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Go with good quality live rock and a deep sand bed (4 1/2 inches), instead of a wet/dry use an old tank or a rubbermaid type contaier for a sump where you can put your heater and skimmer. Another trend in reef tanks is to add a reugium in your sump, this is a place where you use macroalgaes to...

It is best for you to get as big of a skimmer as you can afford. It will handle almost anyhting that you throw at it in the first place and as you want to go to a larger tank it can go wth you without having to upgrade your skimmer too. JMO, Skip