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tbittner · 04-27-2008, 09:12 PM

A 75 IS a nice sized tank but I'd recommend a 125. That six foot length really opens up your options for what fish you can keep.

I'm too a CL fan but you can't argue with the flow created with Tunzes and Vortechs. Add in the controllers for these two and you can create pretty much any type of flow you want/need.

Koralias are nice but they aren't anywhere near the pump of the tunzes and vortechs. I have one vortech and 7 koralias (in three different tanks) and the vortech is by FAR a much superior pump but they're really expensive.

04-27-2008, 09:12 PM	#5 (permalink)
tbittner Watch this Ma! Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Northern VA Posts: 5,562 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: The perfect flow for a mixed reef tank A 75 IS a nice sized tank but I'd recommend a 125. That six foot length really opens up your options for what fish you can keep. I'm too a CL fan but you can't argue with the flow created with Tunzes and Vortechs. Add in the controllers for these two and you can create pretty much any type of flow you want/need. Koralias are nice but they aren't anywhere near the pump of the tunzes and vortechs. I have one vortech and 7 koralias (in three different tanks) and the vortech is by FAR a much superior pump but they're really expensive. __________________ Terry 150g predator tank full of killers. Soon to be upgraded to a 360g. 450g reef 300g sump.