Wavysea tunze connection

[islandcreation]

I was inspired by Perry's wavysea tunze connection that I was wondering if it would work for a seaswirl? Can anyone confirm this? Or another option rather than just buying a wavysea (cost almost double of a seaswirl). Thanks

Jason

 

[Elite]

I thought he uses the seaswirl... no ??

 

[islandcreation]

Phoung,

I thought it was a wavysea? If it was a seaswirl I have hope...

 

[bluenassarius]

island,

have you seen the new tunze nano wavemaker? it looks pretty bad

 

[islandcreation]

I did see them I'm just trying to see the best bet as far as cost efficiency as far as used and new. I was going to go with some used vortechs G2 but its up there too. I'm going to have to read more in regards to them.

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island,

have you seen the new tunze nano wavemaker? it looks pretty bad
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[xinumaster]

the wavysea attachment was connected to my seaswir -- two of them one on each side of the tank. I used to have 4 tunzes before pointed at a fixed direction, but I still see blind spots at the edges of the tank. Adding the wavysea attachment to my seaswirl elliminates those blind spots. The flow was also two much and so I end up removing the other extra 2 tunzes, too.

 

[sfsuphysics]

too much flow??? never! you just need to remove some corals

 

[islandcreation]

Thanks Perry for confirming the setup. One question, did the seaswirls have to be 1 inch? Or did the diameter even matter?

 

[xinumaster]

The wavysea is tunze attachment is 3/4", so you'll need a 3/4" seaswirl. 1" seaswirl will work but you'll need a reducer.