wave makers

[d2mini]

That is the way to go...if you don't mind spending about $800 on 2 powerheads.

:mrgreen:

Ya, the cool thing is we're making dry docks in the overflow. So the part you see in the water will be very thin compared to Koralia powerheads and then the dry portion will be hidden in the overflow dry dock with the power cords going down the overflow and straight into the stand, so no visible cords. And then with the massive amount of flow they produce I should be good to go with just the two.

 

[daugherty]

the hydor one does them seperatly

 

[winyfrog]

I use a couple different ones. in my 850 I run 2 tunze waveboxes I also have 2 pumps that turn on and off at different times of the day to create high and low tide. (mix reef)

In my 180 I run an 8 way oceans motions (mix reef)

in my hubbies 120 he runs 2 squids and a 4 way oceans motions (this is an sps tank)

I love wave makers they help keep detritus moving as well as the coral grow awesome with them. I think I like the tunze box the best.