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![]() I have no input for you about the Curve you're looking at, but a couple things I was taught about skimmers;
You've covered the tank capacity as many skimmers under $500 are over-rated, so cut the #s in half The other thing that I learned, and I can't find any info online about the 9, is what kind of air intake capability does it have ? Anything less than 500l/hr is a waste of money Good luck |
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![]() Air draws:
SP-1000 (curve 5 pump): 300 L/H SP-2000 (curve 7 pump): 520 L/H SP-4000 (curve 9 pump): 900 L/H And yap skimmers are most of the time overrate. About half to the lowest number in the rating is about right.
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![]() Thanks guys
The skimmer is rated for 240 to 400 gallons (which my set-up is at the minimum of that scale), and it is rated for 900L/hr air intake based on the on-line info that I found. By all accounts, assuming the manufacture over rates their product, it should still be at least close to working on a heavy stocked 180 gallon tank. But having said that, I have always found first hand experience to trump the best of theories I have read through Lockrookies thread, I have have even seen his tank in person (outstanding tank BTW). Just looking to get as much input as I can. Thanks again guys Keep it coming !!! |