Maxspect Gyre Club Thread

Thanks guys got my tracking. Very smooth transaction I will have my riptide Thursday.
 
The 150 will be too large for my 3 foot tank. I'm assuming I'll need the smallest. Any ETAs on the smaller models?
 
I have a 90 gallon 4 foot tank and I have seen it on a 3 foot tank you could just run it at 30 percent. Or you can hold out till next year I think they said January
 
This is one area where CoralVue has been lacking. No guidelines on what pump to buy for various tank sizes.
 
i have a 93 gal cube and would like to know what size pump would work for that tank
 
I will be getting mine later this week. It will be going in a 24x36 peninsula style setup. I'm sure I'll have to run it low but I'm pretty excited to see this bad boy in action
 
Add me to the club! Mine shipped from Aquarium Specialty yesterday and should be here next Tue. My tank is 36x30x16 so I will have to dial it down to 20-30%. I can't wait for the pump to arrive as my mp10's will be going in my nano.
 
Here we go
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Do you guys foresee any problems with a seahare going on it? I have a seahare in my tank and I have to cover my mp10's because he gets sucked in. I hate covering my pumps!
 
Thoughts on other pumps interfering with the gyre?

Can't believe i already got my shipping notice from aquarium specialty. I just ordered it. Awesome turn around. Thank you!
 
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We still have a few Gyres available from yesterdays delivery if you are still looking for a unit. Ships out today if ordered by 3:30 est. We do not have an eta on the next shipment, so if you are on the fence, you might want to jump on these while they are still available... :)


Maxspect Gyre Generator Flow Pump
 

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