*** 4 WINNERS! ReefEco's StinkSink Giveaway!! Winner drawn weekly! ***

[BroccoliFarmer]

Official Entry..gonna use the one for the bubble magus curve 5. I have just enough room in my sump to handle it.

 

[BroccoliFarmer]

Bonus 1 subscribed.

 

[BroccoliFarmer]

Bonus entry. Partner member.

 

[BroccoliFarmer]

Bonus 5: StinkSink - your protein skimmer should stink, not your house.

 

[BroccoliFarmer]

Bonus 3: I originally was not going to enter but after I watched the video..im in!!

 

[BroccoliFarmer]

@ReefEco - You know that you could make a minor modification to this and create a CO2 scubber..Think about it!!

 

[tbrown]

@ReefEco - You know that you could make a minor modification to this and create a CO2 scubber..Think about it!!

But the tax implications!

 

[jisherwood]

I have the following RSK 600 so I hope the 900 lid will fit. So count me in

 

[Klyle]

I would LOVE to use this on my reef octopus 110sss!! That thing stanks

 

[Klyle]

Bonus entry: I really like the fact that I'll be able to finally use up all that bituminous carbon i have laying around!

 

[Dieing for a Drink]

Stinkproof my future ill go with A OCTO if i won(building my tank now)However to be honest im not sure what Skimmer ill be getting...however id buy a new skimmer for this.Maybe the Royal Bubble king double cone 180 could use a destink

 

[mandyvan]

Stop Sump Funk

 

[Freakmachine01]

Official entry.
I would use this on an Eshopps S-200

 

[Freakmachine01]

Bonus 1.
Subscribed

 

[Freakmachine01]

Bonus 2
Subscribed to email

 

[Freakmachine01]

Bonus 3.
I learned that the filtration is from coconut fibers. Plus they don't make one for my skimmer yet so I would have to request it.

 

[Freakmachine01]

Bonus entry.
Supporting member

 

[Freakmachine01]

Bonus entry.
Partner member

 

[ReefEco]

@ReefEco - You know that you could make a minor modification to this and create a CO2 scubber..Think about it!!

Yes, we have considered this ; ) It would take a few modifications to make the vessel more airtight, mainly, as well as a solid lid with choice of fittings. I've been watching Co2 scrubbing for a while, and given the media's cost, effectiveness, and all the other cheaper ways to increase pH, I honestly don't know if it is going to be a long term reefing tool, or a fad that fades away? I guess for some folks with real pH problems it will continue to be a tool in the toolbox. Time will tell! I've approached a few people to test a design, but no takers yet...

 

[BroccoliFarmer]

Bonus 5: StinkSink: Experience the beauty of your tank not the smell of it.