Good/Bad CPR SR3 Protein Skimmer ?

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I have set up a Coralife 29g BioCube.

I first tried the Cad Lights nano skimmer, but the micro-bubbles were enormous, then I bought the newer TUNZE 9001 and it's nothing great, like I thought it may be, so I'm looking at other skimmers.

It has to be in the bio section, not inside the display.

Marine Depot has the CPR SR3 Protein Skimmer on sale for what looks to be a great price of $117.

I'm wanting to ask owners of this specific,.....skimmer, on the good, bad and ugly ?

So far, the reviews are pretty high on Amazon etc, but I prefer to ask users here.

I just watched a youtube video that the owner showed that it did produced a lot of micro-bubbles.
How are yours ?
 
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Does anyone still use this protein skimmer? I am new to saltwater aquariums, and I recently picked up a used Oceanic Biocube and the seller included the skimmer with it. I can't find much info online on how to set it up and I would appreciate it if someone could let me know how to add it to my aquarium. Cheers!
 

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