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#27
01/11/2008, 12:31 PM
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This might be a silly question, but was it really worth the money to upgrade from the seios to the tunzes? I'm not happy with just the one vortech on my own tank, and I added a couple seio 620s I had laying around, but naturally, I want to ugprade those without paying for another vortech. I was considering 2x1500s rather than pay for the tunzes.
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01/11/2008, 12:51 PM
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The seios were monsters. They did an ok job for me. They seemed, however, as though they were about to crap out on me after just a little over a year's use. I had on and off issues with them not coming back on if I had to turn them off for some reason. It got worse as they got older. I just like the flow out of the 6060's better than what I was getting out of the 1500's. Oh, and I bought both of my Tunzes used, so they were actually priced a bit better than new 1500's, if I remember correctly. Just had to be patient and wait for them to come up for sale.
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01/11/2008, 01:20 PM
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Great tank...Gives me motivation to make my newer reef that
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#30
01/11/2008, 01:22 PM
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MSN,
Have you considered a couple of koralia's? They stay in place and look better than the seio's. Also reasonably priced. |
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