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| Do you mean the Hydor Koralia ph? They move a lot of water & use very little power. Ideally what you are looking for is no dead spots in your tank - I'd get either the 2 or 3. I think the #4 would be too much current. What do you have now for a return pump?You don't want so much current that the fish can't swim against it or that the corals are getting blown all over the place. |
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| Yes I do mean the korelia 4. Currently I have a reeflo external pump that has a pretty good flow to the inside of the tank but my tank is an all glass with a built in over flow box so my return line only goes to one side of the tank. |
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| You can look here for a full review with video: Reef Builders Blog about saltwater fish, Marine Hobby & Aquarium » Blog Archive » Hydor Koralia Full Review
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