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11/29/2007, 09:03 PM
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Location: Alberta Canada
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Euroreef RS100
http://www.euro-reef.com/rs100specs.shtml
Is this skimmer fine for a 90 gallon reef tank? Is anyone else running a simmilar setup with it? Just want some opinions before I complete my sale. |
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11/29/2007, 09:04 PM
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i run the 135 on a 75 think its a bit better for this size aquarium depending on how you have it setup or what you want to keep in it
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Just trying to enjoy a delicious slice of reef pie in the suburban jungle. -Scott Current Tank Info: 40 Breeder Dining Room Tank- 2 Kessil A160, Vortech MP10, Tunze Nanostream, Tunze 9004 skimmer, Marineland HOB, Eheim heater 34g Office Honeymoon Shallow Reef |
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11/29/2007, 09:17 PM
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I guess the only thing holding me back is the height. I have 23" of clearance under my tank and the 135 is 24" ... I could modify my stand but I was trying to avoid that.
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11/29/2007, 09:51 PM
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I have the RS100 on my 65g, had it for about two weeks now. Its a great skimmer! Euro Reef seems to think that it is rated correctly for a 100g tank, that is medium stocked. So it depends on how heavy you feed and heavily stocked your tank it. It has the same diameter as the RS135 I believe. Not sure right now if the pumps are the same.
But I think the RS100 could be fine for your tank, but the 135 may be better. |
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11/29/2007, 10:30 PM
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hm thanks for the response. Is there anyone out there who runs that exact setup? 90g with an RS100?
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11/30/2007, 05:43 AM
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Check out the DAS EX1
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