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Powerheads 29 gallon
I have a 29 gallon with 33 lbs of live rock and a top fin 50 powerhead I had from my freshwater tank pushing 150 gph I am going to do a reef. would it be ok to put the powerhead i already have directly in middle of the back wall pointing strait through the rocks to the front glass and get two more 400 gph power head and put them at opposite ends pointing in the middle of the front glass? is that to much flow or do yall have any other ideas? thanks for your help
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Re: Powerheads 29 gallon
sounds like it would be fine to me.. i have about that much on just a 20 gal.
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