Wavemaker for 1” thick glass

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Hello everyone, I just thought I would share my findings. For all of you 1” thick aquarium tanks I found a solution other than the mp60 ecotech! I purchased a Jebao scp-180. , now the magnets it comes with won’t hold but I bought these magnets on Amazon. Holds it on full blast!! Just thought I’d share my knowledge as I was getting tired of suction wavemakers. Happy reefing everyone.


40x20mm Super Strong Neodymium Disc Magnet, N52 Permanent Magnet Disc, The World's Strongest & Most Powerful Rare Earth Magnets - Two Piece https://a.co/d/4JUUOru

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Neptune WAV pumps claim to work with 1" glass but the WAV would only work if you have an Apex.

Tunze Turbelle stream 6255 is a great option.

Neither option is cheap. I would choose the Tunze.
 
Neptune WAV pumps claim to work with 1" glass but the WAV would only work if you have an Apex.

Tunze Turbelle stream 6255 is a great option.

Neither option is cheap. I would choose the Tunze.
Mine was 150 with sine and works perfect
 
You cannot use bare metal neodymium magnets in saltwater, they will surely leech heavy metals into your system.
 
You cannot use bare metal neodymium magnets in saltwater, they will surely leech heavy metals into your system.
I'm assuming he's using the existing magnets on the wet side and is only using the neo's on the dry side.
 
You cannot use bare metal neodymium magnets in saltwater, they will surely leech heavy metals into your system.
I am pretty sure they only replaced the dry side magnets.
 

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