Aqua-C Urchin Pro Skimmer..You like it?

[Captainhemo]

Spend the exta $100 now and get the EuroReef , it's money welll spent

[my3kidsdad]

Originally Posted by Captainhemo

Spend the exta $100 now and get the EuroReef , it's money welll spent

Is there no other skimmer recommended for less than the ER135?

[marie]

Originally Posted by my3kidsdad

Is there no other skimmer recommended for less than the ER135?

Do not be cheap with your protien skimmer. Even if you have to live on kraft dinner and walk to work for the next month it will be worth getting the absolute best skimmer you can afford.

[bv_reefer]

i was thinking about the aqua-c's for a while but finally settled on getting a euro-reef after seeing the gunk they pull out i was convinced pretty quickly that there the most efficient in there class. the only hassle i've often read about the aqua c's is the micro bubbles.

[my3kidsdad]

Originally Posted by bv_reefer

i was thinking about the aqua-c's for a while but finally settled on getting a euro-reef after seeing the gunk they pull out i was convinced pretty quickly that there the most efficient in there class. the only hassle i've often read about the aqua c's is the micro bubbles.

I am convinced the ER 135 is the way togo. Thanks for the info everyone. Somethings just require a price-be-darned priority. Is this one of them?

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by my3kidsdad

I am convinced the ER 135 is the way togo. Thanks for the info everyone. Somethings just require a price-be-darned priority. Is this one of them?

Its not necessarily a "price be darned" priority, rather than a quality/research/smart purchase priority. I went through several skimmers that were absolute crap before I finally settled at my ER CS6-2 (super old model not sure what its equivalent to now). I absolutely could not be happier (for the price of course, I mean who doesn't want a bubble king these days ). I bought mine used and saved quite a bit, you may want to go that route. Whichever, used or new, you won't regret it.