Peninsula aquarium with both ends built into wall. Need wavemaker suggestions

[Amboss72]

I recently took over a 350 gallon 8’ long tank. Both ends of the tank where built with walls surrounding them. There is no space between the ends of the aquarium and the walls. The tank is picture framed leaving both sides visible for the patients of the client. The tank has a large iwaki return pump with one nozzle on the overflow end and two nozzles on the other end of the tank. I’ve also positioned a large gyre on the overflow end as I’m able to put the gyres magnets inside the overflow. I need suggestions as to what I could use for wave makers on the opposite side of the tank where there is no room for magnets. At this point I just have two nozzles from the return on that end of the tank and they aren’t providing enough water movement. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Reefer40b]

You may be able to DIY an acrylic mounts that hang on the top edge of the tank that can then attach a wave maker to.

you can also add some variable nozzles to your return to help those some

 

[Amboss72]

I hadn’t thought about the DYI acrylic brackets. That could possibly work. Thanks for your input.