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04/04/2006, 10:59 AM
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 Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Cape Cod, MA
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which skimmer for my 75?
i can't decide between getting the aqua c remora (not the pro version, it's too expensive) or this one (the excaliber). the reason i chose these two is because they both are compatible with skimmer/bubble trap combo boxes, even tho the excaliber isn't pictured with one, it is included (read the description).
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04/04/2006, 02:32 PM
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Location: San Diego, CA
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If you're going HO on a budget, I can't recommend coralife highly enough.
I'd get the 220, better pump. Mine works great, and super quiet
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There's a fine line between owning your tank and your tank owning you! Current Tank Info: SCA 120g RR Starfire, Tunze silence 1073.02 return, 40g sump w/ fuge, SWC Extreme 160 cone skimmer,Geismann reflexx 4xT5, 2x Panorama Pro LED strips, Vortech MP40QD |
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04/04/2006, 02:41 PM
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Location: Madison, WI
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I would get a used remora Pro. I use one on my 58 gallon and it does a great job. I upgraded from a regular remora a while ago and the remora pro w/ mag 3 pulls out 2X the skimmate that the regular did. I am so impressed with the results I am upgrading my regualr remora on my 40 gallon to the remora pro w/ mag 3. I just purchased a used one this weekend so I will be upgrading to the remora pro as soon as it comes in the mail. You can usually find a good used remora pro for around $150. I got one of mine for $90 from a local reefer.
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