skimmers

[adammreef]

im changing my 210 from a fish only to a reef and i just wanted some suggestions on what would be the best skimmer to use

[reefergeorge]

What skimmer do you currently have?
How much do you want to spend?

[Andrew]

[welcome]

We'll need to know how much you're willing to spend and what size of a bio-load your going to have? ( in other words, is the tank going to be fully stocked? )

[scrmbld33]

also are the current tanks fish reef safe?
[welcome]

[adammreef]

the price doesnt matter to me i just want the best skimmer for my tank and im prob looking at a medium bio load right now i just have a prizim skimmer dont laugh

[yellowwatchmen]

Look at the euroreefs.

http://euro-reef.com/products-skimmerstechspec.shtml?gclid=CP2PmrPjm5ACFVB1OAodhwQg8Q

[Andrew]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11347143#post11347143 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by adammreef
the price doesnt matter to me i just want the best skimmer for my tank and im prob looking at a medium bio load right now i just have a prizim skimmer dont laugh

There's many types of skimmers out there to choose from. You could spend $150 to $2500 on a skimmer for your tank which is up to you. If you really did want a very good skimmer to last and to get the job done then theres a few options. Euro-reefs, H & S skimmers, Bubble king, Deltec, are just a few recommned brands.