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​My 45g reef been up for one year now. Tank is not drilled and I don't want to break down at this time. Help me choose a skimmer please.

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Eshopps R-100 sump/fuge (7x11 skimmer compartment) (10x11 fuge)
Mag 9.5

Need help choosing skimmer and setup..........thanks​
 
Reefing Madness. ...that on is on my list....thanks. Though of going to the next size up and place in the fuge area. What's your though?
 
I've been running the SCA-301 for 10 months now. Gotta say it is an awesome skimmer. Quiet, very easily adjusted and produces nog like the more expensive name brands [emoji106]
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Oh yea, I totally agree on going up to the next size. That'll keep your system clean!! Great idea.
 
I've been researching skimmers for some time now. I keep reading how gr8 sca skimmers work. Gonna pull the trigger tonight.
 
Ordered sca-302......at last. I appreciate everyone's help.
 

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