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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 702 City: Roswell State: GA Other Interests: Racing, building cars, Grand AM. ALMS, NASA, SCCA, Topspeed motorsports.
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Reef octopus HOB skimmer/filter
Works great, just don't need it anymore. Actual picture can be sent on request but the following link is the exact model.
http://www.aquacave.com/reef-octopus...stem-1013.html 75obo |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 3,344 City: Auburn State: GA
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Is this a pretty quiet skimmer? I switched from a prism to a CPR backpack trying to dampen the sound. The backpack does a good job, but something with a surface skimmer would be nice.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 702 City: Roswell State: GA Other Interests: Racing, building cars, Grand AM. ALMS, NASA, SCCA, Topspeed motorsports.
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It is pretty quite, I never noticed any noise coming from it. Once you actually are near the filter/skimmer you can hear it but its all enclosed so its almost super quite.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 702 City: Roswell State: GA Other Interests: Racing, building cars, Grand AM. ALMS, NASA, SCCA, Topspeed motorsports.
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Bump, 65obo!
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