Final Tank Setup

[robzilla]

could i get a pic of the mod's to the prism skimmer too?
please,
thanks rob

[sumpfinfishe]

Rob, you have PM

[Jaws]

Originally Posted by robzilla

could i get a pic of the mod's to the prism skimmer too?
please,
thanks rob

Me too?

[phreezee]

Originally Posted by Jaws

Me too?

Me too Please!!

Thanks

[KrazyKuch]

We are using a 250W 14K MH Bulb in just a simple fixture Kinda temp hung from ceiling!!!

The clowns are staying in the fuge for we have two tomato clowns in our tank

Thanks for all the ideas.....Also this pic was taken just after a water change and I have noticed that when i do a water change the skimmer goes nuts and just fills up with water....But I will implement this change just for the fact that it seems cheap and easy to do..(Am Currently building a Beckett Skimmer!!!)

[michika]

Originally Posted by Ryan

Thats awsome. Love the clown in the fuge idea are you going to eventualy move them to the display tank or not. Love the lemon peel also.

Clowns aren't moving, there are two tomato clowns in the display tank about twice their size. One of the oc. clowns is blind in one eye as well so not much of a survival chance there.

[sumpfinfishe]

Here's the info on the Prizm mod, very easy and it works!

UnderWorldAquatics wrote:

I used a piece of 2"od acrylic that was 1 15/16" long and siliconed it into the recess under the collection cup, then I slid a piece of 2' scheldue 40 pvc that is 1 3/4" long over the piece of acrylic, I put a bit of silicone between the two as there was a little play... I also added an extra o-ring to the skimmer body, the pvc slides over the neck of the skimmer body and stops when it meets up with the acrylic tube inside the pvc. Setup like this you can open up the flow controll on the skimmer all the way, for bubbles I will get pics soon of the buble trap I made out of some scrap acrylic and filter floss... it works very well, seemed to handle a well stocked 135gallon without problem, might want to add a fitting to drain the collection cup into a remote collection jug as it fills the collection cup almost to the top everyday with a dark green soup.