Is there such a thing as wasting gph when mixing salt? I'm thinking about a maxijet 600 to circulate between 20 and 30 gallons of saltwater in a rubbermaid type container or garbage can. The 1200 is not much more dollar wise, but has a lot more flow. Does it help?
I'm also going to throw it in my tank after setup when I put in my UNcured live rock. And possibly use it down the road if I find I need extra circulation (I'll have 1500 gph flowing through 2 seaswirls on a 150gal tank, not including the powerhead). Although the last is unlikely as the reason I got the seaswirls is to avoid having powerheads in the tank.
I know the difference is only about 2 bucks, so why am I wasting your and my time?
I'm also going to throw it in my tank after setup when I put in my UNcured live rock. And possibly use it down the road if I find I need extra circulation (I'll have 1500 gph flowing through 2 seaswirls on a 150gal tank, not including the powerhead). Although the last is unlikely as the reason I got the seaswirls is to avoid having powerheads in the tank.
I know the difference is only about 2 bucks, so why am I wasting your and my time?
