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Looking for some opinions on the best way to manage flow in my existing set up. 60”x26”x24”. Bare bottom acros and montis only. I have four MP 40s. Three are on the overflow side and one on the opposite side. There are two MP 40s that cannot be seen in the picture first picture . One is on the bottom behind the overflow in attempts to push detritus out. The other is similar to the one on the front side. I run all four on 100% power and reef crest mode.
Thoughts on this setup? Can I improve? I’m considering moving one of my pumps to the back center in between the two rock structures or possibly purchasing a fifth for this area.


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I like it. With SPS, you almost can't have too much flow.
In my 8x2x2 aps 240, I have 2 MP60's and 5 MP40's all on Reef Crest at 100%
 

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