Skimz Leopard’s Integrated Inverted Cone (IIC) channel bubbles to the outer side of the chamber to achieve optimal skimming performance. This significantly reduces surface agitation, thus creating superb foaming within the skimmer and results in increased skimming efficiency. Together with the use of the bubble plate design, turbulence within the chamber is significantly reduced, allowing maximum air flow capacity in a compact skimmer.
All Skimz Leopard protein skimmers are fitted with the new LS skimmer pumps made by Askoll, producing extremely fine bubbles for unsurpassed skimming performance.
Up to 100% of bubbles channelled to outer side. Leopard’s Integrated Inverted Cone has distinct design advantages – the bubbles in the reaction chamber are forced to move outer side upward, resulting in natural foam formation to minimize bubble bursting. This natural foam formation of the bubbles reduces surface agitation, thus creating a gentle foaming within the skimmer.
The new Skimz LS skimmer pump is made by Askoll. This LS skimmer pump is extremely quiet and pulling twice the air. The intake of the pump is adjustable for different needs. The knurled knob delivers a smooth operation when fine tuning of air and water intake.
SL200 – 1,600 l/h air – for aquarium up to 2,500 L
SL250 – 2,100 l/h air – for aquarium up to 3,500 L
SL300 – 4,200 l/h air – for aquarium up to 5,000 L
Specifications and equipment are subjected to change without prior notice or obligation on the part of the manufacturer. Design Reg. no. D2011/523/C, D2011/524/Z
We do not have the final spec's from manufacturer at this time. We wanted to share this to everyone because we believe that Skimz is committed in providing innovative straight forward design to improve performance and value throughout their product lines. Here's a picture of what the pump looks like now... (does it look familiar?)
The smallest is rated at 2500 l aquarium?!?! That is about 650 gallons. Those numbers seem a bit off to me. Guess we just have to wiat and see till someone gets one.
I realize they way over rate. Going by the l/air, their rating on previous skimmers, and the numbering system on other models the sl200 should fall in the 180 to 400 gallon range (which is also likely high). Real world I bet a 180 to 250g tank.
As soon as we get more information on the Leopard Skimmers we will be glad to post them. Thank you all for your interest and we are excited to offer them coming up end of this year.
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