Skimmer for 325 gallons...
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ONEMANBAND
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look at the H&S skimmers, the 200 model with 2 eheims will be in line pricewise with the er/deltec's and it is sweet.
Fliger
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I prefer re-circs over in sumps, but if cost or space is too much of a concern, you can still design your sump to where you're not recirculating sump water. If you can afford the 702, its an incredible skimmer. I am using Chucks old one right now.
But in your case with such a large tank - IMO you need at LEAST dual Eheims (1800LPH), or dual 2001 Aquabees (1300LPH) or even three (2000LPH). Check with Zoom, he has a 200G and went from a 851 to a 902 and see what he says about going larger.
Given your space and budget concerns, here is a great in-sump model with 3x2001 for just over a grand. It's 23.5" and should produce just as much air as a dual Eheim.
http://www.finsreef.com/product.php?productid=16138&cat=253&page=1
Check out this tank who uses it -
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=720838&highlight=h&s
I would guess that a 3x2001 in-sump would outskim a 1x1260 external, for about the same price.
But in your case with such a large tank - IMO you need at LEAST dual Eheims (1800LPH), or dual 2001 Aquabees (1300LPH) or even three (2000LPH). Check with Zoom, he has a 200G and went from a 851 to a 902 and see what he says about going larger.
Given your space and budget concerns, here is a great in-sump model with 3x2001 for just over a grand. It's 23.5" and should produce just as much air as a dual Eheim.
http://www.finsreef.com/product.php?productid=16138&cat=253&page=1
Check out this tank who uses it -
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=720838&highlight=h&s
I would guess that a 3x2001 in-sump would outskim a 1x1260 external, for about the same price.
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