Helping choosing in SUMP skimmer, small footprint / inexpensive please...

Discussion in 'Protein Skimmers' started by NYGiants, Apr 21, 2013.

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  1. Thunder32

    Thunder32 Plankton

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    I love my sump

    Greeting's - I would recommend a "Trigger Systems Sump", I love mine and its on a 90 gallon. Great craftsmanship, and the people there are wonderful and stand-by their product. I know you mentioned your budget, but for a little more you'll get a sump you won't regret a year down the line.

    Trigger Systems
     
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  3. NYGiants

    NYGiants Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Thanks Todd! Honestly leaning very heavily towards this skimmer. Seems like for such a small footprint, it does alot and thats my biggest issue is footprint..!

    Any chacne you can tell from the link if its the same pump as what you have?
    All I see is : Pump specs: 110-120V/60Hz 45.5watt, 2650 L/h.

    P.S. now I know who to bother once I actually get my hands on this.. :p
     
  4. Rarend99

    Rarend99 Coral Banded Shrimp

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    I would check out the bubble magus NAC series, I run the NAC-6 on my 75, it has a small footprint, pulls a TON of skim, and literally is dead silent, I thought it wasn't on when I first got it but saw the bubbles to reassure me it was
     
  5. NYGiants

    NYGiants Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Heard this is a good skimmer but also heard it needs around 12 inch water level... That may be a problem where as the SC150 is good around 8-10...

    I could be mistaking...:confused: