Looking to Trade for Skimmer

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Hi guys,

I am currently in the process of downgrading from a 150gal mixed reef to a new 70 gal set up. The new set up will be approx 90-100gal total volume after sand and rock transfer. I am currently running a ReefOctopus Classic 200Int. It is approx 9mo old. This skimmer is too large for my new application. I have original box and packaging so shipping will be no worries!

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I am looking for a cone skimmer that will Handel a heavy bio load of 100 gal.....I would like the CAD Light PLS-150 (Conic) Super space saving skimmer or one of equal performance.

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I am will to trade my current skimmer and/or open to offers. I will cover the cost of the shipping of my unit to you!
 
Hi guys,

I am currently in the process of downgrading from a 150gal mixed reef to a new 70 gal set up. The new set up will be approx 90-100gal total volume after sand and rock transfer. I am currently running a ReefOctopus Classic 200Int. It is approx 9mo old. This skimmer is too large for my new application. I have original box and packaging so shipping will be no worries!

ImageUploadedByREEF2REEF1449776966.133140.jpg


I am looking for a cone skimmer that will Handel a heavy bio load of 100 gal.....I would like the CAD Light PLS-150 (Conic) Super space saving skimmer or one of equal performance.

ImageUploadedByREEF2REEF1449777136.330336.jpg


I am will to trade my current skimmer and/or open to offers. I will cover the cost of the shipping of my unit to you!

Also would consider a AquaMaxx ConeS CO-1 In-Sump Protein Skimmer

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I have the SRO-1000int, this is smaller foot print than you current but using bubble blaster pump.
 

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