VIDEO: Maxspect Gyre Generator Pump in action!

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We recently began testing a Maxspect Gyre prototype in our 80-gallon shallow reef aquarium in the office and quickly realized we'd need a bigger, deeper tank to truly get a feeling of what this revolutionary device can do.

[video=youtube;8gDgkNCdgoE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gDgkNCdgoE[/video]
 
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Sounds like you guys got a problem. I'll tell you what, send me a PM and I'll buy the gyre off of you. Problem solved, you're welcome!

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lowbudget said:
i need one of these but does the magnet able to stick for 1" glass/ acrylic?
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The new prototype I got holds really well. I think it may hold up. It holds to my tank excellent. It still didn't come with rubber to hold it in place but I used a rubber washer to keep it in place.
 
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TH64 said:
Looks pretty cool but the vid says that tank is 150g not 80g shallow ?
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Right, sorry for the confusion. We tried it in the office 80 gallon shallow reef and quickly realized we couldn't kick it up to full speed without causing a sandstorm. So Joe and and Robert from our staff took it to Joe's home to try in his 150.
 
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