One wavemaker for a 32 inch tank?

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I wanted to ask, if it's possible to set up a good tank, but I'm kinda on a budget, and I don't want to spend much more than 80$. I can buy 1 jebao cross flow pump, dcw 70, cause it can generate waves and random flow, right? If not, or that product isn't good, what else could I buy?
 
I wanted to ask, if it's possible to set up a good tank, but I'm kinda on a budget, and I don't want to spend much more than 80$. I can buy 1 jebao cross flow pump, dcw 70, cause it can generate waves and random flow, right? If not, or that product isn't good, what else could I buy?
You sure can.
Ive used both Jebao and Hygeer for many years without issue.
Both have 3 or 4 patterns, 1 of which is random.
 

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