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Those are some incredible pics... those flasher wrasses are ALWAYS beautiful. Thanks for sharing... Jesse

Erik, I found that this skimmer works in anywhere from 2"-11" of water. It has a constant water level inside due to it's multiple baffles... just FYI. Jesse

Thanks Tim! I just downloaded that Opera and so far I love it! I have always used IE, but people at work have been telling me about Firefox and various other browsers, but I never gave them a try. Jesse

Yeah it has an additional glass sleeve that the DE dont have. Jesse

My friend has it along with the new Windows Vista. He LOVES both. Jesse

Hey, glad I could help! Jesse

You dont HAVE to cover SE halides. Unless it is a couple inches away from the surface where it could be splashed, dont worry about it. It will just unnecessarily cut down on the PAR of the lights. HTH, Jesse

Where on the east coast are you located? Jesse

thanks Eddy, guess I shoulda mentioned that... that coulda caused some problems for people! Jesse

This topic has been moved :bigthumup: http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3648 Jesse

It almost seems to be impossible to COMPLETELY rinse the dry sands. Jesse

the more I read about skimming, the less I believe in it. I no longer run a skimmer on my tank and instead am focusing on chemical media(s) along with a large amount of chaeto in a high light/high flow refugium. I also do biweekly 50% water changes. We'll see how things go. Jesse

Purigen is a better product in my opinion. I just incorporated it into my system. One of the huge advantages with Purigen is that it darkens when it is exausted and can easily be "recharged" by soaking it for 24 hours in a 1:1 ratio of water and bleach.

If you put a surface skimmer over the intake for the filter, it should allow you to control the water level inside the filter which should allow to to keep it a little quieter. Jesse

He is going to have a hang-on-tank version as well Erik. The cool thing with this skimmer is it still allows you to completely close the lid on the nanocube and there is virtually no microbubbles. Jesse

Just wanted to share this seems how there are so many people here with nanocubes. http://www.sapphireaquatics.com/store/i ... ex&cPath=1 Seems like a good product and should work pretty well. Jesse

That's a nice tank... Im sure the quality is as good as, if not better than, JBJ's. Oceanic is a great brand. Its glass right? Jesse

I have a 150 watter on a 20L which is only 12" deep... the 18T should be at least 17" or so deep. It should be good, just keep the lower light stuff on the bottom. Jesse

That should be fine... the bacteria should still thrive. Do you have a link to this tank? Im interested in learning about it. Jesse

:welcome to nanotank.com! Jesse