Mp10 in nano?

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Hi all. Im currently running a 12 gallon mixed reef and one of my jebao pumps (mlw 5) died. I have a jebao sow 3m and a tunze 6020 (6020 is a supplemental pump) on the right side of the reef and im thinking of getting a mp10 to replace the broken jebao thats on the left. I found a listing of a second hand one for $120 and im wondeing if i should get it. pics of the reef below :

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I run a MP-10 on my 24g peninsula and have it mounted on the left side. It's too powerful for it and at max I run mine at 15 percent. It works well for me, I love the controllability and the app is fine.

All those corals will probably not like the tsunami the MP10 will create(like mine did at first) but I am sure it will be great running at low power around 5-10 percent.

IMO, if you can get one for 120 and just run it at low power it will be a killer deal but might be even too powerful. I can't speak for the other nano wavemakers, but I have read many people have success with Nero 3s
 
Thanks for the rply. I am still debating whether to get the mp10 or a nero 3 as i still dont know if the seller is legit or not.
 

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