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TBh I don’t understand why anyone still thinks an uncovered tank is okay. Don’t they want their fish to live, and maximize their chances of achieving that?
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I'll never buy a different wave maker. You get your money's worth. Built like tanks, easy to fix and maintain when something eventually does break after a decade, lol. Ran my MP-10 for 4 years with no problems. MP-40 for 2 with no problems.
I bought cheap Jaebos before and they always died. Usually right about at the year point. I wish I'd just bought quality from the start, would have saved money!
That really depends on what type of equipment you have in your system now. The biggest difference is that SPS are less forgiving. So something like an aquarium controller to make sure your temperature is it a consistent range is going to help. If you don’t have a lot of Flow you may need upgrades in that area; same thing with lighting. So depending on what equipment you have it might not be much of a difference at all but if you have more starter tank gear and low flow low light hardware it’s going to be an expensive jump.For those of you who moved from simply keeping softies to LPS and SPS, how much of an equipment upgrade did you need? Was it a significant rise in spending?
I’ve had only uncovered tanks for 15 years and I’ve lost at most five fish to jumping. It looks much better open and just makes you choose fish more carefully.TBh I don’t understand why anyone still thinks an uncovered tank is okay. Don’t they want their fish to live, and maximize their chances of achieving that?