90 Gallon Setup - Vortech or Tunze?

MikeAshworth · #1 09-10-2013, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Rice Reef

Welcome to Can Reef and Hope you will be sharing your build over time!
You may also want to consider wp40 and wp25s. It is a blending of the tunze and mp40 but at fraction of the cost. For the price of one mp40 you can get four wp25 or wp40s to run your tank an more! There are several threads on the wp40 and wp25 pumps right now for you to review. Good luck on your build!

Thanks for the welcome and the quick reply! I will definitely be posting my build as soon as i have everything up and running. As of right now, i'm still in the learning stage..

. I will make sure to read up on those pumps later tonight, thanks a lot Rice Reef.

Seriak · #2 09-10-2013, 05:25 PM

Yes I like the sounds of the Jebao WP40 as well, but where can you get them in Canada?

Mandosh · #3 09-10-2013, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Seriak

Yes I like the sounds of the Jebao WP40 as well, but where can you get them in Canada?

http://www.reefsupplycanada.com/wp40-wavemaker/

Acrowhora · #4 09-10-2013, 08:07 PM

Jebao is a great alternative to vortech and tunze for a fraction of the cost.

brizzo · #5 09-10-2013, 08:37 PM

I just completed my own research comparing MP10 to Tunze 6055 and what would work best for my tank and existing equipment. I decided to order the Tunze, because it is a premium product, and because I am able to set the direction of the pump, and in my case I would like to attach the pump to the rear overflow wall in my tank which wasn't an option with a Vortech. Going to use my Apex VDM module which I purchased for my new LED lights, so it will be a nice combo!

Go with Tunze and you have a good excuse to order yourself an Apex?