I changed skimmers and now run a Bubble Magus NAC 9. So, does anyone have an idea what to with my huge dual beckett? Has anyone ever cut one down and made a NW skimmer out of the existing tube? Any other ideas?
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What to do with dual beckett.
I changed skimmers and now run a Bubble Magus NAC 9. So, does anyone have an idea what to with my huge dual beckett? Has anyone ever cut one down and made a NW skimmer out of the existing tube? Any other ideas?
Don't put the price on the bag please.
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Tax credit for the energy savings....
Killed my first coral in 1991, have tried to do better since. Always tricky.
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LOL. Dang it Todd, I was hoping you had a solution for the beast sitting in my garage...Originally Posted by TexasTodd
Tax credit for the energy savings....
Bill
215g FOWLR... and anemones, GSP, gorgonians... carp, that isn't FO!
"I killed my first SW Fish in 1971..."
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So true!! I may just end up using it on my classroom tank if I can't figure out anything else.
Don't put the price on the bag please.
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Yeah Fidel, you don't have to pay for the power there!!
BTW, Bill has one you can pick up cheap too ;)
Killed my first coral in 1991, have tried to do better since. Always tricky.
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That's exactly right Todd!! I already purchased and donated to my own classroom a 120 gal tank and stand, 2 - 400 W PFO hanging pendants (need bulbs) and a G4X skimmer. Just need to pick up a few fish, but ideally want to make it a coral prop tank. I think two dual becketts would be overkill, and "The Man" would figure out who is sucking up all the juice in the building.
Don't put the price on the bag please.
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