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02-10-2006, 07:39 PM
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I agree that other equipment should take priority, such as a good protein skimmer and calcium recator, but once those items have been "accumulated", the wavebox is a decent approach to the issue of water circulation...there are many options and solutions to water flow, but for an out of the box solution without a plumbing investment, I feel it is good value...just make sure you mount it properly (strongly consider the magnets)...it makes a hell of a mess if the suction cup fails and it shoots water all over the room (while one is at work, shorting out a power bar and causing what looks like a small electrical fire)
...and I definitely agree and believe that it is likely better suited to 6 foot plus tanks...I tried it on my 90 (4 foot) and it works much better on the 180...
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02-10-2006, 08:13 PM
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Awesome wave action produced in the display tank at J&L's.
I think it would be really worth it for those who want an eazy solution to water movement, and want to stay away from drill tanks, closed loops, powerheads, plumbing, etc.
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03-05-2006, 05:42 PM
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Just bought one myself , the wave looks cool
 The one in the J&L display is a good seller as, they told me that since they set up the wave box in the display they sell every wave box they bring in ,in fact they have a waiting list
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03-05-2006, 05:57 PM
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movement
For those who have it, is the water movement enough for the whole tank?
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