I have a 30g is this a good skimmer ?
 

[url]http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=AA-NC24[/url]

It lookis like a cheapo to me. Look into sumper skimmers from coral life. I had one on a 29g worked great. Remora also makes some good skimmers.

ehh, its ok, if i were you id go with tunze or Seaclone 100

personally im getting a seaclone.

ive never had a tank smaller then the one I have now 120g. I only know about the top of the line stuff for bigger system so Please LMK what you nanos tank owners are using

go for one of the deltec MC series skimmers. youll pay for it, but they are awesome :)

[QUOTE][i]<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11231060#post11231060 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Toygrr [/i]
[B]ehh, its ok, if i were you id go with tunze or Seaclone 100

personally im getting a seaclone. [/B][/QUOTE]

thats like comparing a ferrari to a hyndai:lol:

people are usually not happy with seaclones. If you can affort a really high end skimmer (most of us cant) look into a coral life super skimmer or a remora.

lol I never really ever heard anything good about seaclones.

I've heard and seen great things with the rio nano skimmer. It's less than $40 too.

That skimmer in your link is specifically built for a Nano Cube 24 and won't hang on a tank or sit in a sump.

SeaClones are a very good newb skimmer. Easy to adjust and the "vortex swirl" is unique to them.

it does sit in a sump its meant to sit in the back of the aquapod24. I have been in the hobby for a lil while now ;)

Tunze Nano 9002 for $135 is my vote