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I have one in my 84X30X27 tank, and it's at one end near the top like you have in your picture. With two of them, I would probably put them at opposite ends and have them alternate.
These pumps are amazingly powerful. When I first got mine, it came defaulted to 50% power, and it looked like a hurricane hit the tank. I only run it at 10-20%.
These pumps are amazingly powerful. When I first got mine, it came defaulted to 50% power, and it looked like a hurricane hit the tank. I only run it at 10-20%.
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I'm thinking about getting one for my 150. Which model would you recommend?
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I got the 350 and the are powerful.
I just ordered two for my 180. Looks like it may be overkill
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Just give them to me and you can reorder some smaller ones. Problem solved! Haha
The only reason I got the 350 instead of the next lower model is the glass thickness. The next model down was only recommended for glass up to .5" as I recall, and I didn't want the same experience I had with an MP-10 where it worked for a while then started falling off the tank.
Maybe we can trade for some acrylic work???
The 330’s are a little meh in my 150g (4ft). I’m planning (when I hit the lotto) to pair them with mp40’s to get the different flow patterns from top to bottom.
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What are you looking for?
Some baffles for a 75 gallon sump
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Assuming it's a glass sump, measure the exact gap between glass panels that you need to seal, subtract 1/8" (1/16" per side), get the height that you'd like, and call up a glass company for quotes on that piece. I can lay a silicone bead for you but I'd need to have the sump at my place for a day or two.
