspect Gyres?
Yep.I had another thread working on the algae and corals. The MP40 just broke this week.![]()
So running just Gyre pumps against each other along the top of the tank gets enough flow to the bottom and throughout the rocks?
Yes, mine got clogged even without algae issues. Nothing moves water like a gyre but it was too much tinkering for me. For a cheap option I bought a Carefree Fish wave maker that is dead silent and worked well for a year and a half. It still works well but the controller got fried so now it is frozen on the settings that I had it on. The bigger model is under $90 on Amazon. It's about the size of an mp 10 so low profile. Of course it does have a wire in the tank.With the Gyres do they really get clogged fast is the tank has algae issues, and are you referring to the Maxspect Gyres?
More than enough IMO, and good too because running pumps over 70% or so, IME, gets them to start to be noisy.If the gyres would work o will look into them.
Will The 2x2350 gph will be enough for anything in the tank?