Which is better for flow?

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So I have a 20 gallon AIO Red Sea. I want to do SPS. Which do you think is better? Jecod dmp10(x2) or Jebao gyre(x2). I would put one on each side.

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I just ordered a Jebao DCW-70 gyre for my 24" long IM 25g lagoon. I won't know how it works until tomorrow, but I based my decision partly on this tank, which switched from a Nero 3 to a gyre for improved flow. It looks like your tank is only 18" long though, which means the dimensions of the pumps (especially how far they project away from the glass) are even more important. It looks like the DMP-10 may save you around 3/4" on each pump, which is precious space when you only have 18" to work with. Something to consider.
 
I just ordered a Jebao DCW-70 gyre for my 24" long IM 25g lagoon. I won't know how it works until tomorrow, but I based my decision partly on this tank, which switched from a Nero 3 to a gyre for improved flow. It looks like your tank is only 18" long though, which means the dimensions of the pumps (especially how far they project away from the glass) are even more important. It looks like the DMP-10 may save you around 3/4" on each pump, which is precious space when you only have 18" to work with. Something to consider.
Thanks yea I’m in a debate which I should get but I think dmp 10 will probably get my vote
 
I agree with the gyre always needing to be cleaned and tweaked. Nothing moves water like a gyre but I gave mine away because it was just too high maintenance.
 

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