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![]() "Tim Kelly" wrote in message ... A few months back several of you replied to a post I made asking for skimmer recommendations, and the majority recommended ASM, Aqua C, or Euro Reef. All these appear to be in-sump designs. Because I bought a wet-dry system (which will now only be used as a sump) when I bought the tank, I don't believe I will have the space to use an in-sump skimmer. I'm pretty sure I will be forced to use an external skimmer. Therefo What brands can anyone recommend for external use? Does anyone have any knowledge or experience with skimmers from http://www.myreefcreations.com They have been recommended to me, but they use something called a Beckett Injector instead of a needle wheel, and I can't find any information on this technology. Can anyone give me some help? I'm not going to quibble about the cost, since this is such an important piece of the system...I just want something that works well that is an external design. BTW...why are the in-sump designs so popular? Are there certain advantages to this? Thanks and Merry Christmas! Tim Aqua C Remora Pro with a Mag 3 drive AWESOME !!! Just got one. It's not even done breaking in yet and is killing my other Seaclone skimmer. I got it from these guys, they have the best price I can find. http://www.marineandreef.com/shoppro...mers_aquac.htm I got the extra drain fitting so I can run a hose to the sink drain... |
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![]() Hate to say it, but a fully inflated ballon submerged in the tank with a pin hole leak so it makes a zillion bubbles is a far cry better than any Seaclone skimmer could dream of being....so it sure does not take much to beat a "SEACLOWN" skimmer, even the Red Sea prizm and the el cheapo JEBOs run circles around seaclones.......Its pityfull too, since the company that makes them has very good other products, and one would expect the same out of a skimmer they put their name on. Unfortunately not. Check out http://www.wetwebmedia.com (May need to take the www out of URL) On the left side of the lists on home page there is a search feature listed......do a search on skimmers for a lowdwon on various skimmers and the types of skimmers and the pros and cons to the various types..... On Sun, 25 Dec 2005 21:12:04 GMT, "TheRock" wrote: "Tim Kelly" wrote in message ... A few months back several of you replied to a post I made asking for skimmer recommendations, and the majority recommended ASM, Aqua C, or Euro Reef. All these appear to be in-sump designs. Because I bought a wet-dry system (which will now only be used as a sump) when I bought the tank, I don't believe I will have the space to use an in-sump skimmer. I'm pretty sure I will be forced to use an external skimmer. Therefo What brands can anyone recommend for external use? Does anyone have any knowledge or experience with skimmers from http://www.myreefcreations.com They have been recommended to me, but they use something called a Beckett Injector instead of a needle wheel, and I can't find any information on this technology. Can anyone give me some help? I'm not going to quibble about the cost, since this is such an important piece of the system...I just want something that works well that is an external design. BTW...why are the in-sump designs so popular? Are there certain advantages to this? Thanks and Merry Christmas! Tim Aqua C Remora Pro with a Mag 3 drive AWESOME !!! Just got one. It's not even done breaking in yet and is killing my other Seaclone skimmer. I got it from these guys, they have the best price I can find. http://www.marineandreef.com/shoppro...mers_aquac.htm I got the extra drain fitting so I can run a hose to the sink drain... -- \\\|/// ( @ @ ) -----------oOOo(_)oOOo--------------- oooO ---------( )----Oooo---------------- \ ( ( ) \_) ) / (_/ The original frugal ponder! Koi-ahoi mates.... |
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It is certainly a SEACLOWN. I've read the wetwebmedia reviews. I believe they called the Seaclown a "Blemish on the protein skimmer market"...oops ! I'll agree to that ! Still, I'm quite impressed with this Aqua C Remora Pro. I'm getting some pretty fowl smelling brown colored skimmate from this baby and a lot of it. I've noticed the water quality has improved quite a bit... It is pricey, but in my opinion it's the "Cats Ass" H.O.T. skimmer. "Roy" wrote in message ... Hate to say it, but a fully inflated ballon submerged in the tank with a pin hole leak so it makes a zillion bubbles is a far cry better than any Seaclone skimmer could dream of being....so it sure does not take much to beat a "SEACLOWN" skimmer, even the Red Sea prizm and the el cheapo JEBOs run circles around seaclones.......Its pityfull too, since the company that makes them has very good other products, and one would expect the same out of a skimmer they put their name on. Unfortunately not. Check out http://www.wetwebmedia.com (May need to take the www out of URL) On the left side of the lists on home page there is a search feature listed......do a search on skimmers for a lowdwon on various skimmers and the types of skimmers and the pros and cons to the various types..... On Sun, 25 Dec 2005 21:12:04 GMT, "TheRock" wrote: "Tim Kelly" wrote in message ... A few months back several of you replied to a post I made asking for skimmer recommendations, and the majority recommended ASM, Aqua C, or Euro Reef. All these appear to be in-sump designs. Because I bought a wet-dry system (which will now only be used as a sump) when I bought the tank, I don't believe I will have the space to use an in-sump skimmer. I'm pretty sure I will be forced to use an external skimmer. Therefo What brands can anyone recommend for external use? Does anyone have any knowledge or experience with skimmers from http://www.myreefcreations.com They have been recommended to me, but they use something called a Beckett Injector instead of a needle wheel, and I can't find any information on this technology. Can anyone give me some help? I'm not going to quibble about the cost, since this is such an important piece of the system...I just want something that works well that is an external design. BTW...why are the in-sump designs so popular? Are there certain advantages to this? Thanks and Merry Christmas! Tim Aqua C Remora Pro with a Mag 3 drive AWESOME !!! Just got one. It's not even done breaking in yet and is killing my other Seaclone skimmer. I got it from these guys, they have the best price I can find. http://www.marineandreef.com/shoppro...mers_aquac.htm I got the extra drain fitting so I can run a hose to the sink drain... -- \\\|/// ( @ @ ) -----------oOOo(_)oOOo--------------- oooO ---------( )----Oooo---------------- \ ( ( ) \_) ) / (_/ The original frugal ponder! Koi-ahoi mates.... |
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