Thanks. I had some aggression the tang would harasse it from time to time nothing serious. I imagine it played a partWas a beautiful fish. Sorry for the loss.
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Thanks. I had some aggression the tang would harasse it from time to time nothing serious. I imagine it played a partWas a beautiful fish. Sorry for the loss.
No idea.Next fish
That's strange..Thanks. I had some aggression the tang would harasse it from time to time nothing serious. I imagine it played a part
Thanks, we just keep plugging along.Sorry about your blenny
Ya I'm done with efluxI have no pump suggestions. I used the eflux wave pumps with the current lights. I absolutely hated them. They would work one hour, the next they stopped. I would have to mess around with the settings to get them to kick on again.
I am keeping away from current usa. They seem to fail right out of warranty.
Hopefully someone will be able to chime in with some solid ideas.
I'm looking as well.. I need less movement than a jaebo CP 90 wave maker, still with a pulsing feature, that doesn't cost arm + leg.Suggestions on new pump open to ideas. Preferably doesn't break the bank
I'm looking at a cross pump but haven't ruled out a smaller one. It looks like some of these pumps can really move some waterI'm looking as well.. I need less movement than a jaebo CP 90 wave maker, still with a pulsing feature, that doesn't cost arm + leg.
Yeah that's the problem I'm running into. I got the CP90 mounted to the back wall for my digis/acro. It's set for the lowest setting possible but is still hitting the front of the tank too hard. I'm thinking I may just throttle the intake with PVC expanded mesh.I'm looking at a cross pump but haven't ruled out a smaller one. It looks like some of these pumps can really move some water
I think most of these pumps are designed to run the length not the width of the tank.Yeah that's the problem I'm running into. I got the CP90 mounted to the back wall for my digis/acro. It's set for the lowest setting possible but is still hitting the front of the tank too hard. I'm thinking I may just throttle the intake with PVC expanded mesh.