Coralife 125/220 SuperSkimmer dimentions?

zelusnet · 04/22/2007, 06:03 PM

I'm designing a new custom sump for my tank and want to make sure I have adequate space to upgrade my skimmer. I currently have a coralife superskimmer 65g. This has a 4.25" main chamber, with some 1.25" inlet/outlets. I uploaded a diagram of the minimum footprint of this skimmer (assuming I can adjust the location of the pump with flexible tubing and that the return baffle may not be needed when used in the sump as the sump will have it's own baffles).

So I'm wondering if I can trouble anyone with a coralife 125g or 220g to do some quick measurements and let me know how much bigger those guys are as far as the measurements I made on the 65g. (main chamber, inlet/outlet dimensions).

Also, if it's not too much trouble, I could use the total height minus the collection cup. I want to make sure I can weasel it in and out of the sump (which is in the stand) for cleaning and such.

Things were so much easier with the 150g, as I had the sump in the basement and no space limitations

Thanks in advance

04/22/2007, 06:03 PM	#1
zelusnet Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Madison, WI Posts: 25	Coralife 125/220 SuperSkimmer dimentions? I'm designing a new custom sump for my tank and want to make sure I have adequate space to upgrade my skimmer. I currently have a coralife superskimmer 65g. This has a 4.25" main chamber, with some 1.25" inlet/outlets. I uploaded a diagram of the minimum footprint of this skimmer (assuming I can adjust the location of the pump with flexible tubing and that the return baffle may not be needed when used in the sump as the sump will have it's own baffles). So I'm wondering if I can trouble anyone with a coralife 125g or 220g to do some quick measurements and let me know how much bigger those guys are as far as the measurements I made on the 65g. (main chamber, inlet/outlet dimensions). Also, if it's not too much trouble, I could use the total height minus the collection cup. I want to make sure I can weasel it in and out of the sump (which is in the stand) for cleaning and such. Things were so much easier with the 150g, as I had the sump in the basement and no space limitations Thanks in advance