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No hay artículos en el carroCompacto pero potente, el PS2 Protein Skimmer ayuda a eliminar compuestos orgánicos disueltos y otras sustancias nocivas de tu acuario Nano antes de que tengan la oportunidad de descomponerse en residuos peligrosos. Este espumador de proteínas fue diseñado para acuarios de agua salada entre 5 y 20 Gales (20 y 80 L).
Angel
Comentado en México el 17 de febrero de 2024
Funciona a la perfección solo que, si hace un poco de ruido en mi nano fluval ya que queda muy justo pero, es el que lleva mi nano desde que lo adquirí. Aun asi no es tan silencioso como dice.
Diana Duran
Comentado en Canadá el 11 de enero de 2024
Works perfect, zero noise, easy to install
Haven't received yet
Comentado en Australia el 4 de agosto de 2023
Stop working after 5 minutes. Supplier helped me straight away very good
Luis Ramón Ruiz
Comentado en México el 17 de julio de 2022
Funciona de maravilla y hace muy poco ruido, completo ideal para Fluval Evo y acuarios nano.
Jonathan
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de mayo de 2020
I gave this 5 stars, because as nano skimmers go (and I've tried 4) this one is the absolute best, even if it took a while to adjust, and even though I made a few mistakes at first. So I'm grading on a curve :)FIRST: Don't make the same mistake I did! I have a Fluval Evo 13.5, so I read the instructions too quickly and thought I didn't have to install the brackets that hold the skimmer front and back housings together (the front and back of the skimmer split open so you can clean it easily) because it was already sized perfectly for my back chamber. But, NOT installing these pieces made the skimmer really loud because the skimmer pump caused those pieces to vibrate against each other. Once I realized the issue, it was too late; I had already thrown the other extra pieces away. So I ordered another one, just to get those two pieces--they're that important! Once installed, the skimmer quieted way, way down, and in about 2 weeks, it got even quieter when it broke in (it's at about 15db, 4 feet away, measured with an app on my phone). One thing to tweak, though, is to make sure the skimmer is seated as far back against the tank's back glass as possible (away from the tank's display/overflow), so the front inlet has enough space to draw in water from the tank's overflow. I used a piece of air tubing and slid it in between the skimmer and the front of that back chamber, just to push the skimmer away from the tank overflow. That was the trick to get it to start skimming properly. Once I further tweaked water level in the chamber (the largest knob on the top) and opened the air to about 80% open (the smallest knob on the top), it skimmed super efficiently, was quiet, and I've been super happy with it. [Hack: to set the air at the right level, close the small knob all the way counter clockwise, then open it clockwise about 2-3 twists of your fingers.] You'll want the water level/surface turbulation happening right at the bottom of the collection cup. If the tribulation is happening IN the collection cup chamber, it's too high and you'll skim too wet, and it will probably overflow in no time; back it down so the water line/turbulation is exactly level with the bottom of that cup. It won't produce skimmate immediately. Give it a few hours to start producing those large bubbles and skimmate). The hardest part was getting it dialed it. But once that's done, you don't need to touch it again. When you do water changes or pour something in your tank, it will stop skimming for a bit--don't touch the dials! It will start producing skimmate again in couple of hours. Once you've got it dialed in, you'll be impressed. I sure am.
Robert
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 9 de junio de 2019
Put it in a Fluval EVO 13.5, took a few days for it to break in. Now pulling dark skim mate from tank. Easy to set up, open air valve all the way and the adjust the water high with the large knob. This knob does one full rotation, so spinning it around and around is pointless. Adjust a little wait, adjust wait and so on as you move through just the one rotation.
Drew
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de marzo de 2018
Update 3/21So a couple of things to note. Putting the air valve in the cup lid was ridiculously hard. Not a problem I encountered during the first skimmer I ordered and returned but it was a ....welcomed problem.... with the first skimmer, the valve would come off the lid easily and needed to be in the exact position to not move the lid nor disconnect itself from the lid. With the second skimmer, after shoving the valve into the lid with sheer strength, it doesn't move now which keeps the lid in place and valve from coming off. Also, the knob on top of the valve I had to take off because it was sealed. I have it completely removed as it serves no purpose, since , it's clogged. I tried putting a needle through it but it feels like there's a pieces of plastic inside. Now, after some diy with silicone, the skimmer is working beautifully! Has been taking out gunk and keeping my water nice and clean. A lot of alterations to get to this point but it is finally doing its job.I ordered the skimmer for my fluval flex and though it's ideal for the tank and the evo, it does have a huge design flaw. The casing on top does not seal correctly no matter what and leaves a small opening between the cup and housing. Water ends up going back into the sump area which defeats the purpose of a skimmer. I used some silicone to seal the tiny gap as my skimmer options are limited. Water level is finicky but the gap is a huge problem. Returned the unit and ordered a second one and same gap is found. Diy steps will be needed
victor de la torre cuevas
Comentado en México el 28 de octubre de 2018
Llegó quebrado y tuve que volver a comprarlo
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