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Originally posted by nic_u812 send me an email.. Also, what is this skimmer worth?? I am waiting to hear back from ETSS to see how the specs differ from what I have to a current model..... Can't send you an email. You don't have it set in your profile. Also the moderator has turned off...

Originally posted by nic_u812 here is the ghetto installation that I have with mine so far... I am just trying it like this to see if I like it, before I make it a permanent home.. If not, I think I am going to get an asm... They look like the way to go..... :scared: :scared: :scared: If you...

Skimmers are not designed to pump water "UP"

do a google for aquarium stand plan. OR . copy one you like already.

135 tank would be very nice of course depending on the space you have. Bigger tank, more inhabitants and more lighting is required. You have to weigh all the prameters. I have the 100g and a 36g corner. Prolly gonna make the 36g a hard coral tank after the new year. What do you intend on keeping...

Originally posted by EUPHORIA my current tank is 48" long, so I don't want to upgrade and end up with a 48 again. I want to have a 6" long by 2" deep if possibe, and I don't care much for the height. So for a setup like that, let's say 72x24x18, do they make such tanks and how many gallons...

Originally posted by YellowTail nice hammer.is it scrolling?i see your occupation,do you sell security systems. I suppose it scrolls, not really familure with them otherthan the lighting requirements and the feeding habits. Yes, I am in all kinds of security systems, CCTV, Card Access...

My dad used to say, cheap merchadise is not good and good merchadise is not cheap. I believe that a skimmer is one of the most important investments you can have for a marine aquarium and you get what you pay for. If $$ is the issue, then go to the classifieds and get a 2nd hand unit dirt cheap...

Originally posted by EUPHORIA I've heard that glass leaks after a while. I wouldn't not get glass because of leak worries. Glass has been around a LOT longer than acrylic and leak problems are minimal. IMO they are due to some "circumstance", poor stand construction, chipped glass, etc...

Originally posted by Irenicus I've heard some very encouraging things about ASM. Too many to list. But they have a cult following on another board. Don't forget about the ER's and Geo's cult... I have not seen one complaint about the ER's and ASM's..ever

Just had to show ya'll a pic of the new hammer.

I've heard good things about the ASM from reputable people on this board and I have heard so-so things about Reef Devils. I cleaned my so-so skimmer this morning and this picture is 10 hours later.

IMO, the bigger the better and I hate scratches, go for the glass.

Kewl deal Mr. Squid. Post some pics when you get to doing the Elf work.

Here's our herby

Are you still wanting to build a sump from the piece of acrylic you have?

You are correct Mr. Golfish, I only have one intake for the CL. I thought about putting a T on there but so far, any excess food gets picked off the screen without any problems. I may take your advice though. I'm just tired of plumbing at the moment :) As far as your embarrasing picture, my old...

Looking very nice. Can't wait to get mine going full speed. Xmas is gonna slow me down.

I used to have two tanks underneath now they are destined for the 36g. I built the one that is under the 100g now demisions are 48 x 16 x 16 a little over 53 gallons total. Usable is more like 40. Got to have some head space for back wash when the power goes out. Used to, the power went out ALL...

Yep, they move ALOT of water. I've since added T's inside the tank to disperse some of the flow to keep the sand from stirring. I thought about the ocean motion setup for a bit. I'm just not ready to jump on the wagon just yet. My tank is drilled so I could use a 4-way. What size tank are you...