do i really need it or what

[thesaent14]

do i really need a close loop yes or no and pics please how will you doit in a 180g

 

[kane4187]

You dont really need one if your going to run powerheads ie. tunze streams.

 

[kane4187]

And if you went with a close loop you would have to drill your tank for the bulk heads or do a over the top style like melev's did.

 

[Scuba_Dave]

I went with Tunze on a controller w/night sensor
Less power usage, no holes to drill, no chance of leaks

 

[soldier1911]

You could also look at the cheaper Seio's.

 

[thesaent14]

hey i just saw this and it looks really good

http://www.ecotechmarine.com/products/vortech/WaveController.htm

 

[kakan]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6502558#post6502558 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by thesaent14
hey i just saw this and it looks really good

http://www.ecotechmarine.com/products/vortech/WaveController.htm

Yeah those pump's are really neat. I'm not sure when the release date is but I hear there going to have a pretty big price tag. But with the battery backup system they would be well worth it.

Heres a thread from the Icecap forum with a lot more info.

www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=672444

HTH
Kakan

 

[Jon Evans]

I had a seio pump, and it really moved water. I switched to three maxi jet 1200s on a wave maker that I got from drsfosterandsmith.com. I works great, but I'm having a hard time keeping the stupid powerheads on the glass.

 

[wojo]

same issue here, have couple of MJs running but im tempted to start another DIY project: SCWD closed-loop wavemaker

 

[thesaent14]

hey lets all get on this one i have this proyect to see what we come up with

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showt...threadid=751107