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oceans motions for corals?

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ok I am trading an iwaki md20rxt, oceans motions OM Squirt - 2 Way(can be used as 4way with decreased velocity)
for coral(s) show me some picks and we can work something out! any Q's just ask...
 
ok I am trading an iwaki md20rxt, oceans motions OM Squirt - 2 Way(can be used as 4way with decreased velocity)
for coral(s) show me some picks and we can work something out! any Q's just ask...


got a link to which model it is on their website? just curious of the flow rates...
 
sort of like a squid minus the loss of flow-they are awesome when used on a closed loop and u can use all 4 outlets
most any pump will work the unit has a motor that spins a drum inside
very popular amongst sps heads...
 
sort of like a squid minus the loss of flow-they are awesome when used on a closed loop and u can use all 4 outlets
most any pump will work the unit has a motor that spins a drum inside
very popular amongst sps heads...

yeah, i know what it is...but never got one b/c of the $$$. so ANY pump will work with it? even on a return line? like a mag5? OR does it have to be a pump rated for close to 1000gph?
 
I dont have any corals to trade, but depending on price, I would be interested in purchasing it from you.. LMK
 
off to work bump^^!:hammer: open for any trades really just shoot me some pic's!
 
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