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Got the random flow generator nozzles on today. Very happy how compact this was compared to lockline, performance is at its best with a mere 1,200 gallons an hour pushing through 2 nozzles. Cant wait to show you guys a video of exactly how it works.
I absolutely love this rig. Will be getting these nozzles for all my tanks. Heres a short video i uploaded for you guys.
It looks great, with the y fitting alone is perfect for directing the flow. I can cover everywhere in my tank without the locline. Thanks @OnlyTonoThe Random Flow Generators with the Y fitting looks great in your tank - super compact too.
Thank you!Love this build man, very well done.
Thank you!Some serious coral and growth.
Thanks kev! Its alright, well see when it gets largerAwesome man! That pink Cadillac is sick!!
Tell me about those shrooms in the middle! I love them, I saw them at the begining of your thread and and have been looking through your new posts to see if you have any newer pics. Where did you get them? Do they have a name? Lots of questions
I have the fitting moved all the way down, the nozzles pointed fully down. Due to the inductors/accelerator slip, need enuff depth so they dont pull in air. It only adds just ABOUT an inch to the sump water level when my return pump flows turns off. But thats perfect for me, i drain my middle chamber weekly for water changes and im always left with about 4 5 gallons of water in my mixing tank. I usually use it throught the week, wether its testing,frags,skimmer displacement ect.. With the back syphon now runs around an extra gallon or so for me to pull, so now im left with about 3 gallons of fresh water to play with for the week.for the RFG, have you tested the water level when return pump is off? since the nozzles have to be below water level, my concern is the sump may not have enough room for the siphon (I have Reefer 350)
Thanks