Would this be to much?

[StirCrazy]

there is no such thing as overskimming. buy what you can afford.

Steve

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

there is no such thing as overskimming. buy what you can afford.

Steve

You know better than that. What is in the tank? What kind of flow in the sump? No point buying a $1000 skimmer if it isn't going to perform any better than a $300 model. So many things to consider, you can't just take all your money to the store and buy the biggest baddest skimmer.
Now, for such an irresponsible comment, you buy lunch next.

[andestang]

Being one of your more expensive purchases, consider you may want to go to a larger system in the future, would'nt want a another large expense.

[bv_reefer]

for skimmers like prizm you'd probably be ok, but since thats one of the better performing models you might want to do some research..

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by reef_raf

You know better than that. What is in the tank? What kind of flow in the sump? No point buying a $1000 skimmer if it isn't going to perform any better than a $300 model. So many things to consider, you can't just take all your money to the store and buy the biggest baddest skimmer.
Now, for such an irresponsible comment, you buy lunch next.

bah, still no such thing as over skimming.

sure I'll buy, you never answer you phone anyways.

seriously though, if you need a new skimmer figure out what you need as a minimum and how much your willing to spend. then buy the best you can for what your willing to spend as long as it meets your needs. there are somethings that are worth money to some people, self cleaning featurs, better pumps ect.. what you have to decide is what is it worth to you.

Steve