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[Ryan]

I would look for a used Euro-Reef here on canreef.

[rjengen]

Like you, I've just started my first salt tank I ended up going with a vertex IN-180, and it's basically plug & play. There hasn't been a big learning curve at all with it, fairly straight forward. They make a smaller unit that's in your budget.

http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/vt...0+Gallons.html

[mark]

Some were liking the Bubble-Magus, seems affordable. (Canreef, RC)

[parkinsn]

Here is a pretty good deal on a Euro Reef. You would be pushing it on a 100g though. A ER135 might be a better option for you.

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=58568

[gobytron]

go asm.
Really a knock off of the euro reef that functions just as well as the original.
Plus, the asm's come apart for super easy cleaning.

[albert_dao]

ASM's are so passé... :]

[Ron99]

I'm probably in the market for a new skimmer too and am seriously considering the Bubble Magus NAC6A. They have a nice small cone skimmer too for a little more (NAC7). They appear to be really well built and are getting great reviews. I may also order it with one of their 3 channel dosing pumps. Both would be less than $400 with shipping.

[jimbo222]

i have a new euro reef rs 80 if you like sell or trade never used

[gobytron]

I run a Schuran Jetskim 120.
on a 95d/60s system med stocked.

I wouldn't give it up for many other out there.

I'm intrigued by the Bubble Magus' though.
Cool name, kinda like Ultra Magnus and they're getting a reputation as a poor mans bubble king, which is pretty high praise considering price and prestige differences.


If I was in the market for a brand new skimmer I would be looking at them, as a poor man....lol



Anyone notice though that these things have come up in price pretty significantly since they first showed up a couple years ago?
I wonder if components and build quality has been bumped up as well....