Power heads vs Wave makers

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I have a 55 gallon saltwater tank and I’m new to corals. I currently just want to keep xenia and GSPs in there. Would a power head be sufficient to generate enough flow for those corals or should I buy a wavemaker?
 
To me they are relatively the same, I've never understood the difference.
 
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I have a 55 gallon saltwater tank and I’m new to corals. I currently just want to keep xenia and GSPs in there. Would a power head be sufficient to generate enough flow for those corals or should I buy a wavemaker?
Will be just fine.
 
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