MaxiJet Mod flow

Just a demo of wht the flow looks like in my 65 gal mixed reef tank after the maxijet mods were installed. I used 2 MJ1200 PHs mod'd per the MJMODS site. I swapped out for smaller propellors as the large one had way too much flow. Shot under my actinic lighting.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Maxijet
• DIY
• Reef
• Aquarium
• tank
• saltwater

[jasongorny]

ok what the heck was that?

[wbrian]

Hi Jason, I was just trying to show how much flow I am getting in my tank froma MJ Mod. The air bubbles are there just to highlight the amount of flow. Without them, you couldn't really see the amount of flow. They are made by an airline tubing I put under the mj mod. I don't keep it there normally.

HTH!

Brian

[puffcrusader696]

wow I didn't look at the date of the post lol... my saltwater tank is doing well :D I got rid of my maxi mod cuz it blew all my fish around lol

[puffcrusader696]

It was close to the surface of the water, it was such a good flow upgrade that it sucked air from the surface... you are just quick to post without thinking why it is pulling air

[geniusgene]

the bubbles are there because he positioned the powerhead to close to the water surface so it is pulling air in

[musho3210]

youve never been to the ocean have you?

Its a myth, and its not true, the only thing it really affects is filter-feeders.

[geedunk13]

they cant kill a reef, but they are bad for a reef.

[kyle1284]

my friend you are ill informed and stupid if you ment this comment

[geedunk13]

air bubbles can kill a reef, their really only for freshwater fish

[M3tSEqualGOD]

Thats a Metal Halide or T5 light