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About LinkBacksWell today I received another component to my upcoming SPS/Clam tank; a MAG 18. Slowly but surely the pieces are coming together and I am really excited (thanks for all your support baby ;) )! This leaves me with my next question, what kind of skimmer? I have thought of an AquaC Urchin Pro but just not sure. The tank is going to be around ~75gal with a 10-15gal sump so the Urchin Pro my be a little small. I want to get something that is going to be plenty for the system without taking plenty from the pocket.
Any thoughts would be helpful,
Scott Z.
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Thread: Slowly but Surely
- 08-20-2002, 10:40 PM #1Moderator
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Slowly but Surely
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I have a euro reef skimmer and it is great! Pulls put stuff daily. It was out of the box ready to use. This is a well made product to. The base is grooved si the skiimer body sits in it and not on it making it stronger. I highly recommend this skimmer to you.
MROK12Who knew it was so addicting?
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Scott
Good to see you again. I have a GEO skimmer and dont think I would trade it for anything. I really like it. It is fed with a Mag 12 and puts out the stinky stuff. I would recomend that you get in touch with George and see what he has available.
JeffHmmmmm what to put here???
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Re: Slowly but Surely
I gotta know what this was all aboutOriginally posted by Reefland
(thanks for all your support baby ;) )
Scott Z.
Scott I would probably let Geo build me a skimmer, as Jeff mentioned
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WHat is uo with that BABY comment anyway?
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Well I figured that my best friend and soon to be wife would eventually read this thread and I wanted her to know that her support during this endevour is appreciated. She seems to be looking forward to it too!
I'll contact George to get his input. Where did you get your euro reef at mrok?
Scott Z.
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Rocky, it was still a good joke
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CPR SR6
Currently I use a CPR SR4 which is one of the best skimmers for a drop in sump skimmer (plug n play). My tank is a 55 gallon with sump holding about 15 gallons of water. For your tank I would go with the SR6 which is a little larger and should work well.
To find out pricing and what they look like go to http://www.cprusa.com/products/skimmers.html
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