Skimmer recommendations for 75 gallon??

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I would recommend our Pro skim 80, we still have a contest going sign up and maybe you can win it for free!

https://sraquaristik.com/product/pro-skim-80-in-sump-protein-skimmer/
 
I would recommend an octopus reef they have good reviews and I'm currently running one that skims like a champ. I had a corallife skimmer before and that one was horrible.
 
Currently running a bubble Magus Curve 7 and thing started pulling skim in a day! Very quite and doesn't take up a huge area. Currently running it on a 75.
 
Reef octopus 110 s.s has been working great for me for 2 years.
Between that and the Chaeto in my refugium, I've had non.measurable nitrates in my tank since it's been running. ( Red Sea test kit)
 
Reef octopus 110.
Ran for a year, worked like a champ, clean once a week, will skim like there is no tomorrow!!!
 
BM Curve 5, I tried almost 5 brands and honestly hands-down the curve five is the most silent efficient and easy to maintain!!!
 
I run a reef octopus on my 65, it think its the reef octopus 110. Best skimmer ive had, much more efficient than the eshopps
 
Really all depends on your budget. There are great skimmers for a 75 gallon tank. Reef octopus are always recommended because they have been around the longest and anyone who's been in this hobby long enough has owned them in the past. Durable yet long lifespan skimmer at an affordable cost.
 
I have a RLSS 5i and it works great.
 

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