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11-26-2014, 12:41 AM
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redsea max c-250
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it's a red sea max c-250 (22” x 21” x 37”) 65 gallon total,,, 10 sump , 55 main tank... Yes I know the GYRE 150 would probably be enough for a tank 10 times my size.. I just don't like the flow in one direction...
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11-26-2014, 12:43 AM
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too much flow ???
Do you guys think this is too much for a c250 ???
running mp10 cycling between 0-45% on NTM modem,, mp40 runiing at 8% anti-sync,,, and Gyre at pulse at 40%... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rin7...wRT0XgFRxWMOJg
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11-26-2014, 10:00 PM
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I installed one yesterday in my RSM 500 S Series (133 gallon) and it is AMAZING! Incredible flow. Prior I was running 4 Tunze and a wavebox. I was able to eliminate them all, and actually have better flow. At first I ran it together with the wavebox, but by turning up the output, got an equal (or I think better) result. Corals responding great. LPS swaying back n forth. SPS really extending polyps. Have it set at 60%.
Tank looks so much 'cleaner' without the powerheads and miles of cords! |
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