Wave maker in a cube aquarium 29 gallon

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is it a good idea to have a 6 wat waver maker in my 29 cube aquarium?
 
I would say to add 2, 2 is always better than 1. Don't underestimate the importance of flow in a saltwater tank. Even my 32 gallon seahorse tank has 2 powerheads, flow is vital for a healthy tank.
 
I would say to add 2, 2 is always better than 1. Don't underestimate the importance of flow in a saltwater tank. Even my 32 gallon seahorse tank has 2 powerheads, flow is vital for a healthy tank.
The hygger one I have is pretty big and I was scared thinking it was to big but it’s a 6 way and one
 
The hygger one I have is pretty big and I was scared thinking it was to big but it’s a 6 way and one
The hygger is very bulky, I also don’t like it for that reason. I have it in my 15 right now as a temporary fix, it’s not as powerful as it is bulky. Have a look at sicce voyager nano’s. They are small and the flow is not too powerful. I have 2 of these in my seahorse tank just because they are not too strong, and I find more silent and better quality than hygger but almost the same price. Good luck whatever you choose.
 
The hygger is very bulky, I also don’t like it for that reason. I have it in my 15 right now as a temporary fix, it’s not as powerful as it is bulky. Have a look at sicce voyager nano’s. They are small and the flow is not too powerful. I have 2 of these in my seahorse tank just because they are not too strong, and I find more silent and better quality than hygger but almost the same price. Good luck whatever you choose.
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