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I've got a Tunze Osmolator on my 125. It sure makes life much simpler especially when I'm out of town for a few days. It is not the cheapest system, but the optical sensor with the back up overfull sensor is one of the most reliable methods on the market. A lot of folks use various forms of DIY...

I saw one this afternoon at a LFS that I stumbled across. It was impressive in its lighting intensity, and certainly was much cooler temperature than MH fixtures. I didn't ask how long they had it up and going, but all the corals in the tank looked to be doing very well. Still, from what I've...

I've had a Remora C Pro for several months now, and am very satisfied with it. Some complain of the "hissing" sound they make, but I don't notice it - it helps to be hard of hearing maybe! Chris

My summer ride - '05 Winnebago Adventurer 35' My daily driver - '06 Infiniti FX35AWD Pusher for my summer ride - '07 Nissan Versa Chris Murfreesboro TN

Originally Posted by Bruder Anyone with a Nanostream think they are kind of loud? Mine seems to be a bit noisy :notsure: Only time that I notice mine is when I power them back up after a WC, and then only for a second. If they made any noise other times my DW would be quick to point it out to...

I've got several of the Tunze 6025's and have nothing but good to say about them. I'm waiting on the 6045's to come out, plan on getting one to finish things up for a while (famous last words......!) I've not much experience with Hydors, have heard nothing but good about them, but I am sold on...

I'll have to agree with the other replys you have received. They will do just fine. Had one for over three years, and would still have it if my DW hadn't wanted to take a two week trip to Disneyland and take all the kids, leaving my fish with nobody to care for them. Grrrrr....... Chris

It is normal for the skimmer to go through periods of no skimmate being produced. Did you rinse off the prefilter before installing? If not, some production oils may still be on it which will inhibit it from skimming for several days. Chris

I got a bucket of IO several years ago that apparently got some moisture in it prior to my getting it. Being very Scottish, I tried to use it. Dumb move on my part - not the first time, and likely not the last. It is probably totally unrelated, but that is when I switched to -- and have had...

Just got a new Jager last week, model 3606, 150W to replace an older one that I was just not comfortable with. The box is marked "submersible" and it has a minimum water line on the upper body. There is no mention of not submersing it fully, but I have and my GFI hasn't complained yet! Chris

I've got a Kent Maxxima Hi S that I am very happy with. If I were looking to buy again, I would also look at the Typhoon as others have mentioned. Chris

If you are looking at a travel trailer for camping, there is a whole lot more factors to consider than NCC. Please feel free to contact me directly at [with any questions - I'm sure most on this forum aren't interested in RV talk! Chris

I've seen some tanks that run multiple HOB skimmers, I guess in a worst case scenario that would be better than too little. The Remora Pro is a great skimmer IMHO Chris

Originally Posted by Tizzo What is NCC? What does it stand for, what does it mean? I have 2 travel trailer pamplets, one says NCC 4689 lbs and the other says NCC 1307 lbs. It's in the same column as the GVWR, hitch weight, and UVW specs... Net carrying capacity, ie how much weight can be...

Bear in mind that I'm not an expert by any means, but what I do is leave them running unless they will be exposed due to lower levels. I've always refrained from running any of my pumps/PH dry as it certainly will not do them any good. Chris

Just got a Remora Pro several weeks ago. I went with the Mag. My reasoning was twofold - the Mag's have a great reputation compared to possible problems with the Rio and there were a number of recommendations to do so. The only thing I don't like much is the drain fitting on the cup. I'm going...

I guess this is one area that I just don't want to even think about. When the DW tells me we don't have enough money to pay the electric bill I'll deal with it then. Very similar to pulling into the gas station with my RV. Very rare that somebody doesn't come up to me while filling and ask what...

Originally Posted by Bang Guy Teflon paste... That would have been my next attempt. I found that using between 4-5 turns of tape and getting pretty strong that it did the job. I'm more used to plumbing with metal fittings, didn't want to overtorque the plastic and end up splitting them all, so...

Originally Posted by tacoma38 Ordering real soon.Is it a good or should i not buy that brand.Thinking of the kent ro di .hi s. unit about 35 a day That is what I have been using. No complaints other than I had to put a pretty good bit of torque on all the fittings to keep it from seeping - but...

Originally Posted by Pandafish Now on the 20L I used the "rail" that come with the Kit and used the Cilps for the optical switch and the high water sensor...BUT I got some small magnets from Home Depot and glued them with Aquarium Silicon to the "rails" (two each per rail) I mount them to the...