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Ok thanksI would put them on the sides just like your 75gal. And then think about a 3rd(or another power head), on the back wall.
But could depend on your structure…
With only two right now. With your experience. You think the back wall would work ok?I have all 4 of my pumps on the back wall.....two up high in the corners and two almost at ground level. Just strategically place them so the flow is moving between (or slightly above) rock formations.
Only two will be pretty spread out in a 150, but with the addition of your returns (and assuming you aren't looking for crazy flow), it should be fine. It is nice having everything on the back wall so the side walls are free from any wires/devices. I would recommend adding some smaller pumps towards the back/bottom though eventually to keep the bottom clean and push detritus up towards the overflow (especially if you go BB).With only two right now. With your experience. You think the back wall would work ok?
Thanks I appreciate the advice. I figured with the MP40’s cranked up a bit they could move some water. I was thinking with the flow deflecting off the front glass it would sweep up detritus off the sand bed..Only two will be pretty spread out in a 150, but with the addition of your returns (and assuming you aren't looking for crazy flow), it should be fine. It is nice having everything on the back wall so the side walls are free from any wires/devices. I would recommend adding some smaller pumps towards the back/bottom though eventually to keep the bottom clean and push detritus up towards the overflow (especially if you go BB).
Thanks! I think I’ll try that! I agree it is a nice clean lookSame here. I have 2 gyrees and 2 mp40's on back wall of 255 gallon. Clean look and nice flow in aquarium