ying. charter a plane. i like your style. lol. and yes your correct nothing wrong with aqua c. gregs tanks and many others have had great succes with. unfortunatley i think skimmers are trendy. one is the latest and greatest. 6 months later brand b is stating its better.
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12927421#post12927421 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by chevegan still nobody answering the question. How much are they and where can they be found?
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12922440#post12922440 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by gcarroll The AS200 is approx $639. The Eheim option adds approx $350. That may change but we will have to be patient.
Locally they can be found at Amazing Aquariums & Reefs, SoCal Tropical Fish, and Tongs. Online at RC Sponsors Aquarium Specialty and Salty Critter. If you want the Eheim option you need to contact Warner Marine for that upgrade.
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12927386#post12927386 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Frankysreef My warner marine skimmer pulls out almost a gallon of skimmate a day.
OK guys, here is the new pics of the AS200 running the Super Sedra. Many have asked the difference between the Sedra and the Eheim. I asked to review both I noticed with the air meter that neither the Eheim nor the Sedra were pulling the air #s that were advertised. Since I know the Sedra could do 1100 lpm (saw it with my own eyes at Amazing Aquariums & Reefs) and I could not get it past 900 lpm I gave Warner marine a call. Come to find out that the depth of my sump water level (11") is too deep for a needlewheel skimmer. I will lower the Tunze Osmolator to 9" or get a stand to lift the skimmer. I will then redo the test of the Sedra and the Eheim. But for now here are the pics of the AS200 w/ the Super Sedra.
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