Wavemakers

[IrishPride]

Just wanted some thoughts on wavemakers from those who have used them?
I've been debating on getting one but undecided based on online reviews.

 

[crazybizzle]

theres been alot of threads started on this but ill chime in again  , im extremely happy with mine i have a 150 gal and ive been using the fishstreet wavebox for 2 years now with no problems and leaves no dead spots anywhere also hell of alot cheaper than the tunze. and just to back it up in case even thou i dont need to i pick up a used tuze nano wavebox to compliment it which is also great my doesnt come close to the power that the fishstreet puts out hence the nano title.....if ur going to spend the money get a wavebox regardless of the brand and screw all the powerheads  i would never switch not even to the mp's

 

[Salty Cracker]

I have the tunze, got a helluvadeal off DTI.  I have to agree they're pretty pricey for a box and a pump, but I believe it was a big step forward in being able to grow sps.  TUNZE WAVEBOX

 

[Duke]

love mine too, running a tunze nano in a 48" tank

Coral Reef Tank - Feeding Fish

 

[unibob]

Have tunze nano in my 40 gallon, love it! Was able to remove multiple powerheads.

 

[harleymike]

Ive seen Dukes in person. His works great. Lots of movement.

 

[davesolo29]

love my tunze wavebox.  one of my best investments in my opinion.

 

[IrishPride]

Do you guys have any dead spots?  Did you have to rearrange your rocks?
Did the wavemaker eliminate all powerheads?

 

[davesolo29]

i still use a couple of mp40s.. but really dont need to.  a couple koralia nanos would work just fine to hit behind rockwork.

 

[Duke]

I still run 2 tunze 6045's to add some extra direct flow.

 

[unibob]

I run a korilla 1050 I believe, I have it pointed just at bottom of barebottom tank to make sure nothing lands on bottom