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 Bakpack or Prizm??? 
		
		
		Hi all, 
	I plan on setting up a 72 gal reef and was woundering which skimmer to go with? I will have about 100lbs of lr and a 4" aragonite dsp. I have used the Prizm on a 10gal nano before and I was happy with it, however I don't know if it will handle the 72gal!!! I already have the Prizm, but don't mind buying the Bakpack if I can justify the cost. Please let me know what you think, and how big a difference there is between the two products. Thanks in advance. Fresh.  | 
		
 Prism is useless on a larger tank from everything I've heard & read. 
	Anthony  | 
		
 A prism will not work well on a 72g tank. 
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 I say go for a ASM / Euroreef type skimmer, those things kick butt.  Or if you're on a budget try a Coralife Super Skimmer, i have the smaller version and it's really good.   :smile:  good luck!! 
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 thank you all for the reply (against) the prizm... However, nobody answered if a bakpak would be any better? I might have access to a bakpak, so would that be much better than my prizm or more or less the same? Is it worth spending some money to get the bakpak? 
	I guess the question is: how much different is a bakpak compared to a prizm??? thanks again. MO  | 
		
 both would be very under powered for a 72 gallon. 
	If it has to be a hang on the back skimmer........ get a remora pro. Cheers. Vic [veng68]  | 
		
 I think you would be best off with a CSS (Coralife Super Skimmer). Many have rated the CSS above Remora Pro Prizm's Seaclones etc. 
	I know I am quite happy with mine! Do some searching and reading on RC!  | 
		
 Will the tank be heavily stocked (with fish) or lightly stocked? That will also determine how powerful a skimmer is good for your intended setup. Yeah, the Remora Pro & Coralife Super Skimmer seem to be the 2 best HOB (although you'll have to keep an eye on preventing an overflowing collection cup on the CSS from what I've been told). 
	Anthony  | 
		
 Remora Pro does a great job IMO. 
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 THANK you all  :smile: 
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