Random Flow Generator Show Off Thread - Show us your Tank!
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For the Red Sea Peninsula 650 you could go either one of our Red Sea Reefer Ultimate Return Line Upgrade kits. If you have a big enough pump, you could go with the XXL kit.
See, @Fringe09 tank a few posts above. He runs the XXL kit in his RSR 750 XXL tank
Here's a link to the RSRFK075 kit - it includes everything need to split the return and run two, 3/4in RFG nozzles:
https://vividcreativeaquatics.com/s...ate-xxl-return-line-upgrade-25mm-to-34in-rfg/
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Ordered a full set for circ pumps and return, no moving parts is such a huge bonus factor to this! I mean how could you ever not want more random flow with nothing to jam? Look forward to the nozzles!
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Thank you! We received your order, and it will ship out today.
Be sure to come back here an spot a pic of your tank once you have it all up and running
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Ordered 2
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I'm running two Random Flow Generators in addition to 2 Maxspect Gyre 230s and 2 SunSun JVP-201B Powerheads. Water is mooooooooooving!
Quick FTS 10/23/2017:
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Nice! I like it.I'm running two Random Flow Generators in addition to 2 Maxspect Gyre 230s and 2 SunSun JVP-201B Powerheads. Water is mooooooooooving!
Quick FTS 10/23/2017:
The RFG nozzles can be a great compliment to your exiting flow pumps and can helped add that extra dimension to the movement around the tank.
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Unfortunately, we don't have a threaded version. But the 1in does just slip-fit over a strandard 1in PVC pipe. You could also split the flow into two 3/4in RFG nozzles and run them that way.
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Thank you! Be sure to come back and post a pic of your tank once you get them installed.
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Thanks for making a great product!
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It would work - but depending on what you are trying accomplish , in terms of flow, you might need an upgraded pump.
You'll find the full set of Flow Recommendations for our Nozzles in your FAQ section of our website at: https://vividcreativeaquatics.com/frequently-asked-questions/
To get an effective randomized flow out of two 1/2in RFG Nozzles these are our recommendations for GPH to the nozzles:
Recommended Min: 250-400 GPH
Optimal: 640-670 GPH
The Nozzles will work below the recommended minimum, and will handle far more than 640-670, but are where we think it produces the best results.
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Hummmmm I am getting temped with this. I have a Sea Swirl also that is 3/4" with a educator and also have the Chiller output separate with a wide flare nozzle.
Thinking if I should only replace the educator, flare nozzle or both. Decisions?
Thinking if I should only replace the educator, flare nozzle or both. Decisions?
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;Brb I have to go home and see what size Loc-Line returns I have. I am intrigued with this. I'm impressed it's 3-D printed too.
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I have 1/2 on my 14 gallon nano it's providing all the flow that the tank needs. I have 2 on my Red Sea Reefer 350 for supplemental flow
