mattsilvester
Team RC
Dear Roger, All,
I have a 48" x 24" x 18" rimless tank, mixed reef. I also have a Stream 6101 with controller. I have a selection of 3 jumpers:
- (12V): 2,500 - 7,000 LPH
- (18V): (something in between)
- (24V): 4,000 - 12,000 LPH
My aqua-scaping is an offset island, with a smaller island to one side; with the stream pointing toward the big island. The intention is to put high-flow loving corals on the "seaward" side of the main island, with lower flow corals on the shore-ward side of the main island, and on the small island. Please see attached images which hopefully illustrate my point and make sense.
So I have set the controller to "pulse" between max and min, pointing at the island.
My question. Which jumper should I use, and is my circulation strategy good (return pump directions water forward from back corner, about 45 degrees - easily adjust to create turbulent flow against the stream flow direction)?
Currently using the 12V jumper and it feels / looks like not enough flow.
Many thanks in advance.
I have a 48" x 24" x 18" rimless tank, mixed reef. I also have a Stream 6101 with controller. I have a selection of 3 jumpers:
- (12V): 2,500 - 7,000 LPH
- (18V): (something in between)
- (24V): 4,000 - 12,000 LPH
My aqua-scaping is an offset island, with a smaller island to one side; with the stream pointing toward the big island. The intention is to put high-flow loving corals on the "seaward" side of the main island, with lower flow corals on the shore-ward side of the main island, and on the small island. Please see attached images which hopefully illustrate my point and make sense.
So I have set the controller to "pulse" between max and min, pointing at the island.
My question. Which jumper should I use, and is my circulation strategy good (return pump directions water forward from back corner, about 45 degrees - easily adjust to create turbulent flow against the stream flow direction)?
Currently using the 12V jumper and it feels / looks like not enough flow.
Many thanks in advance.