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I need help figuring out what wave maker I should get for my 15g cube, anything controllable and on the smaller side is perfect, was thinking this so far
20260825_205656_76C6B10A-FF8B-4640-AA7F-40B0BFD31CB8.png
 
I like the Nero 3, I think, the smallest of the bunch.

That is for smaller tanks.


I guess depends what you want to spend. 😁
So far just trying to keep it under 100 dollars and I can just upgrade later down the line if I need to (all this because my csb decided to plant itself in the only spot of the new tank that the the normal return pumps flow can’t get to😖)
 
I just bought that hyyger last weekend for my own 15 gallon, it works fine, I'm really happy with it for the low price. I also have one of those jebao's and also have a nero 3, they will all work very well IMO
 
I would avoid the hygger. I got one off amazon for my cold plunge actually cause it was cheap and just needs to make sure the plunge doesn't get stagnant... it lasted maybe 3 months.
 
got it I'll keep that in mind and do further research, thanks for all the help and suggestions you were all a great help 😁
 
I would say that I just replace the slw once every 12-18 months. It begins to get pretty loud after 12 months. But for $50-$60 I think it’s hard to beat. It’s also in my office on my desk so I am always trying to have quiet equipment.
 
I need help figuring out what wave maker I should get for my 15g cube, anything controllable and on the smaller side is perfect, was thinking this so far
20260825_205656_76C6B10A-FF8B-4640-AA7F-40B0BFD31CB8.png
I do like Hygger and have used their wave makers for my nanos. I do not recommend this particular model though. It is really loud. They used to have a flatter version that works really well.
 
I have a Nero 3 in my 15 gallon. I really like it. The app makes setting the flow and speed fairly seamless.
 
I need help figuring out what wave maker I should get for my 15g cube, anything controllable and on the smaller side is perfect, was thinking this so far
20260825_205656_76C6B10A-FF8B-4640-AA7F-40B0BFD31CB8.png
I do like Hygger and have used their wave makers for my nanos. I do not recommend this particular model though. It is really loud. They used to have a flatter version that works really well.
Do you by any chance know what it was called?
 
I need help figuring out what wave maker I should get for my 15g cube, anything controllable and on the smaller side is perfect, was thinking this so far
20260825_205656_76C6B10A-FF8B-4640-AA7F-40B0BFD31CB8.png
I do like Hygger and have used their wave makers for my nanos. I do not recommend this particular model though. It is really loud. They used to have a flatter version that works really well.
Do you by any chance know what it was called?
I think it was this one. The controller looks different, but it was some time ago that I bought it and they likely changed it.

https://www.amazon.com/hygger-Adjus...id=1787841253&sprefix=hygger+,aps,207&sr=8-13
 
I need help figuring out what wave maker I should get for my 15g cube, anything controllable and on the smaller side is perfect, was thinking this so far
20260825_205656_76C6B10A-FF8B-4640-AA7F-40B0BFD31CB8.png
I do like Hygger and have used their wave makers for my nanos. I do not recommend this particular model though. It is really loud. They used to have a flatter version that works really well.
Do you by any chance know what it was called?
I think it was this one. The controller looks different, but it was some time ago that I bought it and they likely changed it.

https://www.amazon.com/hygger-Adjus...id=1787841253&sprefix=hygger+,aps,207&sr=8-13
Thanks it seems to have way better reviews than the one I was thinking
 

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