Aqua C Remora....any good ?

[Emg2]

I have the chance to buy one of these here....slightly used....for 80$

http://www.aquacave.com/detail.aspx?ID=908#

Can anyone tell me anything about these skimmers.....if they're any good or not.......



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[staninct]

I use them on my 20g and 45g. They skim a bunch and really don't give me any trouble. For $80 its worth a shot. If you have a sump, try an in sump model, they tend to skim better than HOB. I've used Seaclones (junk) and a Tunze 9002. Like the Remora more than both of those.

[Davidb6]

I have one and it works great...of course I've never had another skimmer so I have nothing to compare it to.

Works great, trouble free, easy to setup and run, skims a lot of junk out of the tank.

[Emg2]

This one is a HOB skimmer.....rated for up to 75 gallons....and would be going on a 29

[fishieness]

it would be a good choice. A pro would be better, IMO, but the normal aqua-c would work well. I had a pro running on my old 40 and it was great. I ended up upgrading, but still liked what the remora was doing.

[mr pink floyd]

i own christian's remora and LOVE it. and also, if your interested, i have a preskim box for it. it hides the pump, skims the surface, and has a chamber to keep bubbles form entering the tank. $40, bu im flexible on the price. its supposed o increase skimmer production by something like 20%? not positive, bu its somewhere online.

let me know

[Emg2]

haha.....I'm still trying to decide if I can spend the 80bucks on the skimmer..........but thanks for asking Floyd

[DoctaReef]

I have one on my 55 and one on my frag tank. Both rock. Id get one if i were you! ( i guess i did)

[chirocato]

It's worth $80 IMO. Will be fine on a 29g.

[fitch4]

Nice little skimmer for a 29. I'd go for it. I run them on three of my tanks (different models) and I have been happy.