Protein Skimmer Recommendation - 215 Reef Oceanic

Hi -
I have a 215 reef tank (details at
http://home.comcast.net/~fish.tank/)

I'm getting lots of cynobacteria, which I'm fairly certain is due to
undersized protein skimmer.
I'm looking at ETSS 800.
Any recomendations or thoughts?

Ed

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| Hi -
| I have a 215 reef tank (details at
| http://home.comcast.net/~fish.tank/)
|
| I'm getting lots of cynobacteria, which I'm fairly certain is due
to
| undersized protein skimmer.
| I'm looking at ETSS 800.
| Any recomendations or thoughts?
|
| Ed

May I just be the first to say, "Nice dang tank."

billy

I'm getting lots of cynobacteria, which I'm fairly certain is due to
undersized protein skimmer.

maybee or maybee not, you dont *NEED* a skimmer to combat cyno, but it wont hurt and will
help

Any recomendations or thoughts?

BIG euro-reef

you wont regret it

--
Richard Reynolds

I have many ETSS and like them all.. I have a 600, gemini 800, an 1000, an
1100, and a 1400. (Ive used older reef devils.) I would say that the 600 has
been my favorite. I really like some of the becket skimmers too. GEO is great
to work with. I also have a few needle wheels and they ROCK. I would go with
the ASM over the euroreef and save the cash. I also have 2 AQUa -C skimmers.
The rest of the group here likes the AQUA C, but of the 4 that I have mentioned
th eAQUA c would rate a 2 while the others would rate an 8 or higher on a scale
of 10. I just replaced on of my aqua c's with a PM bullet2 and am happy with
that tank again.
Good Luck ( the 800 will be a good choice)( clean the balls every 6 months or
so)

Rod Buehler
www.asplashoflife.com