but perhaps scaping the rocks in a way where the back wall would be completely covered would solve this problem? i'm just not sure what is best, and was wondering what other experienced reefers think about powerhead placement in this situation. my concern with this is, again, having a deadspot at the back of the tank. (apparently livestock find it annoying to have a consistent unilateral flow of water.) with that being said, i thought perhaps it would be better to have the 245gph placed on the right side of the back wall, pointing towards the front glass - so that the streams would directly hit each other somewhere close to the middle of the front glass. Installing a Chiller on BioCube 32: Due to high temperatures on my BioCube 32 I am installing a Chill Solutions chiller to help bring the temp down. i also read that it would be most beneficial to have the streams from 2 powerheads hit each other directly - creating an inconsistent flow of water. i did this in an attempt to prevent having a dead spot at the rear end of the tank.Īfter a little more researching, i learned it was best to have powerheads pointed in a way where the stream would directly hit the glass. i placed the 245gph on the right side glass of the tank pointing slightly downwards and towards the bottom left corner of the tank (so the stream would travel along the back wall). Initially i had placed the 425gph directly under the water return (on the left side) pointing slightly down and towards the front glass (with the water return pointing slightly up towards the water surface). my concern is the water movement/placement of the powerheads. i'm not sure if it's because i'm a chronic or because my project management skills are debilitated (it's probably both) - but i inadvertently purchased two (2) koralia nanos (1 245gph 1 425gph). i've been planning this build for months now. Best For Planted Tanks: Cobalt Aquatics Pump Nano-Flow. This then bounces off the other side of the tank, creating a flow. Best For Up to 30 Gallons: Hygger Nano Wave Maker Aquarium Powerhead. A gyre, also known as a wavemaker, provides a broad, linear stream of flow in one direction. Best for Saltwater: Fluval Sea CP1 Circulation Pump.
Q: Do you need a wave maker for a 32 bio cube tank. i haven't received the rock just as yet, so there is no scape at the moment. So if you are interested in learning more about this topic, keep reading Best Overall: Hydor Koralia. : BioCube Coralife Size 32 LED Aquarium Reef Package (with New. the plan is to introduce 20 lbs of dry rock 15 lbs of live sand.
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