Another Aqua c remora question

[Rsquared333]

What is the reccomended aqua c skimmer that I could get for a 46 gal bf with a 20-30 gal sump/fuge? I have been recomended to get the aqua c remora pro or urchin pro but I was wondering if i could use the regular aqua c remora or urchin with the mj 1200 (save me 60-100 dollars). I see a lot of people have the remora with the mj 1200 on bigger tanks than mine (according to their signature). I was wondering if people were recomending the pro because in case i get a bigger tank i wouldn't have to upgrade skimmer or if i would make that significant of a difference to have the pro instead of the regular aqua c.

[Rsquared333]

I'm not trying to be cheap but any savings in this hobby be helpful. I won't sacrafice the health of the tank though and if the pro would make a significant difference I would glady shell out the extra cash to have things done right. I've just been number chrunching and found this loophole, maybe. thanks in advance.

[captivereefs]

the standard remora would work fine.

[loganj]

I agree with Darin. The standard Remora should be sufficient for a 46 gal. I'd recommend it up to a 55 gal. A 75 gal FOWLR with a light to medium bioload will do fine with a Remora. Anything larger or a reef larger than 55 gal needs the Pro IMO.

[jmc]

I have same size display and sump and use the standard aqua c remora with mj1200 and it is working very well and very quiet. Shop around and even look on ebay and you'll save even more.

[Rsquared333]

sorry it took so long to reply (school and work). Thank you very much for your input. I am glad I can go with the regular remora that will save some money I can put into live rock. does anyone use the optional skimmer box? does it make a big difference?

[Rsquared333]

also would having the regular remora affect my stocking options opposed to the pro?