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hows today looking?
Not sure yet! But I found the skimmer in the garage still with box

YCA DC13 <--- LINK. Don't mind the silly "180 gallons" BS. It's the second smallest one they make, rated for a 50g heavy bioload.

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Not sure yet! But I found the skimmer in the garage still with box

YCA DC13 <--- LINK. Don't mind the silly "180 gallons" crap. It's the second smallest one they make, rated for a 50g heavy bioload.

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wait a second, ive seen these. i think they are actually pretty good for medium sized tanks.
 

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wait a second, ive seen these. i think they are actually pretty good for medium sized tanks.

Yes, it's not bad. DC controlled and rated within the range of what she needs. And I already have her address so she can't decline. I also have an upgrade she can have when she's ready too, an SCA 302
 

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Yes, it's not bad. DC controlled and rated within the range of what she needs. And I already have her address so she can't decline. I also have an upgrade she can have when she's ready too, an SCA 302
ive actually looked at this skimmer for my tank. lol.
 

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ive actually looked at this skimmer for my tank. lol.

It's too small for your tank. You would need at least the DC16 or larger. Truth be told, I would recommend either a Somatic 120 minimum, or more likely a larger vertex. Vertex are expensive, so another option would be an AquaMaxx CO-2 or CO-3.
 

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It's too small for your tank. You would need at least the DC16 or larger. Truth be told, I would recommend either a Somatic 120 minimum, or more likely a larger vertex. Vertex are expensive, so another option would be an AquaMaxx CO-2 or CO-3.
thats what i thought, so i decided if i do get a skimmer its going to be a super reef octopus sro-2000 ext.
 

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thats what i thought, so i decided if i do get a skimmer its going to be a super reef octopus sro-2000 ext.

That should do well. I would say you could look into the AquaMaxx CO line as well. For the price there isn't much better and they can handle some big heavy tanks.
 

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That should do well. I would say you could look into the AquaMaxx CO line as well. For the price there isn't much better and they can handle some big heavy tanks.
sounds good to me. anyways back to katrina! Soooo, @Katrina71 you and hippie kid decided what kind of live stcok you will be keeping?
 

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sounds good to me. anyways back to katrina! Soooo, @Katrina71 you and hippie kid decided what kind of live stcok you will be keeping?
A kole tang is a must. How do fish do in shallow tanks?
 

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A kole tang is a must. How do fish do in shallow tanks?
well, as long as it has horizontal swim room with some obstacles, even if its 18" high, it will be ideal for a yellow eyed kole tang or maybe a baby scopas, yellow or purple.
 

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Hi guys! No plans to add anything quite yet. Taking this slow. Right now it will have a defect clown, pair of firefish, hi fin goby+ pistol, neon goby, tailspot
i like that, keep is slow. Little by little!
 

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