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(More customer reviews)(Remember this type is appropriate for tanks that have live coal in it or one that is a true reef tank).
I must agree with the previous reviewers. Now it dose work like it's supposed to, I had one in my tank back when I had fish (fresh not salt mine you). For a small reef tank it would be ok (say around the 20 gallon long range) but it's not a strong one like you need for a bigger reef tank (29 tall would be as big a tank I would put it in). I haven't tried thier bigger one but I think it would have done much better, just be stronger. I got mainly to make some diffrent currents in the tank. Eh... It just didn't "move" the water around like you think it would. I found it's better to just get one that is fixed, they are more quite and much less maintenance is needed to keep them working the way they are supposed to. If you don't mind a little bit of extra noise and making sure they stay clean they do indeed work like they are suppose to for a reaf tank.
If I remember correctly they do make some that would absolutely put this one to shame (like the one I saw in the display tank at my fish store, not pet store, "fish" store), but like you would expect they are going to cost alot more...
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