Wave Controllers?

NemoNano

NemoNano

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reefman23

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I dont have experience with wavemakers, but let me just remind you to make sure you buy powerheads that cna be powered by a controller. Some dont work with controllers and wont come back on right away when turned off.

Jesse
 
NemoNano

NemoNano

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mikeguerrero said:
I need to know how big of tank you want these wave makers to be in... I have lots of experience with wave makers...

MG
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Just my Nanocube (12DX), is that too small for a wave controller?

Thanks,

Eric
 
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Anonymous

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i have two natural waves (the 3x 1200 in my 125 and the 3x 900 in my fiji and really like them) drs F&S sells these with the MJ's to go with them but unless your putting SPS in that 12 even the three x 400 kit will be very "brisk" for most corals when added to your return
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/P ... 004+113040
 
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mikeguerrero

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In a small nano I would go for the Reef Keeper 1. I ran a RK1 in both my 12 gallon JBJ cubes...

They controlled two rio 90's in the intake grill. That was enough current to keep SPS corals...

MG
 
NemoNano

NemoNano

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mikeguerrero said:
In a small nano I would go for the Reef Keeper 1. I ran a RK1 in both my 12 gallon JBJ cubes...

They controlled two rio 90's in the intake grill. That was enough current to keep SPS corals...

MG
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Hi Mike,

Where can you get the Reef Keeper 1 from? I have never heard of it.

Thanks,

Eric
 
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reefman23

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I personally wouldnt even bother with any sort of wave controller in a nano... just go with a couple of small converging powerheads. Wave controllers and Reef Keepers are expensive and rather unnecessary for a nano.

Jesse
 
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