Fusion Lagoon - How to increase Flow?

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Here is my Fusion Lagoon, I need to increase flow for the sand bed.
So I have directed the two return nozzles downwards, before they pointed at the surface.
I also have two Hydor 425 pumps available, they are only a few inches and work good for this tank.

I NEED HELP on where would you place and point 1 or 2 of these pumps?
Front left is a large Mini Maxi Anemone and front Right lives another Anemone.
SO I don't want the pumps too close to them.
Maybe the back right?
Then would you point the flow to the FRONT of the tank or to the opposite side of the tanks?

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Elevate your frag rack some more, I also would recommend a stronger return pump, perhaps a DC variety (I run a Jebao DCS2000 on my Nuvo 20), and some random flow nozzles or the Innovative Marine Spin Streams.
 
Elevate your frag rack some more, I also would recommend a stronger return pump, perhaps a DC variety (I run a Jebao DCS2000 on my Nuvo 20), and some random flow nozzles or the Innovative Marine Spin Streams.

Thank you for the suggestions - I have never seen a random flow nozzle before, But I am about to search for them.

Steve
 
I used the IM spin streams in my IM30L.

Really mixes things up. And relatively cheap.
 
Elevate your frag rack some more, I also would recommend a stronger return pump, perhaps a DC variety (I run a Jebao DCS2000 on my Nuvo 20), and some random flow nozzles or the Innovative Marine Spin Streams.

Amazon had the Jebao pump on sale - so I grabbed that and BRS has the Random Flow Generators.
I need figure out what size I need, I think the Fusion Lagoon 25 have 1/2" tubes, I need to check when I get home.

Thank you
 

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