Wife gave me the Ok to buy a new skimmer.....now which on?

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

Reef Octopus's own web site states good for 2000 liter or 528 gals

Maybe over-ratted (like most of the skimmers in the market)? No clue, I am no expert in skimmers. I just google

Looking forward to your build thread for some new pics

[The Grizz]

The dc5500S pump flows 5500 liters or 1453 gals per hr & 2400 liters or 634 gal per hour of air which will be a turn over of almost 3 times an hr on my new system. Sounds pretty damn good to me & skimmer king.

[gregzz4]

Greg, I'm sure you'll be OK with your choice, and I don't want to get in the middle of this capacity discussion, but all I can find on the web states 'up to' 500G

With that said ...

With a skimmer of this quality, I'm sure it will be fine for a heavy load. Not like a cheap skimmer where you cut the rating in half
I find info that states up to a whopping 2400lph of air flow, so I'd say you're good to go dude

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

The dc5500S pump flows 5500 liters or 1453 gals per hr & 2400 liters or 634 gal per hour of air which will be a turn over of almost 3 times an hr on my new system. Sounds pretty damn good to me & skimmer king.

Yah the air draw is massive

[The Grizz]

Not to mention that the body design is much different then every other skimmer out there with the turbulence reducing wine glass shape.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

Not to mention that the body design is much different then every other skimmer out there with the turbulence reducing wine glass shape.

Definitely a champ skimmer you bought there And the best part: DC I was just confused about that rating and hence the post.

Looking forward to a thread of that skimmer's review from you