How should my wave makers be placed and how much flow?

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Straight to the point.

1. 6 foot long 125 bean animal internal coast to coast

2. Currently have zoas, leathers, euphyllia, and some montis

3. Equipment: 2 Jebao RW15s

Currently have them facing each other at about 5 inches from top of tank.

They're currently at the lowest setting and alternating.

Concern is where to place them and how much flow for my 6 foot.

Thanks!
 
That's where I run mine we have the same tank.i also have two Oralia's on back glass I get awesome ware movement
 
That's where I run mine we have the same tank.i also have two Oralia's on back glass I get awesome ware movement
Thanks for the response!

How hard do you have them running? I'm worried my LPS won't fill up all the way if the flow is too much
 
Every tank will be different unfortunately due to rock structure and coral types. Just gotta play with it a bit. Start the settings on low and work up from there every few days. I've noticed when I change flow, cleaning the pumps, some corals close up for a few days.
 

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