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Interesting, I've never had the issue with pics posting sideways, but I have all of mine rotated before trying to upload them. There is a pending significant upgrade to the site software that ARC uses. I've delayed upgrading because of bugs, missing features, etc., but will most likely be pushed into using it by the end of the year. There are quite a variety of changes that will come when that happens. I have to rotate every image I post 4 times back to it's original position and save it to prevent them from posting sideways. Noted, I'll continue to dig into this one. Are you using the basic uploader or the flash uploader? Can you tell me what type of device, browser, and browser version you're using?

I've definitely seen the sideways pics, but as an exception and not as a rule. I had assumed (wrongly?) that many were just uploading them that way. Given the number of Hardware/OS/browser variations it's difficult to troubleshoot the specifics. Additionally apps like Tapatalk that change frequently compound the issues, so I generally try to deal with the most significant issues reported by multiple users. Behind the scenes I spend quite a bit of time troubleshooting, fixing, and when there is not an issue, educating users. That's the primary reason for the "how to upload a pic". As always, if you're having an issue with the software please let me or a mod know and we'll do our best to resolve it.

Interesting, I've never had the issue with pics posting sideways, but I have all of mine rotated before trying to upload them. There is a pending significant upgrade to the site software that ARC uses. I've delayed upgrading because of bugs, missing features, etc., but will most likely be pushed into using it by the end of the year. There are quite a variety of changes that will come when that happens.

The shower loofa also works great when trying to get soft corals to attach to plugs or rubble. You can put mushrooms, etc in there with the rubble and it keeps them from floating away before they attach.

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My wife says my hobby is collecting hobbies. Currently I'm still into my reef tanks, scuba diving, and trike (three-wheeled bicycle) riding (<-- yes, nerd). I'm a software engineer and work on several open source projects when I'm not gaming (Xbox, PC). I also do a little gardening and woodworking, but with a wife pursuing her PHd my spare time is still at a minimum.

Probably not.

do you have a water sensor for leaks and such?

found it

Mark Callahan had documented something similar with ph in his house, I believe he had a full thread and even a video about it. He got to where he was leaving a window open each night. I seem to remember he even ran a pipe or something to bring in outside air...

Wow, incredible. Congratulations!

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You'll have to read the whole thread...

amazing what someone can do with photoshop....

The dropoff tank lives?!?! http://reefbuilders.com/2015/06/18/primo-reef-extreme-drop-off/

* Bump * time for the reminder people, Please remember to just add the word Sold to your thread title and posts rather than removing content. Thanks!

And now an introduction from Ty:

I thought it was to keep the kids entertained. "Name two things that changed during the course of this video..."

Awesome, nets are a great idea! You need to start a parts inventory and budget section of this build thread though!