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07/30/2008, 12:07 AM
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Location: Los Angeles
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good skimmer
for a very heavy bio laod of a 135 with a 55 gallon sump, aprox. 180 in total water volume maybe 185 ish.
is this a good one??? http://reefwarehouse.com/predator-sk...7d774f5c65722f
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reguardless of warnings the future doesn't scare me at all.......nothing is like before. Current Tank Info: 70 gallon reef |
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07/30/2008, 12:19 AM
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Eagles & Tigers Fan
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: San Diego, CA
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I cant say much about that skimmer, I havent herad anything of it. If you want a "good bang for the buck" skimmer, try the octopus 250 pro. I run it on my 190g, and it keeps the tank beautifully clean. You could get a reeflo Orca for the price of that skimmer.
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I hate cheap powerheads. Current Tank Info: 40g Breeder |
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07/30/2008, 12:22 AM
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Location: Frederick,CO
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should have asked question here
Lighting, Filtration & Other Equipment |
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07/30/2008, 12:56 AM
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Location: Los Angeles
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what kind of stock do you have as in fish #'s and species and coral???
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reguardless of warnings the future doesn't scare me at all.......nothing is like before. Current Tank Info: 70 gallon reef |
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07/30/2008, 09:30 AM
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This thread has been moved to the current forum.
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The wind blew, the chit flew, and then they came two by two. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Tank Info: 375g Tanganyikan Tank & 470g mixed reef |
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