steve888 Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 I have 20H 24x13x16 acrylic tank from Tru Vu. TRying to find ideal powerhead for both circulation and movment. No sump. I already tried MJ600 with Hydro flo and Koralia. Both seems too much current for my Clove Polyps. specs: 20H 24x13x16 Remora with MJ1200 LR, LS Some SPS frags, zoos, Ricordea, blastoma, Neon Clove Polyps and Xenia. I want to have good movment, but don't want to blast my corals. Link to comment
Silurian100 Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 I have 20H 24x13x16 acrylic tank from Tru Vu. TRying to find ideal powerhead for both circulation and movment. No sump. I already tried MJ600 with Hydro flo and Koralia. Both seems too much current for my Clove Polyps. specs: 20H 24x13x16 Remora with MJ1200 LR, LS Some SPS frags, zoos, Ricordea, blastoma, Neon Clove Polyps and Xenia. I want to have good movment, but don't want to blast my corals. Sorry about the last reply, I was playing with the computer and that posted. I would highly suggest purchasing a hydor powerhead 1 for that size tank. They do not have a direct flow, but rather have a spontanious/random current. I love them, I use 3 on two seperate tanks. I found them at oneLFS, but because they are a newer item, most stores do not carry them. I would check online and see what you can find. They are trully worth the money. Link to comment
The Ultimate DanK Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 Try putting the power heads in a different location. I have two koralia 1s on my 20h and all my corals get along just fine. Then again, I only have gsp, ricordia, and some zoas. Link to comment
steve888 Posted June 29, 2007 Author Share Posted June 29, 2007 Update. I am using one Koralia one pointed at angle from upper back area of the tank. My SPS loves it, but it's still bit too much for my frogspawn and clove polyps. I tried repositioning them. Think I may have to go with two smaller powerhead. Try putting the power heads in a different location. I have two koralia 1s on my 20h and all my corals get along just fine. Then again, I only have gsp, ricordia, and some zoas. Link to comment
KOFP Posted June 30, 2007 Share Posted June 30, 2007 Try and position them differently but if you're rearing to get a lower power powerhead, I'd go for a MJ400, very reliable. Link to comment
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