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| AquariumGuys.com - Freshwater and Saltwater Aquarium Supplies this site will show you the answer to your question. Scroll down to "power heads" and look at the Hydors. True, a little expensive but these are the magnetic fixture type so you can put them anywhere. Experimentation is the best bet. You want cross currents so position the pump accordingly. If these are out of your price range, an 802 is what I currently have as one of mine. If you get the 802 use the hang on bracket to hang it and rotate the head to the direction you need. Hope this helps. Last edited by unclejed; 01-14-2008 at 01:58 PM. |
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| I am not a fen of sunami style power heads like some people go for.I like them smaller and more of them.It seems like an effective way to eliminate dead spots. |
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