Reddit reviews SUN 2 Piece JVP Series Submersible Circulation Power Head Pump, 530 GPH

SUN 2 Piece JVP Series Submersible Circulation Power Head Pump, 530 GPH https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00YYIHGXS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_gXRSAbNNQ54G8

I use two of these in my 29g tank on opposite sides. Work great. One is angled towards the top and the other to the middle section where my coral are to get flow.

This is the tank I have so as you can see the filtration is built in. I added two of the cheapest powerheads I could find on amazon and directed them at the walls or each other to randomize the flow a bit. I can't link the light I use as it's from a site that is apparently banned on this subreddit so this comment will be hidden. The one thing that I wish I knew when I started isn't so much with the equipment or conversion itself, but moreso where to place my corals and how to arrange my rockwork. Similar to planning out a planted scape with the right plants in the right places for how they grow, it's good to know the growth pattern and method for your corals. I currently have GSP that is taking over a very good portion of my tank and is in the process of jumping from one rock to another to expand even further. I also placed some zoas directly underneath a plating monti which means in some time the zoas will be completely shaded and will need to be moved. thing like that which I didn't think of as issues are the main ones that Ive dealt with in terms of "growing pains" As for fish, I have 2 clowns and 2 goby (different types so they don't fight). Then I just kinda went with what I found interesting. I have an urchin, a porcelain crab, a conch and tons of snails and hermits for clean up crew. I had an emerald crab which I really liked to watch, however, I think he was picking on my fish when they slept as I found my goby with a torn/red fin so I moved him to the filter compartment for now until I either get a larger tank or rehome him.

I put powerheads in my tank. Only downside is plants love to get stuck in them.