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so the more air intake the better? so for that reef octo 2000 has a air intake of 700LPH. and the protein skimmer i have currently. i can not find a spec of the air intake for it
 
for the reef octopus skimmers. the 2000classic and the 90classic. they have basically the same specs but the 2000 is rated for a 132-200g and the 90 is 80-130g. whats the differences?
 
for the reef octopus skimmers. the 2000classic and the 90classic. they have basically the same specs but the 2000 is rated for a 132-200g and the 90 is 80-130g. whats the differences?
Its either A-body size or B-pump/air volume
 
The 2000 will have more volume (do they use the same venturi's?)
 
Its the device that mixes the air with the water. Its what the air line on your skimmer attaches to at the pump.
 
Then the 2000 is bigger in volume if using the same pump and venturi
 

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