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Nah, not necessarily needed. Two work well on larger tanks to great that nice random flow in the middle. For smaller tanks, one plus the return is usually enough.Is a pair needed? I have the Maxspect Jump 2K on one side of my IM 40L AIO. 35" length. I have the two return lines each with a MightyJet 538 gph and split nozzles with a 2x 1/2" RFGs aimed toward the from glass slightly below the gyre pump flow (total: 4 RFGs).
Now I'm wondering if I have the water moving in the correct way.
One is fine especially if you randomize the flow.Is a pair needed? I have the Maxspect Jump 2K on one side of my IM 40L AIO. 35" length. I have the two return lines each with a MightyJet 538 gph and split nozzles with a 2x 1/2" RFGs aimed toward the from glass slightly below the gyre pump flow (total: 4 RFGs).
Now I'm wondering if I have the water moving in the correct way.
That seems low. I have a ReefWave 45 in a 32 gallon tank and I have it running at 30% at peak.I don't really understand the diagrams - how is the flow curving around like that?
I have a single ReefWave 45 on the left side of my 5ft 120g - at 10% it just seems to blast a ton of flow out much like a gyre, except in a flat sheet as opposed to a cone.
I want to get another one for the otherside but the insane flow has me spooked.
C/D looks like a great way to set up the gyres and keep them out of sight but how can I be sure it's actually going to wrap around and give my corals the flow I need?
Where is your gyre?That seems low. I have a ReefWave 45 in a 32 gallon tank and I have it running at 30% at peak.
I have it on the right side of the tank blowing across the top, just point the nozzles more upward.Where is your gyre?
Mine is on the left side and at 10% it’s blasting anything in front of it
this is why I want to see about one of those other positions where it wraps around from the back but I’m a total flow noob
I have it on the right side of the tank blowing across the top, just point the nozzles more upward.