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Thread: Which Powerhead

  1. 06-10-2009, 05:42 PM #1
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    I started my 46 gal tank yesterday, filled with salt water and live sand. As of right now Im using a biowheel penguin 200 (getting a SKIMMER later), And bought a Penguin 550 Powerhead, I was thinking about buying a HYDOR KORALIA 4 1200GPH as well. Would that be too much?? should I may be go with a KORALIA 3 instead??
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    I would say a Koralia 4 is definitely overkill, and a Koralia 3 would depend on tank setup. I would personally get a combination of Koralia 2's, 1's, and nano's. Possibly a Koralia 2 and a Koralia 1 for the whole tank.
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    Thanks a lot... I guess I'm buyin the koralia 3 then!
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