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Unread 05/27/2010, 01:26 AM   #1
rogerwilco357
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best skimmer for a nano

Ok I have a 24 gallon nano with the rounded edges in the front and need to know which skimmer has the best success on these nano tanks can you tell me what type of skimmer you use on your nano ?
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Unread 05/27/2010, 01:30 AM   #2
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saphier aquatics but I think they are getting hard to come by


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Unread 05/27/2010, 09:00 AM   #3
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I've heard the Tunze 9002 recommended for nanos quite a bit.


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Unread 05/27/2010, 10:35 AM   #4
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I have a AquaC Remora skimmer on my 29ish Bowfront.
I do NOT recommend it - It is very loud, and skims extremely wet. Mostly water in the collection cup.


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Unread 05/27/2010, 10:50 AM   #5
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I've heard the Tunze 9002 recommended for nanos quite a bit.
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It's also the most expensive though.


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Unread 05/27/2010, 11:35 AM   #6
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I have a AquaC Remora skimmer on my 29ish Bowfront.
I do NOT recommend it - It is very loud, and skims extremely wet. Mostly water in the collection cup.
My AquaC Remora Pro also is very loud, but skims great. Do the regular remoras come with the adjustable o-ring to raise/lower the collection cup? My Pro would definitely skim way too wet if I didn't have the positioner O-ring.


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Unread 05/27/2010, 01:24 PM   #7
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My AquaC Remora Pro also is very loud, but skims great. Do the regular remoras come with the adjustable o-ring to raise/lower the collection cup? My Pro would definitely skim way too wet if I didn't have the positioner O-ring.

Mine skims very well. I put some filter floss over the compartment with the sprayer.


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My AquaC Remora Pro also is very loud, but skims great. Do the regular remoras come with the adjustable o-ring to raise/lower the collection cup? My Pro would definitely skim way too wet if I didn't have the positioner O-ring.

Mine skims very well. I put some filter floss over the compartment with the sprayer and use the third compartment as a media holder for some GFO


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Euro Reef sells custom ones for the nano's . Go to Reef Dynamics and e-mail them the company has split up Jeff does the ER's and his father does the nano's.


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On a 24 gallon.....you dont have to have a skimmer. Just make some water changes. But if you do need one. You can never go wrong with the TUNZE


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Unread 05/31/2010, 12:52 PM   #11
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On a 24 gallon.....you dont have to have a skimmer. Just make some water changes. But if you do need one. You can never go wrong with the TUNZE
+1, I run a 9002 on my 30 and am very happy with it. But, with good water changes you can get away without a skimmer.


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