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Haha. Oh it’s running.
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Some of the first frags added. Classic’s and a few others. These are just random pics. I know a lot of you have and love some of the classic’s as much as I do.
Dibs on 1st fragsSome of the first frags added. Classic’s and a few others. These are just random pics. I know a lot of you have and love some of the classic’s as much as I do.
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Super cheap prices for friends.
Would love to get one/piece of my Walt Disney back that I sold for $20
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I have TSA Fruity Pebbles, DR Smurfette Mille, Vivid's Confetti, JF Tierra del Fuego.
More coming soon. JF Solar Flare, RR Angry Birds, TSA Bill Murray, WWC Striptease, RMF Acid Trip, and many more already cut.
More coming soon. JF Solar Flare, RR Angry Birds, TSA Bill Murray, WWC Striptease, RMF Acid Trip, and many more already cut.
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Sump is wayyy too loud. Nobody makes “sump” silencers anymore. So had to create a basic silencer to help my ears. This should have enough small holes to cut down the noise. I find that these kind work the best vs some of the cleaner looking designs.
PO4 is being consumed like crazy even have an auto feeder accident. I accidentally dumped 1/2 the drum into the tank. Sandbed was littered with pellets. Spent 2 hrs siphoning it all out. Several different sizes including tiny TDO for small clowns. Was a nightmare.
PO4 is being consumed like crazy even have an auto feeder accident. I accidentally dumped 1/2 the drum into the tank. Sandbed was littered with pellets. Spent 2 hrs siphoning it all out. Several different sizes including tiny TDO for small clowns. Was a nightmare.
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I don’t have much right now. Have had a hard time locating the fish I want. I currently have only 4 fish in the system. 2 out of 6 got sucked into my Nero’s. They were small fish, but it’s still frustrating. Found both dead right below the pump on the back glass both times.
Really not a lot that I want to add except another clown, a few more tangs, and maybe a blenny.
Get some of these anenome guards off etsy.
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Those are pretty sweet!Get some of these anenome guards off etsy.
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I don't trust the Apex ph monitor system, so I use a Milwaukee, which has been rock steady for a few years. Having said that, I basically use the same steup as you, and it truly is a one-knob solution to controlling the alk/cal/mag/etc. I have my CO2 regulator set slightly higher than what it needs, the ph pegged at 6.6, and just use the Kamoera to control the alk. If I want more alk, I increase the flow. If I want less alk, I reduce the flow. The Milwaukee ph controller and electric solenoid take care of the rest.
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These looks great! Are you liking them so far? I love the sleek look of my floating canopy, but watching a movie at night before the lights are off is brutal. My tank is in the living room and they mess with your eyes a bit when you're on the couch.
I can gift you the 3 damsels. I still have the 3 yellow tail damsels - remember
Pretty well behaved actually-
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I just bought a new Milwaukee controller. Will probably by a pH monitor too. Trying to wait on Apex and GHL to upgrade. I don’t trust any pH monitor except the Milwaukee or Apex with lab grade probe’s. Milwaukee is a breeze to calibrate and it doesn’t drift a lot. Pin Point’s are garbage.
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These really block all the light now only in your eyes, but also in the room on, on the walls, etc. They have really made a big difference in that room and it’s much more relaxed. Highly recommended.
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The Sargent Major’s? Did I bring you some? Gosh my memory is going downhill.I can gift you the 3 damsels. I still have the 3 yellow tail damsels - remember
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Fixing to go next level with ICP testing.
ICP-MS
With the Oceamo ICP-MS upgrade, your seawater analysis is carried out with ICP-MS (instead of ICP-OES) . ICP-MS ( ICP with mass spectrometry ) is significantly more sensitive and offers up to 10,000 times lower detection limits than ICP-OES.
This brings the following advantages
Important trace elements can be reliably measured in the relevant concentration range . This is a great advantage, especially for the measurement of selenium, chromium, cobalt, copper and nickel. Many of these elements can only be measured using ICP-OES when they are elevated. Using ICP-MS, we can also reliably diagnose a deficiency in these elements.
- Toxic heavy metals (such as mercury, thallium, bismuth, lead, thorium, uranium, ...) can be reliably detected even in very low concentrations. - And thus long before problems are caused in the aquarium.
- The measurement of other elements (such as cesium, tellurium, cerium and ruthenium) is made possible by ICP-MS.
Due to the sensitive measurement of the trace elements, a targeted adjustment of the ultra-trace elements is also possible.
Using the Oceamo ICP-MS upgrade your sample will be analysed using ICP-MS (instead of ICP-OES). ICP-MS (ICP with mass spectrometry) is by orders of magnitude more sensitive compared to ICP-OES, and allows up to 10,000-fold lower limits of detection.
ICP-MS
With the Oceamo ICP-MS upgrade, your seawater analysis is carried out with ICP-MS (instead of ICP-OES) . ICP-MS ( ICP with mass spectrometry ) is significantly more sensitive and offers up to 10,000 times lower detection limits than ICP-OES.
This brings the following advantages
Important trace elements can be reliably measured in the relevant concentration range . This is a great advantage, especially for the measurement of selenium, chromium, cobalt, copper and nickel. Many of these elements can only be measured using ICP-OES when they are elevated. Using ICP-MS, we can also reliably diagnose a deficiency in these elements.
- Toxic heavy metals (such as mercury, thallium, bismuth, lead, thorium, uranium, ...) can be reliably detected even in very low concentrations. - And thus long before problems are caused in the aquarium.
- The measurement of other elements (such as cesium, tellurium, cerium and ruthenium) is made possible by ICP-MS.
Due to the sensitive measurement of the trace elements, a targeted adjustment of the ultra-trace elements is also possible.
Using the Oceamo ICP-MS upgrade your sample will be analysed using ICP-MS (instead of ICP-OES). ICP-MS (ICP with mass spectrometry) is by orders of magnitude more sensitive compared to ICP-OES, and allows up to 10,000-fold lower limits of detection.
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WHAT?!! My Milwaukee isn’t cool with the black and neon green!!I just bought a new Milwaukee controller. Will probably by a pH monitor too. Trying to wait on Apex and GHL to upgrade. I don’t trust any pH monitor except the Milwaukee or Apex with lab grade probe’s. Milwaukee is a breeze to calibrate and it doesn’t drift a lot. Pin Point’s are garbage.
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It’s the newer model. I think they just came out. Seems exactly the same but with the different paint job. I don’t see anything different. Maybe there is, just haven’t noticed it. I need to read and see if they updated anything.
