mr.wilson
.Registered Member
There is pressure on the joints of the tank with alternating currents and in peters tank the water flow needs to be lower.Over ten years working with reef tanks and 40 years working with water.Have a good day
Ralph
I respect your opinion, but we are still taking about pretty much a static load here. maybe the photos make it look like more movement than it really is. It's a matter of quality not quantity. Typical reef tanks have a 20-40 x turnover of water movement. Peter's is closer to 10 x the volume of the tank even at the high end.
We may turn down the flow a bit more if corals are being knocked over. Right now we are only consuming 500 watts to move the water. Even the smallest fish like the fire gobies and anthias are always out and swim directly in the current.
What flow level would you recommend, other than "lower"?