Placement and flow

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I added another wave maker mp10 to for more flow and polyps seem to be closing noticeably more should I change placement ? It’s a redsea 250

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You typically want to augment flow by about 10-20x your tank volume, ie: 550-1100Gph (total). A quick glance shows that each MP10 delivers 200-1575Gph. What speed are you running them at? Just looking at your tank I might be inclined to move them higher up (say 4-6" from the water surface).
 
You typically want to augment flow by about 10-20x your tank volume, ie: 550-1100Gph (total). A quick glance shows that each MP10 delivers 200-1575Gph. What speed are you running them at? Just looking at your tank I might be inclined to move them higher up (say 4-6" from the water surface).
I’m running reef crest high but I turned it to low now my other wave maker is around 2200gph but I lowered that one to
 
I’m running reef crest high but I turned it to low now my other wave maker is around 2200gph but I lowered that one to
Just make small adjustments and observe for a few days between changes (corals are sometimes slow to respond). As long as the corals aren't whipping around like palm trees in a hurricane the flow is generally fine.

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Okok thank
Just make small adjustments and observe for a few days between changes (corals are sometimes slow to respond). As long as the corals aren't whipping around like palm trees in a hurricane the flow is generally fine.

high-flow.gif
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Just make small adjustments and observe for a few days between changes (corals are sometimes slow to respond). As long as the corals aren't whipping around like palm trees in a hurricane the flow is generally fine.

high-flow.gif
Just make small adjustments and observe for a few days between changes (corals are sometimes slow to respond). As long as the corals aren't whipping around like palm trees in a hurricane the flow is generally fine.

high-flow.gif
Okok thank you I’m going to lower them abit and slowly move up, every little thing is stressful in hobby lol
 

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