TS24 for 90 gal. Oceanic Bow Front

[tjericks]

I was wondering what recommendation you might have for a 90 gallon Oceanic Bow Front with the TS24 which I believe includes: 2 pumps with 2x12000/h (3175 gal), wave simulation, foodtimer, operation in night mode sequential pump circuit and tide simulation = 2 Turbelle stream 6100 + Multicontroller 7094.

The Reef Ready tank dimensions are:
Length: 48" wide (overflow left rear corner 9" x 6")
Side Width: 11.75" (Interior) - 12.5" (Exterior)
Center Width: 16.5" (Interior) - 18" (Exterior)
Height: 27" (Approximately... from crush coral base to water level - 29" actual exterior tank level)

If not the TS24, what Stream solution should I go with that has at least a Multicontroller and a night mode?

Thanks in advance for your advice. I'm very impressed with your support and promptness in this forum, Roger. This is one reason I'm seriously researching the TS24 because I almost placed an order for 2 SeaSwirls for delivery tomorrow, but am willing to wait for the right solution.

I have too much invested in my aquariums to penny pinch on this one. I've chosen this tank as my show tank with premium corals even though I could have gone bigger on tanks I felt that a smaller foot print with premium corals would make more of an impact than a smaller one blowing your socks off. So, I really want the Cadillac or Rolls Royce solution. As a result, if you were to come back with some other options/choices I'd look take your advice very seriously.

 

[endymion]

The expense of sea swirls, the external pumps, closed loop drilling, etc is not much of a bargin.

I would look at getting a couple of 6000s with the multi-controller. You would really need to crank down the 6100s. Plus if you get a larger tank you can switch the transformers to get them to perform as 6100s.

 

[Mimbler1]

Right, if you oversize, and have to crank them down, you lose some of the benefit of the pulsing operation which I think is one of the best benefits of these pumps,
Mike