Would one of these be sufficient in a JBJ 28 gallon nanocube? I have 3 Koralia 425s right now that are too directional and I wanted to swap them out.
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I don't Know for sure, but I recommend this product to aquarium of 40 gallon, because my aquarium has 40 gallon.
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This pump is very sufficient for your application. I have recently put one in and i have to turn it down a bit so it doesn't make waves out of the tank. The pump is perfect for the nano 28!
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Depends on the type of coral and rockwork. I have set a full power in a 56 gallon (almost a cube) tank and my sps are doing just fine.
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Just get one and try it out. I believe the tank will be more than good enough for your tank.
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I have one in a 29 Biocube and it borders on too much. I have it on the lowest setting and I think it is perfect.
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Yup it working for my 30g anemone/lps tank. I don't think the flow is SPS strong, but flow is great. Keep in mind that my tank has almost no rocks with a return pump of 500gph. Perhaps you can keep one of the koralia. Let me know if you have questions.
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I reccomend you grab two of the biggest or two of the ones a size smaller than the biggest. I have 2 of the biggest in my 120 gallon reef and the current could be a tiny bit more
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You will be rowing upstream. The module sits in a bay. It does not sit there well. The old one snapped in. My new one just kinda lays on top. Maybe I need to sit on it :( So, if you have the right dimensions and shape, and cooling, and moisture proofing, and power supply w/proper connectors, etc.... I did use a Dremel drill and routed out a bigger hole for a bigger BIO-Wheel Power Filter. So you can cut it up.
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Don't know if will fit in your coralife biocube? I have one in my 29 oceanic cube for my Dwarf Seahorse's. You need to have room inside the tank as well as above? it sticks up over the top 2-3 inches. Do your tank have a custom lighted top cover? Hope this was helpful..
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I have 2 koralia 1650 in a 125 (72 inch length) and they are too much for the tank as a placed a partial obstruction in front to tame them down. I also have 2 850 which do not seem enough. For a 55 gallon I would stick with the 850 to 1000 range. I do like their magnetic base and wide column of water generated. I have mostly crushed coral salt tank with some aragonite sand. The sand is a problem with too much turbulence. Just one of the 1650 will transverse the whole 72 inch tank
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I have a corner reef tank (92G). Purchase the 36" version of this if you have zooanthids and SPS coral. If you have LPS, then you will need to get a 36" and a 24" running simultaneously.
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I have only one light on my 72 gallon bowfront (48" long, 24" deep) and it looks great; however, the far sides are not brightly lit. My corals are doing very well but I have softies, zoas, mushrooms etc. Two lights would be ideal and I would imagine a necessity for sps corals, clams etc.
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How many will this control?:Up to 100watts of pumps/powerheads and they can be of any manufacture as long as they are 110/115 volt.I have 150 gallon tank thats 4 foot by 2 foot by 3 foot How many do i need ?:Depending on your flow needs (let's say for sps which of course you need really high flow), you can place the Koralia evolution pumps in crossing or continual (circular) flow patterns. The larger ones should stay near the top to move the most water around your reef, and use smaller models for flow near the bottom. On a 120, I used 2 Evolution 1400's near the top, 2 700's at mid height and 2 Nano's at the bottom, using a simple 1 outlet to 3 outlet expander on the controller and it worked great. How many will this control?:Up to 100watts of pumps/powerheads and they can be of any manufacture as long as they are 110/115 volt.I have 150 gallon tank thats 4 foot by 2 foot by 3 foot How many do i need ?:Depending on your flow needs (let's say for sps which of course you need really high flow), you can place the Koralia evolution pumps in crossing or continual (circular) flow patterns. The larger ones should stay near the top to move the most water around your reef, and use smaller models for flow near the bottom. On a 120, I used 2 Evolution 1400's near the top,... » Read More How many will this control?:Up to 100watts of pumps/powerheads and they can be of any manufacture as long as they are 110/115 volt.I have 150 gallon tank thats 4 foot by 2 foot by 3 foot How many do i need ?:Depending on your flow needs (let's say for sps which of course you need really high flow), you can place the Koralia evolution pumps in crossing or continual (circular) flow patterns. The larger ones should stay near the top to move the most water around your reef, and use smaller models for flow near the bottom. On a 120, I used 2 Evolution 1400's near the top, 2 700's at mid height and 2 Nano's at the bottom, using a simple 1 outlet to 3 outlet expander on the controller and it worked great. « Show Less
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I have the Oceanic biocube 14 and upgraded recently using this exact Current USA LED kit. The mounts on my hood were different but was able to still creatively install using the same screws used for the original lighting. I even purchased the Current USA Ramp Pro to control the lighting schedule. Both were purchased from Amazon site.
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The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I... » Read More The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. « Show Less
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it may be a little too strong for freshwater plants or a little bit of overkill. But it is a great light. I use my 16" on a 29 gallon biocube. With all kinds of coral. And it's only at 60% a few hours a day. Very nice light. You may want to ask Hobbie Bug this question.
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Maybe. They sure blow out easy, don't they? I found a company that sells the replacement but I needed expert help to identify the exact component. He decided not to help once he figured out I'm not really using it to grow coral in salt water aquarium. If I were to buy LED again I'd spend more money upfront on a more reliable unit. Try googling any identifier on the panel, that might take you to a page of specs. If you can read them google the specs on the transformer and look for a retailer. Good luck. I just went back to HPS because we are flowering and we couldn't keep dicking around. Maybe. They sure blow out easy, don't they? I found a company that sells the replacement but I needed expert help to identify the exact component. He decided not to help once he figured out I'm not really using it to grow coral in salt water aquarium. If I were to buy LED again I'd spend more money upfront on a more reliable unit. Try googling any identifier on the panel, that might take you to a page of specs. If you can read them google the specs on the transformer and look for a retailer. Good luck. I just went back to HPS because we are flowering and we couldn't keep dicking around.
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Yes, this circles in a 360 motion like a wheel. Depending on the strength of your pump, it may be "too much." If you have gravel, it may not move the gravel, but it definitely would stir sand in a nano tank. Also, keep in mind it is the size of a half-dollar, so it will take up space in a nano tank. Hope this helps.
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I've got a 306 for a 38 gallon, and the flow is way too strong, it moves all the sand and lighter items. I have to set it to half the flow. But I assume that one still benefits from the larger bio-filter.
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I have these lighting up 2 dead corners in my 265 gal reef. based on where mine are placed I think you would need no more than 2. try one first holding over tank before installation to see how it works. you can always return the second if not needed. good luck.
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Diagonal might be better since the package says not to, but I think that someone called the company and found out they have the warning because of some country to country issue or something. If you had it totally horizontal towards the top it should have no problem, but at the bottom it may be more risky because more of the cord is in the tank. If you are worried about the visibility of this heater in smaller tanks, it is easy to hide (you just sometimes see the heater light at night). I have a few of these in my 5g tanks and they are easy to hide with the filter. But if you are worried about the heat not being even, this heater is really only meant for the smaller tanks so it really isn't a problem (unless it breaks on you). I think the highest it can go to is 10g, but for my 10g tanks I got the same brand's 200w version since it was cheaper than the 100w. It heats the tank quicker and I removed my fish since I didn't want to stress them out too much, then acclimated them before putting them back in the tank.
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I'm running 2 on a 120 gal.FOWLR tank (no corals). The tank is 24" tall. With the Kessil you may be OK but not positive. I'm only using 40% or less of the power available with the Aquamanas.