Fluval PS1 Skimmer vs PS2

I know that the PS2 only fits in the Evo tanks, which it was made for. I don't have any first hand experience with either, but if you Google reviews of each, you'll find they stink, especially the PS2. I don't think Fluval has a clue when it comes to saltwater.

I have the Fluval Evo 13.5 for a QT tank and don't use a skimmer because the PS2 was rated so poorly. I use an air bubbler. But that's QT.

If you're looking for a nano skimmer, there are better options. How big is the tank?
 
I know that the PS2 only fits in the Evo tanks, which it was made for. I don't have any first hand experience with either, but if you Google reviews of each, you'll find they stink, especially the PS2. I don't think Fluval has a clue when it comes to saltwater.

I have the Fluval Evo 13.5 for a QT tank and don't use a skimmer because the PS2 was rated so poorly. I use an air bubbler. But that's QT.

If you're looking for a nano skimmer, there are better options. How big is the tank?
I have the 13.5 EVO.
 

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