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Thanks for the response. I am upgrading from a Red Sea 450. I currently run 2 Neptune Wav pumps on my set up. I plan on having 2 MP-40’s pushing water across, 2 MP-10’s moving water from the back. But I was thinking maybe 2 more or using my Wav pumpsThat completely depends on what you want to keep in your tank, your aquascape and many other things in sure! Tell us a bit about that
Flow is not a set it and forget it thing, you're gonna adjust it a million times as your tank nurtures! Chances are that the MP40s aren't even the right tool for the job- they are versatile though and a good place to start.
Get your new tank, make the scape you want and consider what coral and other lifestock you're gonna keep- and where you want to place it. And then decide on flow!
Personally, I run a 4 foot tank with
2 x MP40
2 x ReefWave 45 gyre
1 x MP10
I don’t think the MP10s would be able to work with the thickness of the glass. I could be wrong though.Thanks for the response. I am upgrading from a Red Sea 450. I currently run 2 Neptune Wav pumps on my set up. I plan on having 2 MP-40’s pushing water across, 2 MP-10’s moving water from the back. But I was thinking maybe 2 more or using my Wav pumps
Check the specs of those MP10's first.. Mine are struggling on 12 mm glass..Thanks for the response. I am upgrading from a Red Sea 450. I currently run 2 Neptune Wav pumps on my set up. I plan on having 2 MP-40’s pushing water across, 2 MP-10’s moving water from the back. But I was thinking maybe 2 more or using my Wav pumps