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So I'm loooking to purchase a wave maker today and I'm just wondering if anyone uses this one or not.what size and if one is enough for my biocube 29?

Jebao PP-4 530-1000 GPH Wavemaker with Controller and Magnet Mount https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0192HNEEA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_UOzZxbR625E42

Or should I just go with the Hydor Smart Wave Circulation Pump controller and two power heads because this is what I was going to do at first
 
Between those choices, I'd go with hydor over jebao. never been impressed with jebao's quality.
 
Between those choices, I'd go with hydor over jebao. never been impressed with jebao's quality.
Thanks for the opinion man I don't know much about jebao at all. Just seen them in action a few times
 
Jebao is kind of hit and miss. I've had 2 of their wp-10's for the past 2 1/2 years with 0 issues. Then I tried their dp-4 dosing pump and it was absolute junk. Maybe it was the one I got but within the first week 2 out of the 4 pumps stopped working.
 

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