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    Hey Guys,

    Does anyone use the TS1. If so, in your opinion, would it perform better than a Weipro?. I am considering replacing my Weipro with one of these. My nano has a total water volume of 80L.

    The Weipro is working but not really knowing anything about skimming, I would rather be 100% sure.
     

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    I saw Travis' TS1 working a few months ago and was quite impressed. But I cannot compare with a weirpro as i have never seen one.
     
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    Jan Bobs is running 2 of them on his tank and he was getting some really good looking skimmate, I have just bought one, it has been running for about 4 or 5 days now, just started to produce some really nice foam, I honestly don't think you can go wrong by getting one of these.

    The reaction chamber fills up nicely with foam from the needlewheel pump.
     
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    Thanks for the info everyone. Ho high is the water level in the skimmer neck? I'm never sure how high to run it.
     
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    You can adjust the water level very easily with these skimmers, simply raise or lower the outlet pipe.

    I keep my level sort of halfway up the neck.
     
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    and what size tank can they handle?
     
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    I think they rated for about 350 litres, will have to double check on that.
     
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    Sounds correct as I also remembered 350l
     
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    sorry for being a bit off topic but what is the height of the ts2 and how many litres is it rated for?
     
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    Think it's 750L
     
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    any idea the height sims?
     
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    No sorry
     
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    How much does the TS1 cost and what size system is it rated for ?
     
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    my problem is height!my stand is too low down giving me very little space to play around!
     
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    They rated for 350l and they work well. I had to raise mine a little in my sump as they were to deep in the water. Once I did that they started to perform very well.

    Here is pic's of mine:
     
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    i think my best bet will be something in the standalone recirc skimmers!
     
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    nice jan!see jou got the same height restriction as me,annoying to wotk in a little space hey!
     
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    Well I got the Rec one and am happy - you saw my skimmate and my tank only has 9 fish...
     
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