Question on Reef Glass Skimmer

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Shopping around for a tiny skimmer that would fit in a fusion 25 lagoon and the reef glass seems kinda neat. So is it safe to assume that I could run the air pump line to one side of a Co2 scrubbing canister and then just line the other side to the reef glass? I wonder if anyone has done this.
 
Following , I use this little skimmer in my Nuvo 20 . Been thinking of ways to raise my Ph (opening windows doesn't help) this is a good idea if it will work .

I wonder if they make small inline co2 scrubbers ? Maybe you could use the toms aqualifter pump filter they sell , remove the foam and poor in some co2 media ??
 
After some googling , it looks like you can use the Two Little Fishies Phosban reactor with some adapters for air line . Then run your media in this .

BRS sells the reactor and the adapters
 
Yeah that seems plausible. I have some standard 10" canisters lying around and I intended my new build to have a scrubber because pH has always made my eye twitch lol. My other option might be an eshopps nano skimmer and just run the line down below to the canister. The reef glass however is powered by the little air pumps.
 

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