Biocube 16: one wavemaker or two powerheads

[Desertoasis]

Hey everyone. I'm looking to get some water flow in my new tank and have been looking till my eyes are crossed. I am thinking either a Jaebo (i've seen the debate) wavemaker or two hydor powerheads. What is everyones thoughts here? I don't want to overdo it but I don't want any dead spots. Anyone have specific experience?

 

[aznflyfisherman]

I would go with one wavemaker..

 

[Desertoasis]

I would go with one wavemaker..

Any particular one you'd recommend for such a small tank?

 

[aznflyfisherman]

In a 16g the small Jabao is enough, or if I want to spend the money the mp10, I’m using the Jabao for almost 3 yr n still working good in my 29g biocube n I never clean it. Look on the right side that’s where I have it at.

 

[murphreef]

Go with the Jebao wave maker either the 10 or 25..... They work great and create more than enough flow.

Your tank will look to cluttered with 2 power heads.

 

[n3iz]

I'm running 2 Jebao OW--10 wave makers in my Biocube 16 and they work great

 

[scattered]

I run single Jebao in a 13.5 and there is no problem with flow.

 

[Cobra1311]

I just started a small bio cube and I’m running a koralia but I have an mp10 . Should I use the mp10 instead or would that be too much for a small reef like the biocube