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Remora Skimmer vs. In-Sump Skimmer
I currently have a hang on Remora C skimmer on my 75 G Reef tank.
It does a nice job...pulls a lot of stuff out. My question is would getting an in-sump skimmer be better? WOuld it be worth the effort and expense? I have a sump thats about 30 or so gallons and there is room for it down there. What are your opinions? |
yes, but invest in as large of a skimmer as you can fit in that sump.
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so is that whats meant by overskimming or skimming hard?
better to have one that over skims than under skims...correct? any type and or brand you would recommend? i know some build their own so this would be worth upgrading ? like i said my remora SEEMS good but ive never had the other type and dont know how much better it could be |
IMO if it's not broken then don't fix it, on the other hand if you feel your skimmer is not producing enough and your tank has a high load then you may want to upgrade. Your the person to ask this question to ideally, anyone can suggest that you upgrade your equipment but in the end your the one that will know if your skimmer is adequate or not. As for brand an model, ask on here and other boards what people with a 75gl are using, then you can make a better more informed decision as to which skimmer will work for your setup.
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If your signature represents your curent stock, you should be ok with that size of skimmer. Much more and a bigger skimmer wouldn't be a bad time to upgrade.
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sometimes a in sump skimmer may not be the best solution for your setup. |
Vertex makes good skimmers if you don't want to spend too much. It will outperform a remora.
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2 totally different skimmers |
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