Nano wavebox on a 3'x2'x2' how will it work?

[Rocketboy52]

I've been looking at using a Nano wavebox on my 3'x2'x2' 90 gallon tank that I'm setting up right now and I've been trying to find someone who has a silimalar sized tank to let me know how it works. I've watched a bunch of wavebox videos on youtube, but one of my complaints is that some of the tanks have such a quick cycle that it looks more like a washing machine then gentle and slow back and forth motion. Some of the tanks look AMAZING with nice slow motion, very natural looking. Is there any feel for how "fast" the back and forth with be with a more cube shaped tank, compared to long and narrow?

 

[Jar*Head]

Rocketboy, you can always adjust the power to slower the wave. The power is located on the transformer starting from 12v - 24v. I have done it on a few tank where people want it nice and slow instead of fast and strong. With your tank size, nano wavebox is perfect for it and you'll be able to mount it from the back facing the front while gaining side to side wave motion.

The speed and side of the wave is personal reference. some like it fast and strong, some like it slow etc...

 

[rvitko]

You cannot really adjust the speed of the wave, you can reduce the amplitude (height) and this may make it appear slower but the frequency (speed) is fixed by the length of the tank, so a slower wave requires a longer tank.