3 tankswhat size tank...that's alot of pumps!
2mp 60s and 2 Tunze 6155 in a 240, 2 MP 40s in a 75 and an MP 10 in a 29.
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3 tankswhat size tank...that's alot of pumps!
I see that you went with 4 MP40's on your 8' tank. I am getting an 8' tank next month and was leaning towards 4 MP60s and was curious to know why you went with MP40's? Did you already have them? How have the ReefWave 45's been performing? Never considered them as everyone also talks about Maxspect and Ice CapI have since upgraded my tank to an 8’ with 4 MP40’s and 2 ReefWave 45’s.
On my 120 I had 2 top towards the back causing surface agitation and two lower front pushing just across the front of the rock structures
I see that you went with 4 MP40's on your 8' tank. I am getting an 8' tank next month and was leaning towards 4 MP60s and was curious to know why you went with MP40's? Did you already have them? How have the ReefWave 45's been performing? Never considered them as everyone also talks about Maxspect and Ice Cap
Thanks for the awesome quick reply. If you don't mind one more question....everyone complains about how much maintenance is involved in keeping the Maxspect and Ice Cap cleaned and running efficiently. Do you find that is also the case for the Reefwaves 45's?I changed to 2 MP60's and 4 MP40's, and yes I already had the 4 MP40's. 4 MP60's will be overkill for coral IMO. Reefwaves are awesome pumps, I just didn't care for the looks of all the pumps.
Thanks for the awesome quick reply. If you don't mind one more question....everyone complains about how much maintenance is involved in keeping the Maxspect and Ice Cap cleaned and running efficiently. Do you find that is also the case for the Reefwaves 45's?
After getting your positive feedback on the Reefwave 45, I‘ve been doing research this evening. Two constant complaints I’m hearing are: (1) wifi connection can be challenging and (2) problems with firmware updates. Are you or did you initially experience any of these issues? Big issues or minor annoyances? Thanksmaintenance is much easier on reefwave’s
After getting your positive feedback on the Reefwave 45, I‘ve been doing research this evening. Two constant complaints I’m hearing are: (1) wifi connection can be challenging and (2) problems with firmware updates. Are you or did you initially experience any of these issues? Big issues or minor annoyances? Thanks
I'm using a pair of Nero 5 Powerheads in a 60g display tank I recently put together. So far I'm very happy with them! I don't yet have any corals but the AI app has made it pretty easy to set them up, and my pair of clownfish love playing in them. The flow already seems pretty high with a lot of surface agitation, but I only have them on about 25%1. What pumps or powerheads are you using to provide water flow in your aquarium and are you happy with them?
I am a big fan of the look of the vortex pumps for not having any visible cables inside the tank, but the low profile of the Nero pumps was a big plus as well. My pumps will be great for the time being, and I may upgrade them in a few years if I decide to grow SPS corals.2. If you could choose any powerhead or pump on the market what would you choose?
Great info here! My 8’ long tank is 34” wide and 26” high. So I’m thinking of going with two sets of MP60’s Placing them on the ends of the tank towards the bottom facing each other. One set on the back lower portion and one set on the front lower portion. And then use the Reefwaves 45 (two) at the tank ends facing towards each other. How do you think that configuration would work out. Oh also I have two Abyzz 200 return pumps with four returns. As you can probably figured, I’m big on flowI use UniFi in my home and had zero issues with WiFi. I did get a call one day from the wife as the pumps were in another mode and the reefwave app would not update them for some odd reason, I power cycled them through Apex and problem was solved. I ran them 90% random mode along with the MP40’s and they were silent on the ends of the tank. When mounted vertical they would get a little bit of a hum at 90%, no issue at 80%
I do love the MP60’s, the MP60’s and the reef waves can hit the ends over 8’. MP40’s do not have the grunt and are best on the back wall. I have an MP40 on each bottom side corner blowing behind the rock scape, 2 on the back walls, and an MP60 on each side upper mid
Great info here! My 8’ long tank is 34” wide and 26” high. So I’m thinking of going with two sets of MP60’s Placing them on the ends of the tank towards the bottom facing each other. One set on the back lower portion and one set on the front lower portion. And then use the Reefwaves 45 (two) at the tank ends facing towards each other. How do you think that configuration would work out. Oh also I have two Abyzz 200 return pumps with four returns. As you can probably figured, I’m big on flow