Reef Octopus SR06000

That is an amazing skimmer! I am a fan of Reef Octopus skimmers and have about six running now and a few more in storage. Although I do not have an SRO-6000, I have watched that model for years and have seen it in action. As I'm sure that you know it is rated for tanks from 500-600 gallons so although it may work on a 120g tank it isn't the best fit. Good luck with whatever you choose!
 
That is an amazing skimmer! I am a fan of Reef Octopus skimmers and have about six running now and a few more in storage. Although I do not have an SRO-6000, I have watched that model for years and have seen it in action. As I'm sure that you know it is rated for tanks from 500-600 gallons so although it may work on a 120g tank it isn't the best fit. Good luck with whatever you choose!
You should sell me one. I need a good skimmer
 
You should sell me one. I need a good skimmer
Lol. My wife thinks that I collect Reef Octopus skimmers the way some people collect stamps (I don't know why she thinks that :oops: ). I am partial to the AC-powered skimmers, especially the older or more unique models. They are bulletproof and just keep going. Seriously, keep your eyes open and you can occasionally find them for 50% of retail.
 

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