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Old 07/05/2007, 01:35 AM
ILLBEEDAT ILLBEEDAT is offline
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Have $200 ______

Have $200 and need an In-sump skimmer for a 110gal reef, got around 23inches in height to spare....

What should I buy ????
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Old 07/05/2007, 01:47 AM
noteworthy noteworthy is offline
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I've heard great thing about Octopus skimmers as well as Euroreef. If you are handy you could DIY a skimmer. Most expensive part will be the pump. GenX can be had for less than the Sedra. I think the pump for my DIY ghetto skimmer is 110 bucks plus shipping.



Octopus has a skimmer that are 23-24" tall and around 180-230 bucks and rated around your tank size. Euroreef is going to be out of your budget for a tank your size.
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Old 07/05/2007, 03:01 AM
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Used Euroreef.
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Old 07/05/2007, 03:08 AM
kau_cinta_ku kau_cinta_ku is offline
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i would say for the height the octo and euro reef are to tall for you. i would go with an asm G2 if you had a little extra.
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Old 07/05/2007, 07:01 AM
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A proclear is under $200,
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Old 07/05/2007, 07:15 AM
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Yah, the euroreef is going to be too tall I wanted one too but didnt have the headroom.. :-(
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Old 07/05/2007, 08:12 AM
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I used to use a AquaC Urchin skimmer for my 90 gal. It is an in-sump skimmer. It worked great for me.
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Old 07/05/2007, 09:44 AM
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www.webaquatics.com has better price$ than most. www.premiumaquatics and www.marinedepot.com have a better seletion. liveaquaria.com is always overpriced (IMO) when comparison shoping. my $0.02 worth and my opinion are my own and does not reflect that of Reef Central or its affiliates.
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Old 07/05/2007, 10:16 AM
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liveaquaria.com is always overpriced (IMO)
Liveaquaria sells only livestock. I assume you mean their parent company Drs. Foster and Smith?
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Old 07/05/2007, 11:16 AM
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There are shorter ER skimmers. The RS100 is 20" tall, but is $288. The RS80 "promo" is 22" tall, and is ~ $180. A bit small for that setup, but it fits and is in the budget range.
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