Ordering a Canreef Skimmer...

[VDHD]

So I bit the bullet and I ordered a Canreef Skimmer today. Titus seems like a good guy, and answered all my questions in a timely manner... Interestingly enough, he responded when he said he would, which is a great sign.

Otherwise the price seems reasonable, and the committment to quality is there. I have to wait two freaking weeks though.. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Anyways, I'll post my verdict when I get the thing up and running..

Thanks Titus..

..and to anyone else on the forum, how do I stick Corals to rocks if they aren't grabbing on right away?

[terryp01]

There are several methods of attaching corals. They depend on whether they are hard or soft corals.

Email me off line and I will provide assistance.

Duss.

[VDHD]

The Corals I have are currently a Toadstool Leather, and a Bubbletip Frogspawn (or something like that?) - Does that make sense?

[AJ_77]

What did they charge you for your skimmer?

AJ

[titus]

Hello,

Thanks VDHD. Isn't that a Ca Reactor that you ordered?
AJ, I don't have a price set yet for the skimmers. Well, at least it's not posted on the online store yet. Why, are you looking for one?

[AJ_77]

Titus:
I'm always looking! It would be good to compare prices, though, with comparable products. Do you have a price on an in-sump model?
Thanks,
AJ

[VDHD]

Duuhhhh.. yes, sorry, I ordered a Calcium Reactor (finally) - I already have a Berlin Skimmer, hang-on converted to in-sump..

[titus]

Hello AJ,

Prices are as posted on the online store. All tubings are now a full 1/4" thick cast.

The CS-2 skimmer is an in-sump model, as long as the external water level is no higher than about 2" above the skimmer box you are okay.

[ 11 March 2002, 22:21: Message edited by: Titus ]

[Mak]

Yeah for everything but the Skimmer. Was curious myself, going to be needing a bad boy like the CS-2 myself soon :cool: .