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Old 12-22-2004, 06:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Do i need a second skimmer??

Sorry to ask here but i am going shopping tomorrow and need to know if i need another skimmer!!

I had a message from rodger at tunze and he said that my tunze 3115/2 will produce a skimmate that will be lighter than what many other skimmers produce and this has to do with the design leaning towards removal of cellulose and plant organics and less towards albumin.

Do i need another skimmer to remove the albumin??

Help as i am confused!!!
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