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10-24-2005, 05:02 AM
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I have a 180G c/w 1" sand bottom and 125G BB. I find that tunze 6100 in the 180 blows all the sand toward one end and under the LR. On the other hand the bottom of the 120G BB has been completely cover with coralline algea. I believe you will be happy with the BB with all that flow.
Tom R 
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01-09-2006, 06:12 AM
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Tunze direction
Ruth
just make sure your tunzes are not point at any acros directly. they will blow the tissues off most acros. I've lost a few when i first got my tunzes (which were only 6080/6060) cuz i thought their "gentle" flow would be great for my acros. But gentle is relative and there is not much gentle to a cone wide stream of 3000+ g/hr for you.
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01-09-2006, 11:18 AM
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Thanks Chin and yeah I found out the hard way as well. I have my tunzes mounted on either end of my tank staggered so one is at the back low and one is at the other end on the tip quite high. The one that blows along the front is pointed more at the glass and the one at the back sort of parallels the glass.
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