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I have a 55G and use two phs. Generally folks like to put the at opposite ends of the tank, facing eachother and facing slightly to the surface, for gas exchange.
These are pretty good: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Produc...&N=2004+113040 I also use my filter for water movement.
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2-3 Phs, situated like Roka64 suggested.
I use the Maxijets. The 1200s or 900s, or combination. As long as your sand isn't stirring up too much, can't have too much flow IMO. Keeps fish healthier too I believe.
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How are they anchored?
My only experience with them are as toppers to undergravel filters anchored by the big filter tubes. Do you just suspend them by their chords mid-way in the tank? They would probably be flailing around like crazy,right? Are they anchored in the Live-Rock? Thanks for replies |
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I use the Maxi Jet 1200, it mounts to the inside of the tank with 3 suction cups. It is also fully submersible so you could adjust it to the height you want inside the tank. I like it best because it is silent, I don't even know it is on. Just be sure to put a sponge filter over the intake to avoid clogging the moving parts.
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I would agree, I have a 55gal with 3 Maxi Jet 1200
2 on one side and 1 on the other. I've got one half way down in the tank and the other 2 about 1/4 the way down. It seams to work really well. the one that is half way down is pushing water behind my LR the other 2 are pushing water toward each other and up to the surface. The one thing I will mention is there on a wave maker power strip, because when they were all on at once it was heating my water up to about 83degrees. Now there on a 2 minute cycle which has help with the heat. However I live in Phoenix which more than likely has something to do with it also. |
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