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n
January 3rd 04, 05:51 AM
I have a 215 gal Oceanic and am looking at the Tunze Turbelle products.
Can anyone offer a suggestion as to if the stream kit, with 2 Turbelle
stream 6100 2 * 3175 gal and Multicontroller, would be overkill?
My concern is that with only one pump, controlling Cyanobacteria will be
difficult on 'both' sides of the tank.
I've had good success with 2 802 aquapumps, but I have an oolitic sand
substrate that gets too 'stormy'.
Marc Levenson
January 3rd 04, 07:28 AM
How long is your tank?
Marc
n wrote:
> I have a 215 gal Oceanic and am looking at the Tunze Turbelle products.
> Can anyone offer a suggestion as to if the stream kit, with 2 Turbelle
> stream 6100 2 * 3175 gal and Multicontroller, would be overkill?
> My concern is that with only one pump, controlling Cyanobacteria will be
> difficult on 'both' sides of the tank.
> I've had good success with 2 802 aquapumps, but I have an oolitic sand
> substrate that gets too 'stormy'.
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EdinPlanoTX
January 4th 04, 04:03 AM
72"Long 25" Wide (30" deep)
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> > I have a 215 gal Oceanic and am looking at the Tunze Turbelle products.
> > Can anyone offer a suggestion as to if the stream kit, with 2 Turbelle
> > stream 6100 2 * 3175 gal and Multicontroller, would be overkill?
> > My concern is that with only one pump, controlling Cyanobacteria will
be
> > difficult on 'both' sides of the tank.
> > I've had good success with 2 802 aquapumps, but I have an oolitic sand
> > substrate that gets too 'stormy'.
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Marc Levenson
January 4th 04, 07:25 AM
No problem, go with those streams.
Marc
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> > > I have a 215 gal Oceanic and am looking at the Tunze Turbelle products.
> > > Can anyone offer a suggestion as to if the stream kit, with 2 Turbelle
> > > stream 6100 2 * 3175 gal and Multicontroller, would be overkill?
> > > My concern is that with only one pump, controlling Cyanobacteria will
> be
> > > difficult on 'both' sides of the tank.
> > > I've had good success with 2 802 aquapumps, but I have an oolitic sand
> > > substrate that gets too 'stormy'.
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Marc Levenson
January 4th 04, 07:28 AM
Btw, if you want to hide the streams, Tunze makes a rock you can use to
camoflage it:
http://www.melevsreef.com/pics/macna15/tunze_rock1.jpg
http://www.melevsreef.com/pics/macna15/tunze_rock2.jpg
http://www.melevsreef.com/pics/macna15/tunze_rock3.jpg
http://www.melevsreef.com/pics/macna15/tunze_rock4.jpg
I believe the stuff they make it out of covers with coralline relatively
quickly.
Marc
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> > > I have a 215 gal Oceanic and am looking at the Tunze Turbelle products.
> > > Can anyone offer a suggestion as to if the stream kit, with 2 Turbelle
> > > stream 6100 2 * 3175 gal and Multicontroller, would be overkill?
> > > My concern is that with only one pump, controlling Cyanobacteria will
> be
> > > difficult on 'both' sides of the tank.
> > > I've had good success with 2 802 aquapumps, but I have an oolitic sand
> > > substrate that gets too 'stormy'.
> >
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Dragon Slayer
January 5th 04, 05:56 AM
I have 2 of the 6100's on my 180 (6x2x2) with the 7094 controller. I run it
in tide mode most of the time and never have any problems with it set that
way. if I have it to 'pulse' with both pumps set at 30% and then 100%, when
both hit max output there is a slight amount of sand that gets stirred up.
while they are a bit big to look at in the tank, the price of that
'camaflodged' rock just isn't worth it IMO.
hth
kc
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