Bashsea Twisted Skimmer VS VERTEX OMEGA ?

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I'm looking at these two skimmers and I would like to hear from owners tbat ma have tried both, or at least the Bashsea, as I haven't heard much about it. I have watched a coulle of videos of the Bashsea and it seems to work very well.

I realize their two different types of skimming, but I'm just wanting the results.

Their about the same price, just under $400. (Although the Bashsea needs a pump)
 
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I'm looking at these two skimmers and I would like to hear from owners tbat ma have tried both, or at least the Bashsea, as I haven't heard much about it. I have watched a coulle of videos of the Bashsea and it seems to work very well.

I realize their two different types of skimming, but I'm just wanting the results.

Their about the same price, just under $400. (Although the Bashsea needs a pump)
Vertex is 40-150 gallons depending on bioload not including sump. Reef octopus or aquamaxx you can buy a skimmer rated for 200-250 gallons light bioload 150 heavy under $350
 
Aquamaxx q-2 is $354 and it's rated 130-250gallons
Reef octopus 202-S is $329 265 Gallon – Light Filtration Demand
200 Gallon – Medium Filtration Demand
180 Gallon – Heavy Filtration Demand
 

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