Skimmer advice
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smartwater101
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None of the above.
Look into getting a Simplicity skimmer. DC pumps (so its quiet) and most importantly you'll save $$$
https://www.saltwateraquarium.com/2...8dSC5dg1jssjeeQ-CFdRlwS8Dp8W2NChoCEiQQAvD_BwE
Look into getting a Simplicity skimmer. DC pumps (so its quiet) and most importantly you'll save $$$
https://www.saltwateraquarium.com/2...8dSC5dg1jssjeeQ-CFdRlwS8Dp8W2NChoCEiQQAvD_BwE
Indiana Reefin
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Out of the ones you listed lifereef
X-37B
Fight The Good Fight
Old thread but
9410 dc or 9410 are
super under rated skimmers. It really is set and forget.
I have 2, one is on my 120, and one is going on my 45 frag tank.
What did you get?
9410 dc or 9410 are
super under rated skimmers. It really is set and forget.
I have 2, one is on my 120, and one is going on my 45 frag tank.
What did you get?
tgrick
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I agree with 90's reefer. The Tunze is under rated but performs really well. It's set and forget. I had a 9410 DC on my Red Sea 625 and it was just slightly under size for my bio load. If the tank were 20 gallons less it would have been perfect. The tank total water volume is about 165. It's an awesome skimmer. because you just set it and forget it. I now run a Skimz and it's just okay. No real issue but it's not a wow. The tunze was far less work and honestly did just about the same.
MrsBugmaster
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IMO, I don't think you can every go wrong with a Reef Octopus. I have had one of my 180 for 6 years now.
I also run a Lifereef on my other tank.
Either is good IMO
I also run a Lifereef on my other tank.
Either is good IMO
greg 45
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I just switched from a large needle wheel skimmer to a Lifereef and could not be happier . It is on a 1200 gallon system and it pulls out twice as much on constant basis. Look at there sight and give Jeff a call .
