Hey Roger,
First, I'd like to say the forum and your input is great! Before it was always very hard to find any information about Tunze products unless I came by Aquatek and bugged you...
Question -
I am very excited to see a product like the turbelle stream finally coming out. I have always felt that moving large amounts of water gently has been one of the lacking features in a closed system. I think a kit containing the stream pumps will be great for a large tank I have planned.
I just have one concern - From looking at pictures on the tunze site I am not sure where the inlet is located (maybe the sides?). On the turbelle powerheads there is a long strainer attached that prevents objects from being sucked up into the motor. With flow rates of up to 3,170 gph I am concerned that anenomes will be sucked in. If the sides function as the strainers will this provided enough protection for roaming anenomes?
Thanks!
First, I'd like to say the forum and your input is great! Before it was always very hard to find any information about Tunze products unless I came by Aquatek and bugged you...
Question -
I am very excited to see a product like the turbelle stream finally coming out. I have always felt that moving large amounts of water gently has been one of the lacking features in a closed system. I think a kit containing the stream pumps will be great for a large tank I have planned.
I just have one concern - From looking at pictures on the tunze site I am not sure where the inlet is located (maybe the sides?). On the turbelle powerheads there is a long strainer attached that prevents objects from being sucked up into the motor. With flow rates of up to 3,170 gph I am concerned that anenomes will be sucked in. If the sides function as the strainers will this provided enough protection for roaming anenomes?
Thanks!