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I also have the Coralife DC 5800's, one on each side of a 6 ft tank. I set them to turbulence mode which varies where the flow meets to blast the bottom and doesn't let detritus build up in one area. I think all the wave maker type pumps, like ecotech and tunze, work that way.
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Well, I do have the three Tunze pumps on a controller as well. I run the 6055 behind the rocks in my 90 and it works well to keep detritus from settling behind the rocks. I do have one spot in my 90 that I can't seem to get the detritus out, so I just siphon it out. Both the tanks are bare bottom. Honestly, I'm really just looking to justify the use of the 2-way that's collecting dust. I don't want a closed loop and there is no point in using the 2-way on a 660 gph return line, buuuut if the line has an eductor on it increasing the flow to 1800 gph then perhaps it could be useable. |
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Well it could work for that, if your Tunze's keep the rest of the tank bottom clean. Give it a try, and see what happens.
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This plan is for the new tank. The rock will be designed much different...if I manage to have the patience to make it the way I want to.
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