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![]() hidden reef in abbotsford, bc sells ASM skimmers, they ship as well the mods are easy to do at home, on the ASM website they even tell you the parts you need to buy to do the mods. i'm not pushing you towards ASM skimmers but just suggesting that i think they are good
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![]() Are the recomended gallons rated on the euroreef's accurate?
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![]() From what I have read Euroreef skimmers are probably under rated on the size of tank they can actually skim (one of the few).
A couple of high end, in sump skimmers that you might want to research are the Deltec, Bubble King, H&S and another new one on the market who's name escapes me right now but it is Bubble something. They are like I said higher end skimmers that really perform but you are definately going to pay more for them. |
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![]() Quote:
Maybe the one you are thinking about is the ATI Bubble Master |
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![]() the euroreef website gives a rated gallons and an actual gallon rating. i think they are pretty accurate.
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![]() IMO they are.
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