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I have a new in box Coralife super skimmer 65 for $110 shipping included
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I also have a pro clear aquatics skimmer for a 150g goin for $170 shipped!! It needs new hose, very cheap.
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"Live like tomorrow already happened. Yesterday is only 3 days ahead. Today will be here soon." And a link to my tanks https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/showthread.php?t=123851
 
Interested in trades on the pro clear? I'll trade 3 128gb solid state drives for it.
 
I have an iMac with 1.5 terabytes of space but no room for extra skimmers lol.


"Live like tomorrow already happened. Yesterday is only 3 days ahead. Today will be here soon." And a link to my tanks Links to my tanks (past and present)

IWell I've got too many computer parts and no cash for a skimmer. Everything has been running fine without one, though.
 
As long as they have sata hard drives, they will speed up performance a good bit. You will sacrifice some storage space, but write and access times to the hard drive will be significantly faster. The data transfer rate on a standard drive is around 1gb per second, these drives are 6gb per second.

AnandTech | Micron C400 mSATA (128GB) SSD Review
 

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