Do we need a protein skimmer and a canister filter for our saltwater aquarium?

May 24, 2009 by Jessica | Posted in Fish

Question: We are a belief in the purchase of a Eheim 2028 Pro II and Pro Remora Skimmer for a 95-gallon aquarium. Both are necessary, or just one?

Answer: For one gallon a skimmer 95 is yours to remove organic matter not only inorganic but water. It also helps to cool down on water changes keeping the nitrates to a minimum.

As regards housing, everyone has their own idea obout filters here.

danielle Z | May 24, 2009

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