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03/22/2007, 09:46 PM
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Location: Mobile, al
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the odyssea ps60 and 75
ok i was wanting an inexpinsive hob skimmer for my 55 gallon reef. the 55 will have a few softies and 4 or 5 fish with a clean up crew. 60 lbs of lr and 3" sand bed. the reef is temporary untill i can find a good house. so this is not a long term skimmer. i looked at the odyssea ps60 and 75 is that any good?
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I would rather ask a stupid question than make a stupid mistake. Me Current Tank Info: All sps nano, aprox 10 years in the hobby |
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03/22/2007, 10:28 PM
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bump!!!
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03/23/2007, 10:40 AM
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bump
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03/23/2007, 01:06 PM
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Tag, i would think the ps160 would be fine, but the 60 and 75 are to small imo. Also the typhoon hot skimmer would work well also. Both skimmers are around 60-80 bux, so pretty cheap. And the ps160 will be able to run in your sump as well. Odyssea ps160, from aquatraders for 59.99, typhoon from drfs for 67.99 on sale now
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