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Welcome back! Can’t wait to see it full! Your first tester coral could be some wild collected zoas. Money key would be worth the trip!
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I’m convinced screen times destroying my eyeballs. Who wants to hop in on a Braille keyboard Kickstarter?
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Hands down one of the best atos that's a really good deal. I bought mine for 155 open box.
Took the words right out of my mouth!
Bump for great equipment at a great price. GLWS
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Great! Grand! Glorious!
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I'll probably only stick a skimmer in there. I have a CaRX that will be on the outside of the sump and maybe a carbon/GFO reactor that I can stick in the sump or mount to the stand. It's not the space I'm worried about, but the flow rate through the sump and the volume of water it can absorb when power goes out.
Running 10x turnover with a makeshift bean overflow with no issues. Depending on how your drains are setup though - The concern is real for a chance of spill over. I run my last return section at a Lower level specifically because of this(better a burnt out pump then salty floors for me by a long shot) The few extra gallons it dumps in before the syphon breaks have been a worry every time I’m gone for an extended period of time.
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My dimensions are 48x24x16 and with the trigger 30(30x12x15) I wish it was a little wider. You can definitely get by with a 20, no problem though. I copied Jolts approach with an ATS(Imitation is the best form of flattery Jim!) and it feels a little cramped with everything in there.
Do you plan to put a lot of equipment on it or run a fugue? If so, It might be worth going with the 30 long. I would have gone with it from the get-go if I wasn’t trying cram the ATO setup under the stand too.
If you don’t plan on putting a lot in it - the standard 20 is simple, and you could pull it out/move it around easily.
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Oooo this should be exciting! Congrats on winning over the square footage. Gig’ems grow out emporium here we come!
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Ahhhh! The new avatar is so industrial. It’s almost like you’re trying to market something...Where’s the aqua blue John deer tractor?
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So here is a link to someone who knows what the issue was.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/airborne-palytoxins.377932/page-3#post-4630698
post 41 and 43
Thanks for the link. Julian cleared that[..thing] up real quick.
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Unreal juice! Looking great and congrats on the wedding! Just had a hell of a time being a groomsmen.
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I’ve never heard of Xenia releasing palytoxin!! Ah!
I wonder som times, how many things in the tanks are natural irritants that go unnoticed.
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Those zen reef boxes are pretty swanky. I've eyed them a few times.
That box is nice! Hmm I wonder what’s going in there?
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Looking great! Come on now jim....I lasted a whole year in a 20g.
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Gifs getting big! That’s an awesome harvest! Any noticeable affects in the display?
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The tank has gone for a wild ride with Alk swings lately. Low of 5 a few days ago and high of 10. Swing was due to the flow slowing down while I was out of town, now it's just a game of tuning it to the right range.
Surprisingly nothing is dead and not a single burned tip. I assume because everything is pretty healthy the corals have been able to handle the rapid change. As proof, here are so coral pics I took tonight!
Left to right: Hawkins exhinata, blue iris, DaM mille
Had some alk issue while I was out of town the other week as well. It’s so frustrating when everything runs fine for months unattended..while you’re home. Glad to see everything made it through ok. Hopefully it evens out and the maroon lagoon keeps growing out gorgeous corals!
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Great news to read! The fish stocking in the 180 has turned out majestic, and has the music to match!
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Anything more perfect than a small Colorado Sunburst Anemone?
Two small Colorado sunburst anemones?
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Looking great John! Jim’s right, second to last one could win some POTMs!
Rolling in the dollar(s)! I can’t justify it either. Game on a console and leave the computing to aws. Haven’t messed with ETH but I’ve heard of few easy labs for bitcoin.i been cpu mining eth for a little bit... just havnt justified getting risers and video cards to gpu mine. i'll take my measly 0.00166477 ETH and go home now (cry)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Awesome build and planning! I’m in SA too around the medical center area. More than happy to supply some tester frags when the tanks ready.
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I Agree with jimbo! Tank Looks great john! What are your schedules for everything and intensity settings on the leds?
Not sure if you’ve checked out the filter lens for iPhones but I have a similar light setup and got this on a whim during a brs sale
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/orange-hd-smart-phone-lens-filter-aquariclip.html
It’s a game changer for my iPhone 6.
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Amazing! I’m with isaac now....fill that baby up! It’s been great to see this come together.
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living the high life with that amount of dedicated towels!
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Who's that angel on the recliner!?
Edit: oh, I'm behind on this. Stand looks legit!
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When you find out sams sump is the same dimensions as your display...
and then rationalize that his total water volume could be 4.5x that...
Seriously awesome upgrade on this one! Can’t wait to see the crazy sticks it grows.