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For what Big Al's carries it is a medium to high end.
I picked up a SS65 a while back for a QT and though does skim, it also leaks and can be a pain to adjust. |
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alright, so now that we've all agreed that the Super Skimmer should be returned...I should ask,
Are you even running a sump system? That will also determine what type of skimmer you'll need to get. If you're going with a sump, go crazy! Match the display tank volume in your sump (so get another 33 gallon tank) If not, your choice in quality skimmers narrows a bit |
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Easier to drill before everything becomes established
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I'd recommend a sump. There are many benefits to having one. And drilling the tank is the way to go.
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