I just purchased the Aquamax bullet 2 .. I also have a 2 day old tunze 9001 that i had to remove after 2 days due to the mounting space needed for the Raidon G6 on my waterbox peninsula 25. so ill sell it for cheap compared to new ..its the dc. Actually 2 days of use and bought it a week ago from waterbox.
Thanks for the update, glad its working for you!I absolutely love it!! It's pulling the darkest skim I've ever seen. Granted this is only my second skimmer. Had a Bubble Magus MiniQ before this, which started out great then lost its touch after a few months. I have 44 corals, 10 Astreus snails, 7 Hermits, 2 clowns, a Diamand Goby, and a blood shrimp in a ten gal Waterbox, and it's definitely pulling it's weight. It starts off kinda loud but has quieted right down after two weeks. Highly, highly recommend, definitely worth the money.
Do you have one too? Would love to hear some additional feedback if you have any
I dont but my nephew has one on his fusion pro. I played around with it a bit when i helped him fix the intake pipe which he cut to shorten
. Told him not to but he did it anyway (kids). Next time I'm over there I'll get some pics. Skims a little wet but all nanos usually do. Performs really well though for his system.Ok, thanks for the info. That's one thing I was concerned with too is the height of the intake. I have the IM 25 lagoon tank which is 11.8" tall. The Bullet 2 shows it needs 12.4" of in tank space. Afraid I would need to modify it too unless you found a different way you could share?I dont but my nephew has one on his fusion pro. I played around with it a bit when i helped him fix the intake pipe which he cut to shorten
I'll look into that. Really looking for the best skimmer out there that will fit my lagoon 25. Willing to ignore the cost. I just saw that BRS released a video on the Bullet 2 & 3 yesterday if anyone is interested
the submersion depths are pretty crucial for peak performance of these types of skimmers, but one thing you can try to bring the skimmer up a bit is to cut a few small pine blocks of various depths and try them inside the upper part of the hangar which will raise the body. pine is soft and shouldn't damage the rim.
Appreciate the help showing me that. Do you know if the perforated part of the intake is adjustable? Or is it fixed to that black piece of the clear tube?the submersion depths are pretty crucial for peak performance of these types of skimmers, but one thing you can try to bring the skimmer up a bit is to cut a few small pine blocks of various depths and try them inside the upper part of the hangar which will raise the body. pine is soft and shouldn't damage the rim.
he has the 40 long so no issues. i think you need like 6.5 x 3.7 compartment for those in an AIO
. it's a good looking hang on.I did think about that and I would agree with you! However my significant would notworst case just hang off side close to the chamber. i always like to look at all my investments
sorry i missed the question on the intake screen. it does come off
