Favorite equipment that cost under $100

Without a doubt Inkbird wifi temperature controller. Poor mans way to control and monitor water temp on the go.
 
Nice items!
 
Flipper Max without question. For those of you who don't have one. You can scrape the vertical corners of your tank - this is very difficult with a handheld scraper blade. Not getting your hands wet is simply a bonus.

Must must must have.

I also love my Julian's Thing for spot feeding the acans - despite its somewhat naughty of a name.
 
I have a Sunwinch motorized light lifter. Sadly when I looked them up before posting this I found out they have been discontinued. I'm not sure if they are still available on random sites or used. But essentially it is a pair of small electric winches controlled via remote. I ran across this when looking for an option to adjust the height of my lighting but the light lifters that are just a crank were not rated for the weight of my illumina fixture. I made a minor modification to the spools to directly mount the cables from the Vertex hanging kit.
 
Magfloat
Turkey baster
Digit thermometer
Frag putty
X-acto knife, gloves, safety goggles, and glue for fragging
 
"Trinkle Siphon," Airline Tubing with Rubber band or Clothing Pin.
"Chemi-Pure"
"Poly-Filter"
"Chemi-Clean-Red Slime Remover"
Kent's: Dkh Buffer, Marine Buffer, Pink Buffer Label, Marine C, Zoe.
Tropic Marine Chems
Amquel- declorinator
Nova Aqua- Slime Coat
Declor- Little Blue Dropper Bottle With Orange Fish
*Any Acrylic Piece
*Rio Powerheads, Venturi's and HF Model Powerheads
*Filter Floss
*200 Micron Pre-filter Sock
*Mesh Micron Vacation Pre-Filter Sock
*Simple 4" Net
* 10-12" Net
*SuperGlue Gel (Cynoacrylic)
*Hammer
*Chisel/Flat Head
*Any Size Bulkhead, Check Valve and Ball Valves..
20-40 Watt Uv Sterilizer..
FLUVAL Canister Filters for de-Nitrate Reactor.
 
Turkey Baster: Cleaning, feeding and export of small invaders for easier collection and identification.

2-4 5 Gallon buckets
1-2 30gallon Rubbermaid Tupperware
 

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