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I like a skimmer in my 10g. I use a cheap 30g aquatic life (that might just be my ro brand I'm not positive) that turns 90g an hour. I run this in a 70g aquaclear hob and it fits in perfectly with chemipure blue. It was ~$50 on Amazon so you don't need one crazy expensive imoSpeaking of skimmers, does anyone have a recommendation for a 12g tank. Or is a skimmer crucial for a tank that small?
I like a skimmer in my 10g. I use a cheap 30g aquatic life (that might just be my ro brand I'm not positive) that turns 90g an hour. I run this in a 70g aquaclear hob and it fits in perfectly with chemipure blue. It was ~$50 on Amazon so you don't need one crazy expensive imo
Yes, mostly just for looks. It is a small skimmer but still too large to go inside a 10g. Probably wouldn't be as bad in something larger. I highly recommend that skimmer, it works extremely wellSo u run a protein skimmer inside of a hob filter?
Yes, mostly just for looks. It is a small skimmer but still too large to go inside a 10g. Probably wouldn't be as bad in something larger. I highly recommend that skimmer, it works extremely well
Mine is about 3x3 inches and 8 inches tall. I know it fits in many reef ready nano set ups but you may need some modsAny chance u have a guess on the demensions width and length I wonder if it will fit in the overflow that's built into my tank
The only problem then is you need a wood block (replaced biweekly) not an airstone to get decent micro bubbles, where this (i believe) uses a needle wheel impellerLook into a reef glass skimmer for nano tanks.. Pretty straight forward glass tube and an air stone.. small footprint too.. think I may grab one for my 10g actually..
https://premiumaquatics.com/products/reef-glass-skimmer-kit-includes-air-pump-tubing.html
It's not really something you need to do, but letting some gunk build up can give the corals a good food source as long as it's not too dirty. In a nano you don't really need a skimmer so leaving it off is unlikely to hurt things. I wouldn't say you should or shouldn't, just preferenceI agree the fact that it doesn't need air stone or wood block replaced all the time is why I was looking into that one you have nate.
What's the point in turning the skimmer off? Don't u want your water as clean as possible?

