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09/15/2006, 10:28 AM
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???Kind of equipment
Can someone tell me who makes these items I could not find a manufacture on them anywhare? I'm not sure what they are rated for I am going to have a hammer head 5800gph pump running my system and need to make sure these will work setting up my 300gallon. Maybe someone out there has some like this.
  
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No I'm not crazy for setting up a 300gallon. Current Tank Info: 300 gallon reef |
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09/15/2006, 11:24 AM
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the top picture is a deltec skimmer if I'm not mistaked.
Middle picture looks DIY |
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09/15/2006, 11:37 AM
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First one is a Deltec or a very good DIY skimmer that was made to look like a Deltec.
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09/15/2006, 11:45 AM
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The skimmer does look like a deltec I hope it's rated to handle my 300gallon I looked deltec up on line and very close may be a older model of theres From what I seen on prices man they are high.
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09/15/2006, 12:17 PM
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Now I'm getting other sorces that say it is a DAS skimmer I can't find pics of that skimmer is it comparable
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09/15/2006, 12:34 PM
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Never heard of that name before but based on the size of the skimmer, doesn't look like it could handle a 300 gallon tank. If you sell it send me a PM, I'll buy it from you.
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09/16/2006, 08:20 AM
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09/16/2006, 10:20 AM
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Skimmer is not a Deltec, if using the same pump as a Deltec, probably could handle up to around 150g. I think it is the DAS skimmer.
The wet/dry filter would work great filled with live rocks, rubble size. |
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10/09/2006, 12:21 AM
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yes its a DAS. I have one too that looks just like it. ( I can't believe we haven't met). Mine is a single pump skimmer as well and I believe it was rated for 250 to 300g. BUT I would never run it on one that big. Not without a buddy for it to help ease the load. I'm planning on running mine on my 100G once I get it ready for a reef.
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dave Current Tank Info: 58g reef, 60 total gallons including rocks and sand, 36" 6 bulb ATI Powermodule, DAS skimmer, Bio pellets, 2 MP10 vortechs |
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10/09/2006, 02:16 AM
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Overflow looks to be a CPR or a clone.
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Custom electronics purveyor. blueAcro.com Current Tank Info: 90g SPS+mixed reef (10 yrs): LEDBrick LEDs, 40g custom sump, Ca reactor, chiller, Vortech, lots of custom electronics |
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