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I guess a sketch would be needed to see what you mean. I think we have different ideas in our heads lol. Maybe we should start a new thread. Don't want to get his off track.
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Wow!!! that's a lot of chaeto.... From where is the new chaeto come from? Why you just take a piece of the old one and put it back in the chamber?
Thanks!Lots of good stuff there! I've always shot canon, so I have a few grand invested in L lenses. (70-200 2.8, 24-70 2.8). If I was starting out now, that Nikon 810 looks amazing. One system I didn't hear you talk about (probably cause you haven't used them yet) are the Sony Alpha mirrorless. They come in FF, and can be use both Nikon and Canon mount lenses (using an adapter). The new A7RII looks awesome. Although at $3200 body only, it better be. They also just released a 90mm macro designed for the system that is suppose to look pretty nice.
Cool stuff, but I'm dying to see a new FTS and pics of the main tank. Any chance...if I say "Pleeez"?
A Radion XR15wWhat light is over your mangroves?
Thanks! 7'x9'Awesome setup! What are the dimensions of your fishroom?
@d2mini I have a question for you. I saw your water change station and you have the same tanks that I just purchased. I was wondering how and where did you install your float valve from your RODI unit? The horizontal tank makes it a little difficult if you want it to fill up all the way from what I can tell.
Yeah, the float is installed as high as I could get it on one end of the tank.
I get a good 50+ gallons in there.
It's the cheap horizontal bobber kind. Like this...Is your float valve the adjustable arm type or is it the fixed style? I have the fixed style that came with the RODI unit and that seems like it will shut off much to soon. Thanks again for the reply
It's the cheap horizontal bobber kind. Like this...
http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?sku=23079&gclid=CKeakp3F_scCFQaKaQodbR8L6g