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With the algae reactor you could easily use a 9410dc. I run one with no algae reactor or fuge on my 120.Hi Roger,I have a 12.5" x14. 5" section in my sump on a 120g heavy bio load,will the 9415 skimmer fit in this space?,I'm also running the algae reactor.
Thanks bud,what kind of bioload do you have,?,I'm pretty heavily stocked,18-20fish.With the algae reactor you could easily use a 9410dc. I run one with no algae reactor or fuge on my 120.
Thank you, appreciate the info.There are a couple of good 9410 reviews on google.
Also google Glen Fong DSR.
He runs a 9410dc on a 150. His tanks are as heavy of a bioload as you can have.
My tank is based off of his method.
Thanks Roger,small fish,no sps,going to cut back to 2 feedings,think I'll go with the 9410.It all depends on fish load, generally you are on the margin of which one to use, but I have before and it is entirely doable to have a slightly smaller skimmer and compensate with algae and media and carbon dosing and do just fine. If the fish are relatively small, I would generally recommend the 9410 for your tank size, my only hesitation is larger or heavier feeding fish and if a lot of the corals are SPS, bigger would be better.