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After 4000...No. I said that you all should make side bets on whether or not it will release before or after 2000 posts. At this rate I know where my wager will be . . .
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After 4000...No. I said that you all should make side bets on whether or not it will release before or after 2000 posts. At this rate I know where my wager will be . . .
No. I said that you all should make side bets on whether or not it will release before or after 2000 posts. At this rate I know where my wager will be . . .
I didn’t even notice that until you said something. Looks like some desks back there but I’m hoping it is the new Neptune Quattro so I can do auto water changes and dose my 2 part all from one unit!My curiosity is piqued for what is covered up by the gray overlay in the upper left of this picture @terrence.
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Wait he got an apex and a trident? Sign me up for what ever he is doing. Well there are some lines I won’t cross...Saw this today![]()
I was just joking around. I was surprised he didn’t have one to begin with.Well, his technology is featured in the Trident, sooooo... Yeah.
@Terence already gave several great answers to this question, but I will add my own answer. Trident is able to track Mg with such precision that in some ways, it is able to function as a surrogate for monitoring salinity. I've seen a couple of different situations on a couple of different tanks where there was a problem that was affecting salinity, and the first indication of the problem was a change in how Mg was tracking. Even if a tank has a salinity probe already, having the Mg number track together with the salinity probe's readings provides extra confirmation of what the salinity probe is showing.I'm not expecting an answer to this question - and I think it has been answered elsewhere - but (anyone can chime in) - what is the benefit of testing Mg even daily?
Thanks - yeah - he did answer it - this adds to the rationale. Again - I said it 9 months ago (or so) the more questions that are answered - the better marketing for Neptune (assuming the questions are answered) - which they have been. People that say someone asking a question should 'just go away' - apparently dont understand this. (PS - the majority of this has nothing to do with your answer - thanks - just a general comment:)@Terence already gave several great answers to this question, but I will add my own answer. Trident is able to track Mg with such precision that in some ways, it is able to function as a surrogate for monitoring salinity. I've seen a couple of different situations on a couple of different tanks where there was a problem that was affecting salinity, and the first indication of the problem was a change in how Mg was tracking. Even if a tank has a salinity probe already, having the Mg number track together with the salinity probe's readings provides extra confirmation of what the salinity probe is showing.
Couldn't agree more with this. Some way to export Neptune readings in batch to say a .csv format would be awesome.@Terrance - I dont know if this has been asked and answered before. Will there be an update in the future for Apex Fusion that will give us an option to print out the graphs from a particular timeframe? I love data and it would be a cool option to print out the whole week/month of these tests to compare.
I love me some spreadsheets!Couldn't agree more with this. Some way to export Neptune readings in batch to say a .csv format would be awesome.