Gyre in a nano

[worstcaseontario]

Hey fellow reefers, I'm looking to get some first hand experience from anyone that is using a gyre in a nano tank. I currently have a nero3 in my jbj24 but the flow is lacking in certain aspects. I know this is a bit of a tricky subject being I'm in a tank a small as I am. I am looking to have the addition of a orbit 2 added to my tank to help get flow moving in some of the super low movement areas of my tank with out turning my tank into a whirlpool. This will further become more of an issue for me as I am about to add an other 10 or so lbs of rock to my tank. So anyone one with any first hand experience or insight with them I would really appreciate it.

Thanks so much in advance for your time.

Cheers.

 

[VintageReefer]

They make Nano gyre pumps
hygger and Jebao make one that’s good for up to 60 gallons. It’s like 4-5” across

Jebao scp-50

Hygger one I can’t find on Amazon but it’s on eBay - pic attached

 

[worstcaseontario]

They make Nano gyre pumps
hygger and Jebao make one that’s good for up to 60 gallons. It’s like 4-5” across

Jebao scp-50

Hygger one I can’t find on Amazon but it’s on eBay - pic attached

Oh man, no way. I didnt even think about jebao. I'm a turd. Thank you so very much. I super appreciate it!

 

[VintageReefer]

I was going to get one for my Waterbox 15 gallon peninsula but went a different route. I upgraded the return pump and added a random flow generator, and now I don’t have any dead spots

Edit: the Jebao one is on Amazon and has mixed reviews. Some love it and some seem to have gotten a dud or don’t know how to set it up. I honestly like Jebao and would buy / exchange if I got a bad one. Amazon is good like that

I think its a newer product and there aren’t a lot of people with it yet