Edit: for the price, if it actually does everything AquaticLife claims it will do, then it is bargain. It self flushes the system prior to each start up. It monitors pressure and makes adjustment as needed. It has a safety device and automatic cut off as needed. So, here’s hoping it actually works as promised.Last minute purchase to raise my pressure for the RoDI unit. Will post when I evaluate it and see how it does. So far so good.
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wow looking good.. happy that you like the tank cant wait for it to be up and running
cant wait for it to be up and running 
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That’s crazy how we were just talking about how it hasn’t split and was happy. Haha. That thing was huge!
Not so much anymore lol. The clowns don’t know what to do, which one to host haha.
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Well you’re fortunate. It’s a beautiful specimen and you could easily sell that. If it split in half it’s still a big anemone.
@sharis100 I forgot to ask. How have you liked the Lifereef skimmer so far?
The best skimmer I have ever owned hands down. That thing is a beast. Pulls like a champ, oxygenates beautifully. And works like a dream. Love it!!!! 5 stars
I'm glad you like it. They're so much simpler to run and maintain. It is an old design but it just works.The best skimmer I have ever owned hands down. That thing is a beast. Pulls like a champ, oxygenates beautifully. And works like a dream. Love it!!!! 5 stars
Huge shout out to @Steve Burton for babysitting our hammers for the last many months while we rebuilt the system. Got them all in the frag tank and will be spending a weekend gluing them into place in the display ala Inappropriate Reefer style .
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So nice to come home to our kitchen tanks again Love our new freshwater planted tank next to our dt peninsula reef tank. House rebuild almost complete going on almost 7 months and things are almost back to normal .
Love our new freshwater planted tank next to our dt peninsula reef tank. House rebuild almost complete going on almost 7 months and things are almost back to normal .
Did the first automatic 45 gallon water change - took about 10 mins total. My heart almost jumped out of my body as I nervously watched the water flow double checking that everything that needed to be open or on or closed was in the proper place.... but it all worked. And added a 110 aqua clear on back of QT tank to double up filtration with love macro. 
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Automatically dosing Acropower and All for reef- had lots left over from handdosing for the last 8 months. All for a reef keeping tank happy parameters on Trident and Seneye look good. Seneye always reads pH too high- but it is consistent. Trident has not yet been calibrated - but measures seem spot on and close to Hannah checkers. Salinity probe from Apex is starting to misbehave as per usual. It Hannah checker shows salinity at 1.024. So tank levels are stable. 
parameters on Trident and Seneye look good. Seneye always reads pH too high- but it is consistent. Trident has not yet been calibrated - but measures seem spot on and close to Hannah checkers. Salinity probe from Apex is starting to misbehave as per usual. It Hannah checker shows salinity at 1.024. So tank levels are stable. Yah, I mentioned earlier that my Seneye shows pH as being much higher (but consistent) than it really is, too. But it saved my behind this weekend when it alerted me to a low water level in my sump!!
Do you have the PAR meter option? I just ordered it for mine... hopefully will get to play with it tomorrow. Will just have to hope it is more on the money than the pH sensor!
Do you have the PAR meter option? I just ordered it for mine... hopefully will get to play with it tomorrow. Will just have to hope it is more on the money than the pH sensor!
No just the standard par stuff- not the Seneye par meter. Once the club got a meter, i took @jcook54
up on the measuring and that was enough for me- esp. since I don’t change the light schedules on my system.
