Replacing protein skimmer-suggestion for 120 reef?

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I am looking to replace my protein skimmer but am not sure which way to go. i have a 120 reef and a sump with minimal space. any suggestions?
 
What's the dimensions of your sump where the protien skimmer will be place? So we know what your working with space wise. Also do you have a budget in mind?
 
What's the dimensions of your sump where the protein skimmer will be place? So we know what your working with space wise. Also do you have a budget in mind?
my sump is a little cramped i have just under 13x12 to work with im trying to not to break the bank but i want a decent quality skimmer
 
reef octo nwb 150 will fit, its an excellent skimmer and wont break the bank at around 225 new

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length of chamber is 13.5" right to left, and 12" front to back, i got 5" front to back to play with, and 3" left to right, and no, the pump is on the right side in the pic, you can see it if you follow the white air line down to the pump input, right nect to my maxijet for my gfo reactor
 
length of chamber is 13.5" right to left, and 12" front to back, i got 5" front to back to play with, and 3" left to right, and no, the pump is on the right side in the pic, you can see it if you follow the white air line down to the pump input, right nect to my maxijet for my gfo reactor
sounds good im dealing with just about the same amount of space thanks for the info and the pic
 
Check out Avast Marine CS-1 cone skimmer, really good product and is internal as well, just email them and you usually get a response with in a few hours of any questions.
 

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