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03/07/2010, 08:03 PM | #1 |
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Realistic rating for the Octopus Recirculating 150?
I bought this Reef Octopus Recirculating 150 for my 120 gallon tank since it is the only external model they make that will fit within the space constraints I'm working with. And I'm sure it's still going to be worlds better than the skimmer I'm using now.
It's rated at 180 gallon tank, also notes that it is 30% more efficient with needle wheel pump, which means it's rated essentially around 235 gallons? Anybody doubt it will support a moderate-heavy stocked 120? (135 total system)
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03/07/2010, 08:39 PM | #2 |
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My friend has one on a 110 with a heavy fish load and it works great been running for over a year and his fish and tank looks great.
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03/07/2010, 09:15 PM | #3 |
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Okay good but, does anybody have an opinion that includes SPS? Does your friend have keep any SPS corals?
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