skimmers.... Euroreef or Aqua C is what I always recommend.

Sumps... you can build your own, and only be out the cost of materials, like Richard stated. You can also
use a glass aquarium, siliconing in glass dividers (from the local glass shop), to save some money.

Marc


Kyle wrote:

(Kyle) wrote in message . com...
Marc Levenson wrote in message ...
Go to my site for a lot more sump information:
http://www.melevsreef.com

Yes, you want a skimmer now, a good one made by Aqua C, Euroreef or ASM (Euroreef knock-off).
For a 55g, I'd use the Aqua C Remora Pro (Hang On Back - HOB) or an Urchin Pro (in sump).

Marc


Richard Reynolds wrote:

get the skimmer now, most take a while before they are skimming good, plus you have to get
used to adjusting it. dont wait until you need one

at least 1 he
http://www.melevsreef.com/make_a_sump.html

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Ok thanks a LOT!!

Ok... WOW arcrylic is expensive. Can I ask a local company that shapes
acrylic to make me one? The local aqarium shop also said I need a
Berlin skimmer thingy for my sump. Is this true, is there a
difference? Thanks in advance!

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