since I cant afford vortech, I am looking at a substitute: red sea wavemaster pro. my question is which power heads to use with it that would work nicely. I would appreciate any kind of feedback of users of wavemaster pro.
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re: red sea wavemaster
- Thread starter rafal07013
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Hi, I am using Maxijet with mine. But you can use what ever you like. The Wavemaster Pro is suitable for powerheads/pumps up
to a maximum total of 720 W, 110 V units (680 W, 220 V units),
including a main pump of up to 360 W, 110 V units (350 W, 220
V units).
The Red Sea is a slow start when turning on and off the power heads.
Daniel
to a maximum total of 720 W, 110 V units (680 W, 220 V units),
including a main pump of up to 360 W, 110 V units (350 W, 220
V units).
The Red Sea is a slow start when turning on and off the power heads.
Daniel
would Koralia 4 work fine with it?
do not use the korila 4 for they will make an annoying sound when first starting up. I had the model three and i had to remove the wavemaker. But to my suprise i purchased the model 5 and they do not make any noise. Must be because of there big size.
ok, so what is the proper powerhead for red sea wavemaster? i have 72g tank.
I was told that the maxijet work fine with the wavemaker. You can also use the koralia only if its the magnum type.
hm... tough call... magnum would be probably to big for 72g. i will go with maxi jet and may upgrade. i will put all 4 of them in the tank and we will see.