Help: Will a Remora Pro work for this...

[puffdad]

I've been doing a lot of skimmer research, and it seems like the Remora is by far the best rated skimmer.
I'm planning a 120G tank. My question is...the Remora Pro is rated for a range of 70 to 120. Should I opt for a higher rated skimmer if I'm doing a messy eater 120G aggressive FO w/LR, or can I stick w/ this one? Any feedback is appreciated.
[ July 26, 2001: Message edited by: puffdad ]

 

[goofieones]

If you have the money to burn get the next step up, you can never over skim..... especially with your tank.

 

[puffdad]

Thanks....
So it looks like roughly #2 skimmer on the list is the CPR SR series skimmers...which isn't as effective as the Remora it seems, but has more models that scale upwards of 12G max. What should I shoot for, 2x skimming power? Everyone says you can't overskim your tank, but I don't want to throw out too much dough if I don't have to, but want to spend whatever I should to get the right one.

 

[saltwatersensae]

I you want to get an AquaC skimmer then may you should look into the EV series of skimmer they are from 125 up 300 gallon tank but if you don't have a sump these may be useless to you

 

[ironreef]

use a remora pro and a good carbon filter. it should be enough