I've decided to definitely go with a Reef Savvy tank. Just a matter of waiting on the quote and getting things rolling once I receive it. Just too many reasons to not let them build it.
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I have a Warner Marine skimmer that is essentially the SM121. I like that the outlet and the air intake are independently adjustable, because it allows for a lot of control over waste consistency. Unfortunately, the pump has a very audible hum to it, which I suspect is pretty standard for most sub-$400 skimmers. If my stand didn't have a door, I wouldn't run the skimmer while watching tv. Overall, it performs quite well, but the sound may be a dealbreaker for some.
I'll have to look at footprint. Its very important with this build. I know Warner makes good stuff though. Its just matter of the footprint. Thanks for input.
I'll have to look at footprint. Its very important with this build. I know Warner makes good stuff though. Its just matter of the footprint. Thanks for input.
Whats the footprint your after? Aquamaxx makes excellent skimmers, and I'd say there a bit better then the SWC. I don't own a aquamaxx skimmer but I have owned skimmers that have the same pump as it and i was impressed. I am thinking of downgrading and going to a 28 x 24 x 18" tall tank 50 or so gallons, and I will be buying the coneS co1 for the build.
They have a aqumaxx coneS co1- Footprint: 6.3" x 8.7â€
Height: 19.7â€
Its $256 at marinedepot, but they have a 15% off coupon right now so you can get it even cheaper. Around $220 shipped. Great deal.
what kind of wood did you skin it with ? im building my 36x36 cube stand right now and i cant figure out if i want to do pine oak or birch
A little too blue for me to see anything for me. What was it?
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