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Update on the skimmer.
It is fully broken in now and I am super impressed with its performance. I can't believe a nano skimmer can pull this much crap out of a lightly stocked tank. Its also great that this thing can skim very dry. The tunze I used to own had to skim wet and wasn't even good at it! Here are some pics of some skimmate. This is just over 24 hours skimming dry. http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r...h/IMG_7842.jpg http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r...h/IMG_7843.jpg |
Hmmm, i'm toying with the idea of getting one of these... would it fit ok in a chamber thats 4x6" ? Thanks.
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The different models fit the all in one tanks differently. You need to make sure you get the right one for your tank. |
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Did you solve the microbubble issue? |
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ended up buying the solana version for my 10g sump... my water level was a bit to low and my stand was to short im moving soon so i was planning on building a bigger stand and sump anyways. for the mean time i went down to industrial plastics and paint and picked up some off cut acrylic tubing for $20and made a new shorter wider body. its working a hell of alot better then my tunze nano ever did even within the first 2 days of breakin.
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It's nice to finally have a good nano skimmer out there. I was hoping someone would eventually come out with a nice small meshwheel skimmer for nanos :mrgreen: |
yep, for sure i will get some pictures tonight.
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This doesn't have a drain does it? I wonder how easy it would be to put one in without cracking the cup? |
http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k...8/IMG_1154.jpg
http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k...8/IMG_1151.jpg bodys 14" tall and 2.75" ID. i have lots of acrylic left i think i might make a 13" tall just so i have a bit more adjustability |
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