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Hi,

I'll be setting up a new 3x1.5x1.5ft tank with about 20+KG LR this weekend.....

Can anyone recomment me a good n reasonable protein skimmer for my tank size?

should i use those airstone driven type of powerhead driven type?

will be keeping some fishes n maybe add few hardy coral...

Thanks

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I am currently Using Sander Skimmer which worth About $40, But many ppl tell me that it is too small, ne way i have attach a Image, Good Luck

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Giritharan

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for a small tank like yours best get a hang on or external one that wont take up too much space in the tank

Regarding that skimmer, can a extrenal one put beside the tank itself?,,

Best Regards,

Giritharan

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Hi,

I'll be setting up a new 3x1.5x1.5ft tank with about 20+KG LR this weekend.....

Can anyone recomment me a good n reasonable protein skimmer for my tank size?

should i use those airstone driven type of powerhead driven type?

will be keeping some fishes n maybe add few hardy coral...

Thanks

hey try out weipro skimmer... i would recommend the model 2013 eventhough 2012 is sufficient



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If I use a weipro skimmer, I will need to place the pump in the tank. Is there a way to run the skimmer and the pump outside the tank, with no sump?

I was thinking of that too...but people I have asked all told me that the protein skimmer must be placed above the tank....if your water output is directly going into the tank.

Always something more important than fish.

http://reefbuilders.com/2012/03/08/sps-pico-reef/

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Read the above post again.....

paiseh... :P

Oops my mistake too... :P

So I can have the pump + skimmer outside the tank, but must be above the tank rite? I am designing a setup, I was thinking of setting up the chiller and the skimmer on the top rack. (It is not a show tank setup). So should be able to do so rite?

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Wow..your rack should be strong to be able to support a chiller! You can add a refugium on top too...so that water coming out from the skimmer flows into the refugium..then from the refugium back into the tank... :eyebrow:

Always something more important than fish.

http://reefbuilders.com/2012/03/08/sps-pico-reef/

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