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do you face your PH and blow them against each other? :huh:

or against the tank in front? :huh:

hmmm.. i've pointed in such a way now i see the debris in a whirlpool at the center of the tank. is tt okay? my overflow box is on the left side of the tank.. dont see how the debris can get washed in there...hmm :o was thinking of putting the power heads at 1 side of the tank to blow towards the overflow but I read that uni directional is not recommended.. :look:

ideas? or pics to show how you guys set the current flow direction? :thanks:

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I do not really get what you mean but for me, I found that pointing my return to my Tunze creates a nice random current

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I think for the most of us here, we go for random waves rather than specifically aimming to get rid of detrius on the sand.... ;)

There bound to be some detrius in some unknow dead corner, so our aim is to eliminate most if not all (possible???) dead areas. :huh:

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