Maxspect gyre xf330

[mnk]

Will one maxspect gyre xf330 enough for a 65 gallon? It's 20in long, 20in tall and 40in long. The tank would need good flow as I plan to keep some sps and a bta.

 

[Abhishek]

I am always a big fan of running multiple smaller powerheads / gyres than relying on one . Apart from creating random flow , you also get redundancy in case one ceases to work !

With one xf330, it would work but wayyy better if you can get at least a couple of smaller powerheads to create redundancy and more random flow

 

[Ignitros]

I am always a big fan of running multiple smaller powerheads / gyres than relying on one . Apart from creating random flow , you also get redundancy in case one ceases to work !

With one xf330, it would work but wayyy better if you can get at least a couple of smaller powerheads to create redundancy and more random flow

This is good advice. You could always start with 1 then add a second later but I would definitely look at 2.

I started with a pair of XF230's but recently made the switch to a pair of VorTech MP10wQD's. I won't try to change your mind about the gyre but man I wish Maxspect would change up their application control abilities to match what EcoTech has. Soooooo much easier to use and control everything. Syna-G for Maxspect is really not very intuitive and honestly the Reeflink and EcoSmart live makes it look like a hack created it.