Wave too big will kill the fish?

[Keith khoo]

Hi, recently change my wavemaker (WP-25)

Already set the lowest mode for my 2 feet tank ,but too big wave will my fishes die?

[alexcyf]

A higher chance e corals might die instead, use w1. Think at low rates its still okie for 2 feet

[artxakis]

yup the wavemaker shud be for the coral. last time i ask lfs they said if the fish feels current is too strong they will find a spot to relax !! haha maybe true maybe not i dunno

[Ken_ng]

Jebao has made the wavemaker counter intuitive. S1 is the highest speed and S3 is the lowest. I had that problem too previously thinking that S1 was the lowest.

This would probably help

http://www.marineaquariumsa.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=14638&d

[megacue]

Intend to add in wp10 to aid the wp25 for my 2ft.

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[tofubox]

same, i'm gonna add a wp10 to my barebottom with wp25 currently running. 2ft tank as well. I think it depends on what fish u talking about. But haven't had any problems with my fishes with high flow.

I watched a video before, normal tanks with lower flowrates that had fishes dying, when they disected the fish, they realise it had fatty liver. Compared to a high flow tank.

[kenyee]

same, i'm gonna add a wp10 to my barebottom with wp25 currently running. 2ft tank as well. I think it depends on what fish u talking about. But haven't had any problems with my fishes with high flow.

I watched a video before, normal tanks with lower flowrates that had fishes dying, when they disected the fish, they realise it had fatty liver. Compared to a high flow tank.

Interesting, fish die of fatty liver..higher flow the fish exercise more, can see more movement from the fish..

[ASHWIN]

Hi Bro..fishes can hide..but note some can die due to being bash left and right..but mostly corals will be affected..set it to the lowest mode..