k1 neo

[SleenGrimer]

Hello everybody, I hope you are all well. Today I have ordered a k1 neo skimmer for my 20 gallon tank, do you think it will be enough? This is my planned stocking list: 2 ocellaris clownfish, 1 rainford's goby, 1 twinspot goby, one six line wrasse, and a pistol shrimp and goby pair. As of now I am missing the pair and the wrasse. Here are the specs:
DCair 200 Pinwheel Pump
Power Consumption: 5watts
Air Draw: 100lph / 3.5scfh*
Water Draw: 26gph
Thanks!

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Hello everybody, I hope you are all well. Today I have ordered a k1 neo skimmer for my 20 gallon tank, do you think it will be enough? This is my planned stocking list: 2 ocellaris clownfish, 1 rainford's goby, 1 twinspot goby, one six line wrasse, and a pistol shrimp and goby pair. As of now I am missing the pair and the wrasse. Here are the specs:
DCair 200 Pinwheel Pump
Power Consumption: 5watts
Air Draw: 100lph / 3.5scfh*
Water Draw: 26gph
Thanks!

I personally would not keep a six-line in a tank that small; it will eventually outgrow it and, due to space issues, limit what other fish you can have in there. Not to mention that Sixline will get bullied by those two clowns in there.
To your original question, that skimmer should be enough for that kind of bioload!

 

[SleenGrimer]

I personally would not keep a six-line in a tank that small; it will eventually outgrow it and, due to space issues, limit what other fish you can have in there. Not to mention that Sixline will get bullied by those two clowns in there.
To your original question, that skimmer should be enough for that kind of bioload!

Thanks!

 

[SleenGrimer]

I actually ended up ordering a miniq instead, as I've heard better things about it.