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Good Luck!! And have fun.

@ redsea - Thanks a bunch!

@ Carey - LOL I know, right? They all hide in the evening before my moonlight kicks on. Just like in the wild. And yes. I know about the space. My friend owns a reef shop near my house and we are able to trade fish and such when need-be. I am just trying to find exactly what I want in this tank...

@melosu58 - I actually meant that I have approximately 17 "living fish, shrimp, stars, etc." Not all fish. They are small and tend to hide at night just as they do in the wild. I have a mated pair of clown fish, Coral Beauty Angel, A really pretty Wrasse, Sail Fin Tang, Yellow Tang, 2 small sand...

More pics to come. I am trying to purchase a new camera and think that this will help with the photos. This was taken with my HTC EVO.

This is my 92 gallon bow front. It's been about five months since I started adding corals. There are actually 17 fish here but they are all in hiding due to being night time ;)

lol. I know this. I had a basket and all. That's the old set-up I had, but either way, I was just saying that I always had the same problem and then just fixed it by eliminating the outer overflow box because nothing else would work even after making sure the hose sizes were correct. ;)

I see what you're saying. I just recall from my own "old" set-up that the water was always drained from the tube and there was always an over-flow problem. Maybe if the u-tube is extra long on the inner tank side....?

Yes but there is not siphon when the pump kicks back on is what he is trying to say. The water will not fill the u-tube on its own with out re-siphoning the water through it.

That's right. There is no way of fixing this.... It's better to have the overflow built inside the tank... or have a really big battery back up hooked up to the pump alone. I dealt with this until I broke down and had the overflow built in...

Well, When we were hit by Hurricane Ike, I lost power for 2.5 weeks. So, needless to say, I lost almost everything. I waited up for the power to go out and just pulled my u-tube that was draining into the sump. I eventually ended up having the overflow built in to all of my tanks. That's what I...

Lol! The ring of fire!!!!!

Also, the aquarium store where I purchased this skimmer is now closed and I can't find the model online... I'll upload a picture or two of it this evening after work.

I have a pretty big protein skimmer that I bought about a year ago and just now replaced my smaller one with it. It works right but there must be a way to set the water level on it. When I turn it on, it works immediately but the foam filled up ultra fast and then fills the overflow cup fast. In...

Thank you, guys. I need to get a better camera so I can really make the pics pop. I also wish there were a way to have a less cloudy look right after cleaning ;)