Is this good skimmate?

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So I finally got this thing to have skim, I have no fish I have Gsp that's all is this dark enough?

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You have an extremely low bioload, so I'm actually surprised you got anything. Once you put fish in there, that thing will be pumping.
 
If you don't have a bio load, it won't produce hardly anything, so the fact that you've gotten it to produce is a sign that you have the thing dialed in.
 
What's that, a skilter? Lol, i haven't seen one of those in a long time..
 
It's a prizm lol I have no clue what a skitter is and thanks for all the good feed back still battling clouding, so no fish. Coral is still fine so it's not a chemical issue so I'm gonna do some water changes and top off...
 
Lol, the skilter filter was another all in one skimmer /filter that used to be in production. Long ago.. I think the skilter came out and then the prizm(they are basically the same type of devices)..

I can't remember because it was before i started really getting into skimmers pretty heavy.. Long, long ago..
 

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