Nano Wave Box Question

[jdhuyvetter]

I've got a Nano with the 6091 controller on a 150XH aquarium (72l x 18w x 28h). The tank is mostly soft corals with a couple of LPS. This produces a nice wave. I actually can't run it wide open as the wave will spill over the trim. It is at about 75%. I am upgrading this tank to a 300 (78l x 30w x 28h).

I was wondering if I added another Nano to the controller would that be sufficient given the extra width of the new tank?

Also, who sells the Nano by itself. It seems that everywhere I have looked, it is the Nano with the 6091.

 

[shawnz28]

I believe it would work if you space them out a bit. To my knowledge the nano wavebox is not available without a controller at this time so maybe one full size wavebox might be a better option. But Roger may have something available so I would wait for his reply before making a desision.

 

[rvitko]

The Nano only comes with the controller. For the bigger tank I think a full size wavebox which is available as 6215.500 with no controller would be the better option.

 

[jdhuyvetter]

Will that work in conjunction with the Nano? Or, just replace the Nano with a single wavebox?

 

[rvitko]

It could replace it, but there is no reason they wouldn't work together if you wanted a bigger wave.

 

[keinreis]

or you could just donate the nano to a freind...

 

[jdhuyvetter]

If I go with a wavebox (and I probably will), Travis is first in line for the Nano. You can be second! Either way, one of you will need to get the controller.

 

[keinreis]

If I go with a wavebox (and I probably will), Travis is first in line for the Nano. You can be second! Either way, one of you will need to get the controller.

I actually don't need it. My 2 6055 nano streams and the aquasurf makes all the wave my tank can handle.