HOB Skimmer Suggestions

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I have a 20H tank with a red banded high-fin goby and a pair of occ. clownfish. It is a mixed reef but i plan to get a bit more SPS. It is sumpless and I am looking for suggestions on a HOB skimmer for it. I am looking for a little more lee-way on water changes because I am in college and it can get hecticc at times, but I am still going to be doing water changes of course. I am looking at the Aqua-C Remora with the MJ1200 pump. Is this any good? My budget isn't limitless; I would like to keep it under 200$ but around 150$ would be better and of course under that would be great! Of course I'm open to any suggestions. Thanks!
 
I ran the Reef Octopus BH-1000 on my 26g bow front for 2yrs. Great skimmer! I wanted an in sump skimmer for my new bigger build and this is the only reason I'm no longer using it. :)
 
Aqua Remora are excellent hob skimmers.
 
I have a aqua c remora with mj 1200. I don't use it anymore I bought a bigger skimmer for my bigger tank I got. It's been sitting for a few months will need a good cleaning and a O-ring ( available online for about $1.50 if you want it the price will be $50 I'll clean it up but you will have to purchase a O-ring and also pay for shipping
 
I have a aqua c remora with mj 1200. I don't use it anymore I bought a bigger skimmer for my bigger tank I got. It's been sitting for a few months will need a good cleaning and a O-ring ( available online for about $1.50 if you want it the price will be $50 I'll clean it up but you will have to purchase a O-ring and also pay for shipping

I pm'ed you.
 

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