more Q's for Richard

[helix149]

I saw on another page you used to sell the cpr backpack skimmer at a slightly reduced rate if ordered with the package. the questions are do you still sell and use or recommend these skimmers? also what would you recommend for a 75 with refugeum total of 100-120 and for 150 gal with refugeum total 200 ish gal? Thanks in advance

 

[liverock]

Re: more Q's for Richard

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15082469#post15082469 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by helix149
I saw on another page you used to sell the cpr backpack skimmer at a slightly reduced rate if ordered with the package. the questions are do you still sell and use or recommend these skimmers? also what would you recommend for a 75 with refugeum total of 100-120 and for 150 gal with refugeum total 200 ish gal? Thanks in advance

Hiya

That was like....100 years ago info...I am not up on skimmers, best to ask in the forum to see what the latest and greatest is!

sea ya
Richard TBS:rollface: :rollface: :rollface:

 

[noahm]

Look into MSX or reef octopus for good bang for your buck. There are a ton of skimmers out there, but look for a needlewheel type and dimensions that will fit under your tank or in your sump. Also, the guys at premium aquatics are great help in decision making. I will plug them any day. Call them or post in their sponsor forum for skimmer help.

There are some new ones out there, but I haven't heard enough to know. Just stay away from the ebay cheapos and the seaclone. If you find one you think might work, just post in the Reef Discussion forum and ask about experience with it. Typically you will get one that is rated for about 30% larger than your tank/sump volume.

Good luck,
Noah

 

[rrcg50]

i love my euroreef