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![]() I think about 12 to 14 inches. Not home to measure it right now. But they are about half way up.
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![]() I usually place them 1/3 from top when i was running the tunzes in my old tank. Lower usually pushed the sand up for me
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![]() I'd recommend the 15's! I just put the 20s on my 300 and I have them on the lowest setting and have to redo my sand twice in the week I've had them on.
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![]() Thanks, how far is your pump from the bottom?
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![]() 24" high tank,I have them as close to the top as I can enough so they don't suck any air. Approx 3/4
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![]() I think the RW20's are overkill in anything shy of 7-8 feet long. I bought two for my new 7 footer. I placed just one to test it out in my 79" long 100 gallon and on the lowest setting it blew corals right off the rocks.
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![]() The higher up, the more "wave action" they produce. I usually have mine halfway down in a 24" tank. Mine is a LPS-heavy 165g (just under 6') and keeping them low gives me a nice wafting motion, as opposed to whipping the frogspawns and hammers heads right off.
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![]() I have 2 rx 8 on a 6 foot 135 gallon tank opposite sides and at full speed they blow all the sand all over.probably the rx15 would be more then enough for your tank.
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