Ok. Where would you mount the mp60?

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Tank is 36” wide 60” long and 24” tall. Already have 2 mp40s and 2 wav pumps as you can see from the pics below but where to mount the MP60?? i have circled where the 2 mp40 are on the back 60" wall and the 2 wave pumps are on the 36" side wall

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Another picture from the back side of 60” panel where the mp40/s are placed

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I thought about that but think it may be too much flow for the center rock structures. ?? All Acroporas will be mounted to the entire length of that rock structure
Here's a short video of a 4,000 liter peninsula tank in Germany that might give you a few ideas. I believe they have the two powerheads mounted vertically on one side on the covered side to create a circular flow in the tanks around the rocks in the center.

 
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Here's a short video of a 4,000 liter peninsula tank in Germany that might give you a few ideas. I believe they have the two powerheads mounted vertically on one side on the covered side to create a circular flow in the tanks around the rocks in the center.


Thanks !!!
 
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I thought about that but think it may be too much flow for the center rock structures. ?? All Acroporas will be mounted to the entire length of that rock structure

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I think thats a good spot. Just start the flow low and when the tank is mature you can use the extra power to move more water as required.
 
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Ok. Mounted to the left of rock structure ..thoughts ??
 

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