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Mark Cooper
August 23rd 05, 12:10 PM
I just replaced my Seaclone with a Remora. I got to wondering if the
seaclone might work better used in a sump rather than hung on the tank. It
seems the biggest flaw is the serpentine injection tube. That has to take a
lot of umph out of the flow. In a sump, that would not be present. Or am I
just whistling dixie?


Mark

agent smith
August 23rd 05, 01:44 PM
"Mark Cooper" > wrote in message
.. .
>I just replaced my Seaclone with a Remora. I got to wondering if the
> seaclone might work better used in a sump rather than hung on the tank. It
> seems the biggest flaw is the serpentine injection tube. That has to take
> a
> lot of umph out of the flow. In a sump, that would not be present. Or am I
> just whistling dixie?
>
>
> Mark

i have a seaclone 150, and all i did was put a maxijet 1200 on it, and it
skims like crazy. this is in the HOB mode, ive never tried it in a
sump/wetdry... yet


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Mark Cooper
August 23rd 05, 11:39 PM
"agent smith" > wrote in
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>
> "Mark Cooper" > wrote in message
> .. .
>>I just replaced my Seaclone with a Remora. I got to wondering if the
>> seaclone might work better used in a sump rather than hung on the
>> tank. It seems the biggest flaw is the serpentine injection tube.
>> That has to take a
>> lot of umph out of the flow. In a sump, that would not be present. Or
>> am I just whistling dixie?
>>
>>
>> Mark
>
> i have a seaclone 150, and all i did was put a maxijet 1200 on it, and
> it skims like crazy. this is in the HOB mode, ive never tried it in a
> sump/wetdry... yet
>
>

Mine did have a MJ 1200, and it never did skim consistently. But as they
say, YMMV.

Mark

agent smith
August 24th 05, 12:24 AM
"Mark Cooper" > wrote in message
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> "agent smith" > wrote in
> :
>
>>
>> "Mark Cooper" > wrote in message
>> .. .
>>>I just replaced my Seaclone with a Remora. I got to wondering if the
>>> seaclone might work better used in a sump rather than hung on the
>>> tank. It seems the biggest flaw is the serpentine injection tube.
>>> That has to take a
>>> lot of umph out of the flow. In a sump, that would not be present. Or
>>> am I just whistling dixie?
>>>
>>>
>>> Mark
>>
>> i have a seaclone 150, and all i did was put a maxijet 1200 on it, and
>> it skims like crazy. this is in the HOB mode, ive never tried it in a
>> sump/wetdry... yet
>>
>>
>
> Mine did have a MJ 1200, and it never did skim consistently. But as they
> say, YMMV.
>
> Mark

weird. how much tubing were using to connect the pump to the serpentine
tubing that connects to the skimmer?

thats the only thing i can think of. it recommends putting the pump at least
8" deep, but when i did this i got barely any skimmate. n ow, i have the
pump about 3" deep and i skim like crazy. wanna see? i can take a pic...

-agent smith


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plugs, JDM CAI/SRI system, garret t3 turbo @ 10lbs PSI, lowering springs,
weight reduction. visit www.sanantonioimports.com and www.team-integra.net!

Marc Levenson
August 24th 05, 07:14 AM
Enjoy the Remora, it will do the job nicely.

Marc


Mark Cooper wrote:
> I just replaced my Seaclone with a Remora. I got to wondering if the
> seaclone might work better used in a sump rather than hung on the tank. It
> seems the biggest flaw is the serpentine injection tube. That has to take a
> lot of umph out of the flow. In a sump, that would not be present. Or am I
> just whistling dixie?
>
>
> Mark

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