Tunze Wavebox x2 (customized)

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I have 2 customized wavebox for sale, used about 2 years. One recently had pump motor replaced by warranty. These produced a solid 1.5" wave in my 300G reef. I suggest buying both wavebox since they are molded to look best that way. They are coated with great stuff foam, sand, and live rock. They are encrusted with some dead coral at this time. Paid $750 new

$360 for the pair shipped

or

$190 shipped individually


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TUNZE Comline Wavebox 6214

The new Waveboxes Comline ® 6214 is a wave generator for aquariums from 400 to 1400 liters depending on the geometry of the tank and its surroundings. Its compact dimensions allow discreet integration in a corner of the aquarium. For its operation, Waveboxes Comline ® 6214 uses a Turbelle ® stream and Controller.


TUNZE Comline Wavebox 6214 Specifications:

- Recommended tank size: 106 to 370 gal.
- Dimensions: L140 x W110 x H 300mm (L5.5 x W4.3 x H12 in.)
- Immersion depth: approx. 10" to 11"
- Powe Consumption (average): 26W at 24V, 100-240V/50-60Hz (115V/50-60Hz) on average
- For tanks from 200 to 1,200 litres (52 to 317USgal.)
- MAgnet Holder: up to glass thickness of 3/4"
 
Now $325 shipped.
the pair includes 1 brand new pump, 1 pump 4 months use, 1 pump 2 years use, so there is a spare pump I got on RMA.

 
Aww man - Very tempting
 
Liking these the more I see them
 
They make big waves using displacement of water, very different type of wave then you get with vortech pumps. Actually sway back and forth. Great for anything with long polyps.
 
Can you tell me what pumps these are?
 
Edit - My error in posting in the wrong post.
 
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Would these be too big in a 180?
 
I think they would be fine, good size wave during the day and let them sleep at night.
 
Had a few offers but no takers yet, good wave action by water displacement.
 
$275 for a pair of wavebox, less than half the cost of new with custom enclosures.
 
$275 for a pair of wavebox, less than half the cost of new with custom enclosures.
 
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