Looking for a good powerhead

[Wiringwizards]

I'm woundering if an to one can give me any ideas about adding flow to my tank. I have a 60gal tank with 90lbs of live rock. I want to add a reasonable wave maker that will kick everything up. Should I put a a pump on the bottom? I would like variable flow from a few locations that I can control. Any ideas

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[Crabs McJones]

I think you may have uploaded the incorrect pictures lol. What sort of budget are we working with? Something fancy like the vortechs/gyres, or more economical such as the hydors/jebao

 

[Wiringwizards]

I don't mind spending between 150 and 300 I will be upgrading in about a year or so. I wouldn't mind haveing a pump large enough to handle a tank that size, so Im assuming adjustable

 

[Crabs McJones]

I don't mind spending between 150 and 300 I will be upgrading in about a year or so. I wouldn't mind haveing a pump large enough to handle a tank that size, so Im assuming adjustable

What size are you upgrading to? :)

 

[Wiringwizards]

This is the rock formations I have. This picture is a few months old

 

[Wiringwizards]

Between 125 and 200 gallon, honestly depend on what I .An find for a good price at the time.

 

[skim]

I would get a Gyre.

 

[Wiringwizards]

That won't cause to much flow in one direction? I'm not to familiar.

 

[skim]

Go to YouTube and Type in Gyre, you will gain a lot of info.

 

[Daniel Elliott]

I would suggest Gyre, they move a ton of water and can hardly hear them. They have a 1 year warranty and very easy to deal with.

 

[AdamNC]

Could also check out 2 1k or 3k Icecap Gyres.

 

[baslewprime]

+1 gyre ftw

 

[Duffer]

Maxspect Gyre #1

 

[Duffer]

Gyre is the way to go