Proper power head size
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Vortech mp10 would be nice.
thewackyreefer
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What type of corals do you plan on caring for?
That is fairly weak, but it all depends on what types of corals the OP would like to keep.
condor
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not that weak for a 29g
You think less than 10 x turnover is not weak :squigglemouth:
Not to mention the hydor, which cuts down on flow even more. But again, it all depends on what type of corals the OP would like to keep in their reef.:nerd:
Not to mention the hydor, which cuts down on flow even more. But again, it all depends on what type of corals the OP would like to keep in their reef.:nerd:
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condor
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deepsix
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I plan on having mostly LPS and Zoa, but will see. I am also looking at how many ghp is appropriate. I do not have much experience (none actually) and was looking at the lfs in town and they all had the different powerheads rated by gallons per hour. Am I even looking at them correctly? Thanks.
luke33
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I would pry get two of these. It would give you a nice wide flow, inexpensive, quiet and a 29x's turnover in your tank. It won't be to much for zoa's or lps.
Koralia-evo HY-P29201 Premium Aquatics
Koralia-evo HY-P29201 Premium Aquatics
I think this would work perfect for a 29 gallon:
Hydro Wizard from Panta Rhei is a carbon fiber reinforced water jet
:snicker:
Hydro Wizard from Panta Rhei is a carbon fiber reinforced water jet
:snicker:
Two Evolutions Nano 425's would probably work well for zoanthids and LPS and be pretty inexpensive. You could also add a wavemaker or controller at a later date to get more functionality out of them since they are controllable.
