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Hello everybody. Just started this site. Referred by a veteran from here. First thing I want to s is opinions on the Jebao WP40 Power heads. Looking at investing. Anyone have any negative things to say about it?
 


In a 55g tank, the WP40 is 3400gph, so only one in the corner would do ya, but the flow it would create wouldn't cover whats needed. Using 2 WP25s @ 2100gph, using 2 on either end, could get you better flow, and adjustability. I think the WP40 would be overkill, but, ifn you gots the $$, then ya gotta go big or go home.:tongue:
 
Welcome and I would have to agree with what Reefing Madness said.
 
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Having more than one point of origin for flow is always a good idea. The jebao wp line is very nice, but their rw line blows them away.
 
Ouch, just read into these. Very nice! Oh well. I already purchased the WPs, but I'll keep them in mind when I get a bigger setup!
 
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