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02-23-2007, 02:33 AM
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Don't waste your money. That was the first skimmer i ever bought and it made a really great hole in my wall
 I never ever got it to skim. Tried different pumps and different cup heights etc: I have heard of people that have had good luck but i would just keep your eye on here and try and get a good one for a good price. I figure we are using it to keep the water clean so it is not the best thing to cheap out on. Craig Quote:
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02-23-2007, 04:32 AM
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Thought so
Yeah i bought a seaclone 100 for my 55 gallon im constanly adjusting it to keep it skimming good, Definitly dont wanna be dealing with that on the new tank
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55gallon fluval 404 sea clone 100 48"corallife light fixture 2 65w 10k 2 65w atinic 100lbs live rock(3-4" argonite sand 1 purple sabae anenome, bright purple tips 8" diameter 1 white/rosey long tentacle,bright white tips 4" diam 1 Fuzzy dwarf lion 1 black/yellow clown 1 false percula 1 coral beauty 1 yellow eye kole tang (baby) getting moved to 90soon 1 cleaner wrasse 1 brittle star, 1 sea cucumber,1 banded coral shrimp
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02-23-2007, 04:49 AM
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I've got one of the jebo 180s - marginally better than the css65...
There's some really long threads on RC for modding these into good skimmers... Some of the results are pretty impressive.
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