If you have a primarily soft coral tank, how much flow do you have?
I already asked this on the other forum and typically, was told about 20+ times the tank volume (most suggested 30+) using the most expensive options possible. I am pretty much through with that place.
I am looking for realistic, real world answers here. The tank is 118 gallons 36Lx24dx31h.
I am currently using an ebay special copy of a koralia that is supposed to put out 800gph in my 50 gallon temporary tank. I really like it, but, there is no way it's moving that much water. Probably more along the lines of 400 to 500gph.
What are your thought's of using three of these in conjuction with about 500gph of return (after head loss)?
I was thinking that, if I put any sps in the tank, they would be in the top portion of the tank and more in the flow.
Thanks for your input,
dantimdad
I already asked this on the other forum and typically, was told about 20+ times the tank volume (most suggested 30+) using the most expensive options possible. I am pretty much through with that place.
I am looking for realistic, real world answers here. The tank is 118 gallons 36Lx24dx31h.
I am currently using an ebay special copy of a koralia that is supposed to put out 800gph in my 50 gallon temporary tank. I really like it, but, there is no way it's moving that much water. Probably more along the lines of 400 to 500gph.
What are your thought's of using three of these in conjuction with about 500gph of return (after head loss)?
I was thinking that, if I put any sps in the tank, they would be in the top portion of the tank and more in the flow.
Thanks for your input,
dantimdad