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I would go by the recommended tank size on bulk reef supply website. I have little to no experience with hob skimmers but I agree that Reef Octopus is a good option when it comes to skimmers generally speaking.
 

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A skimmer doesn't take the place of a HoB filter though. I use both as they have different purposes
 
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This is what I have and would work for your tank too. BRS is out of stock though
Thanks for your wisdom as always
 

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Whether to oversize it really depends on your stocking and feeding level. I am a huge believer in very heavy feeding and have found i always need to significantly oversize my skimmer. There is no magic to the skimmer size ratings other than basing it off estimated need for a given tank size.
 

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For sumpless systems I’m a big fan of Tunze 9012. I’ve used them a number of times. It goes in the display but it’s pretty small is good about not releasing many micro bubbles.
 

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