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I ended up listing it on ----... Link... http://cgi.----.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=320244011900

Nobody needs a practically new skimmer and pump for $100 less than retail? wow...... ttt

It's rated for tanks 40-120 gallons, here is a direct link to the manufacturer's page on the EV-120. http://www.proteinskimmer.com/Product%20Pages/EV120.htm

Sorry, I'm in Tucson, AZ. I have a corporate FedEx account though so I can get it shipped pretty cheap.

I've got an EV-120 in sump skimmer plus a Mag5 pump that has only been used for about 3 months, it just doesn't fit my sump setup properly so I needed to switch models. Complete setup retails for about $350 looking to get $250 plus shipping.

The tank is only a total of 16" deep and they're about 6" down, I have 130 total watts PC's. There are frags that have fallen off and are sitting on the substrate (because I haven't gotten around to moving them) and they are not "reaching" like the upper ones are. They all look extremely healthy...

I bought a colony of green zoos at ***** they were all attached to a fairly sizable rock... they've been in the tank for probably 3 weeks and they seem to be growing away from the rock, they were short and very close to the rock originally and now they've grown a semi-transparent base and seem a...

Originally Posted by 1journeyman Freshwater dips can be very stressful. Make sure to match pH and temp. Feed your clean up crew a bit of food. Also, what kind of clowns? Sounds to me like you have a lot of potentially aggressive fish in a small tank. The Clowns are Ocellaris, all fish were...

I know public aquariums make common practice of a FW bath as part of their quarantine process which EVERY fish goes through prior to being introduced to the aquarium. It's my understanding that it does absolutely no harm to the fish to give them a 3-5 minute freshwater dip.... someone correct me...

I have a fairly new tank, 30 gals, 45 lbs of live rock, 60 lbs live sand and some zoos. I also have about 12 snails and about 25 crabs, I just invested in a QT tank which I'm cycling now having discovered and diagnosed one of my clowns as having ick. I have two clowns, two three stripe damsels...

Originally Posted by bkoz This was the case with mine. I put two #1 in on Sunday and they humed a bit but now I cant here them at all, completley silent. Or you just get used to it, huh? lol It's been in for four days now and it's still kind of noisy, but not unbearable... I guess I'll just...

Originally Posted by jrthomas40 make sure you push the suction to the glass....and that the propellar is in space right I messed with the prop a little but it doesn't seem to make a difference... while running I unscrewed the top and the prop came out a little and it was silent so I'm guessing...

Originally Posted by AAnthony i have a koralia #3. and its silent, so im guessing you may have gotten a faulty one. So in a quiet room you can't hear a humming at all? Hmmm maybe it'll go away after it's broken in...

I just got a Koralia 1 and it makes a good bit of noise, is this normal? I had a cheap powerhead that I got at ***** and it was silent but this Koralia makes a decent amount of vibration noise is this normal or did I get a bum powerhead?

Well I planned to do as outlined above, remove everything into a 30 gal rubbermaid and then add the sand and slowly pump the water in on top of a trash bag (as I've read), the dust storm shouldn't be too bad and the filters should be able to clear it up in an hour or two (I hope). All the...

Originally Posted by MichaelTX if you got this from a store then I would ask for a refund if its dry because the bacteria you paid a premium for is dead. i agree get some sand from as many different tanks as you can because it will diversify your tank. Mike Well I got it from a reputable...

Originally Posted by FranktheTank Here's what you do.... This is VERY doable!! I have done it. Just get one or two or as many as you need plastic tubs from target or walmart. Put everything into them including water with a heater and some flow to keep them alive. They'll do just fine without...

Originally Posted by socal57che Why, thank you. (also off the subject) I deduce from your user name that you may be a Pontiac fan. MachoTA and I used to be in the same car club before we became addicted to a new drug (salt water fish), I had a '00 SS and he had a Mecham TA which as you clearly...

Yes, I have 45 pounds of cured live rock now. The system is fairly stable but I can't seem to completely eliminate the nitrates. I had an anemone for about 3 weeks but it just died so I feel like the only way to get the nitrates down and keep them down is to switch to a sand bed from crushed...

Just realized the sand I bought online is dry packed so it's not "live" sand... however also advertised is a live sand that can be used to "jump-start" the process... I have a 30 gal that is essentially fish only with just one zoo that I found super cheap at the LFS... I'm swapping crushed...