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September 18th 06, 03:35 AM
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A good Power Head
I'm currently using a mag 7 drive for my 75 gal FOWLR. It moves a lot of
water for me but the problem is i have it placed on top of a piece of flat live rock and it tend to move around. I've been unable to figure out how to mount it so it stays in one place. Can someone please recommend a good power head for my tank. Thanks 
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September 18th 06, 08:46 AM
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A good Power Head
Peter Pan wrote:
I'm currently using a mag 7 drive for my 75 gal FOWLR. It moves a lot of water for me but the problem is i have it placed on top of a piece of flat live rock and it tend to move around. I've been unable to figure out how to mount it so it stays in one place. Can someone please recommend a good power head for my tank. Thanks A good powerhead that will create quite a bit of flow (even more than the mag 7 would be a SEIO 820 or even better the 1100 or 1500. They work great do not use much electricity and so far seem to be pretty reliable. Kim www.jensalt.com
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September 18th 06, 05:56 PM
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A good Power Head
Peter Pan wrote:
I'm currently using a mag 7 drive for my 75 gal FOWLR. Does yours make a loud hum? I just bought two, and they seem to be a bit noisy. George Patterson Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to your slightly older self.
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September 18th 06, 10:34 PM
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A good Power Head
Yes it hummmmmmmms... But it's not as loud as my protein skimmer. It MOVES a
lot of water too.. "George Patterson" wrote in message news:YcAPg.891$GO2.873@trnddc01... Peter Pan wrote: I'm currently using a mag 7 drive for my 75 gal FOWLR. Does yours make a loud hum? I just bought two, and they seem to be a bit noisy. George Patterson Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to your slightly older self.
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September 19th 06, 02:38 AM
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A good Power Head
"Peter Pan" wrote in
: I'm currently using a mag 7 drive for my 75 gal FOWLR. It moves a lot of water for me but the problem is i have it placed on top of a piece of flat live rock and it tend to move around. I've been unable to figure out how to mount it so it stays in one place. Can someone please recommend a good power head for my tank. Thanks I've seen on marinedepot.com and elsewhere, new magnetic holders which are supposed to work like the magnetic algae scrapers. Supposed to be adaptable to about any powerhead/pump. I'm planning on trying a couple when the $$$ are available. Mark
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