I have one of the controllable 6055 nanostreams on a multicontroller and love it. The whole clip issue only affected the first couple of runs and has now been resolved.
If you are on a budget, the hydors will do a fine job, but its controller price isn't exactly cheap (although J&L currently has them at 20% off).
When you move up to the tunze, you get a controller that can do a lot more and a smaller, less noticeable powerhead in your tank. Plus, two minutes with a dremel tool and some sandpaper will instantly add a good 25% more flow to any nanostream.
A cheaper tunze alternative is the single controller which is quite versatile itself.
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05-26-2008, 03:29 AM
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