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Hahaha!! The Stand Alone Doser is the bomb and super easy to program...but the Profilux and Mitras??? Ugh...!
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Thank you to everyone who has voted for this tank journal thread this month! It is much appreciated. Considering I haven't paid for this tank yet (and it's costing me more than my mortgage payment) it would be great to win!
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I'm just curious.... Do you think the thin profile of the overflow weir will be enough room for the return plumbing/elbows etc?
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So I made a minor modification to the design of the tank. It's now getting a one piece Starphire eurobrace all polished up. I decided I am going to have an open top.
Ya you bet. There won't be any elbows in there anyway. 3" wide is plenty of room for my hands. |
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That will look sexy!
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Sooo...what's in that Royal Exclusiv bag anyway??
Bubble King Double Cone 180 with RD3 Speedy DC pump. Last edited by Myka; 05-07-2015 at 11:06 PM. |
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Nice skimmer 😄
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The basic design of this skimmer seems like a lot of others. The big difference seems to be in the pumps they use. Is there really that much difference in performance and reliability? It does look nice though.
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Pumps are expensive to replace
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Yeah, they are about $670 plus taxes to replace. The Speedy seems to be quite reliable though, so that's good. I'm certainly not into replacing a $700+ pump. If that happens I'm pretty sure the ATB will move in for good. |