There are other ways to do this. For instance, you could just get a $6.00
timer and set it to turn the pump on and off at intervals. Either way will
shorten the life of the pump.

It is questionable if it needs to be done at all. With so many pumps
operating you are likely getting some turbulence anyway. Aim them so that
they intersect and you will get some variable turbulence.

Here are some ideas and information:
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/circmarart.htm

"Layer3guru" wrote in message
...
Is there any real advantage on adding a wavemaker pro to my setup, I know
it
is all about simulating the rel environment and supposedly reduces stress.
But I think I am doing a good job already especially considering I have
had
an anemone split and water conditions are monitored and kept optimal to
the
best of my ability. I am just trying to be the responsible keeper. If
anyone
has one I would love to here what you think about it and results.

My Setup

55 Gallon

60 pounds Live Sand

80 Pounds Tampa Live Rock

1 150watt Heater

1 100watt Heater

2 MaxiJet 1200 for water circulation

1 Powerhead 604 additional water circulation

1 ProQuatics 1600 Canister nothing in it besides using phosban every now
and
again.

1 CPR Bak Pak 2

260 watts of lighting 11hours a day by timer 2actinics 2 10,000 white.



Pictures Seen at http://www.digitalrage.org/tank/