What would you buy RIGHT NOW if you found an AMAZING deal on it?

[Billldg]

I definitely agree. I found the same to be true with the Reef Octopus 150-SSS that I have - it dialed in extremely quickly. The only down side (which doesn't matter for most) is that it doesn't come with a built-in drain for the skimmer cup.

How do you mean? My 150-SSS and 250-SSS both had a plug that I could drain off into a container.

I just found it not necessary.

I skim pretty dry though.

 

[Peace River]

How do you mean? My 150-SSS and 250-SSS both had a plug that I could drain off into a container.

I just found it not necessary.

I skim pretty dry though.

Great question! Do you have the Reef Octopus Regal 150SSS and Regal 250SSS (which have drains)? I have the Reef Octopus Classic 150-SSS (which does not).

 

[Creggers]

I'm in the market for some higher end coral, specifically acropora, chalice, and blastos.

That being said, the holidays are too hectic for shipping so I'm holding off on any purchases till the new year ..

 

[Billldg]

Great question! Do you have the Reef Octopus Regal 150SSS and Regal 250SSS (which have drains)? I have the Reef Octopus Classic 150-SSS (which does not).

I have both. I had a Reef Octopus 150-SSS on my 120 gal tank, and now have a 250-SSS on my 225. They both had a drain.

 

[Peace River]

I have both. I had a Reef Octopus 150-SSS on my 120 gal tank, and now have a 250-SSS on my 225. They both had a drain.

...are they the Regal or the Classic? Reef Octopus has a Regal 150SSS and a Classic 150SSS.

 

[Billldg]

...are they the Regal or the Classic? Reef Octopus has a Regal 150SSS and a Classic 150SSS.

Both of mine are Regal's.

 

[Peace River]

Both of mine are Regal's.

That makes sense. The Regals have a drain and the Classic 150SSS (which is what I have) does not.

 

[Billldg]

That makes sense. The Regals have a drain and the Classic 150SSS (which is what I have) does not.

You can always drill a drain and add a bulkhead to it.

 

[Peace River]

You can always drill a drain and add a bulkhead to it.

True, but because of the way the skimmer cup nestles on to the full width of the body the side of the cup would have to be drilled. Still possible, but the challenge factor definitely increases.

 

[Treefer32]

I would love to find a great deal on a new or used 35-45 gallon aio or with sump / stand display tank for my home office. Even the one used one I found is still priced too close to new prices to make it be a good deal. I guess that size tank is in high demand. I'm tempted to get a 40 gallon breeder, purchase the drop in AIO kit for it and do that for under $200. vs. $1000-1500.

 

[BroccoliFarmer]

Mind sharing, I'm looking to purchase that same unit?

1. BRS has an open box at 239 Grade B:

FX-STP WiFi Peristaltic Continuous Duty Dosing Pump (OPEN BOX)

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[CaseyWagner]

Seachem dosing modules!
Or a nice AIO for the 40 breeder I'm using

I do have a skimmer, but I had to move the tank to another room last month and right now I'm not using a sump.

 

[areiser]

I would love a good deal on GHL equipment but there never seems to be one

Check BRS right now. Super cheap

 

[Sean_B]

Live Rock

 

[StewL6]

Equipment: Need 2 MP 40s and 2MP10s for my 110 gallon new build, time to get some flow going besides my return flow. If price was right I would consider the octo4 and octo2

 

[dakoop]

A beautiful torch

 

[Kfactor]

i just got a geo calcium reactor/ carbon doser/pm1 module and ph prob for 450can i could not say no to lol i dont need it right now but in the near future it will be awsome

 

[NeedAReef]

Love Fiji rock. Full Of sponges colors and life.

 

[Freenow54]

I would love to find a great deal on a new or used 35-45 gallon aio or with sump / stand display tank for my home office. Even the one used one I found is still priced too close to new prices to make it be a good deal. I guess that size tank is in high demand. I'm tempted to get a 40 gallon breeder, purchase the drop in AIO kit for it and do that for under $200. vs. $1000-1500.

Just a little idea. I use a fluval canister filter on my 45g

 

[Opus]

A 3080 TI at retail!