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![]() I've already tossed every coralife product that I've owned in the trash. Which was two pairs of gloves, two PC fixtures and one timer power bar. If saving money is your top priority my suggestion is keep a keen eye on the used section.
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![]() You might be right. I guess time will tell.
However, have also followed all the reports about the wet side and noise problems with the Vortechs, and would have expected better given the cost of these. And Coralife does give a life time warranty with this wavemaker, so will just have to see. The biggest weak spot with the Coralife pumps were the suction pumps. But by using the Koralia ones, I have bypassed that. I have also just found a source to buy the Koralia magnet sets for just 13 bucks each, so that is a pretty small extra cost to use magnets instead of the suction cups.
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