Who wants a trident?

[russell13]

Free market I guess

 

[KrisReef]

Agree with market pricing.
Whatever they can get is fair.
I have been wondering:
Is anyone else disturbed by the shape of the thing? I find it strangely disturbing myself, and I don’t know why.

 

[homer1475]

Whats the saying? A fool and his money are soon parted.

I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would buy anything at those ridiculous prices, when it can be bought for way less with a few days/weeks of waiting.

God it's not like it's going to miraculously save your tank.

 

[fishybizzness]

Just to say that you have one! Unbelievable!

 

[mrpizzaface]

Agree with market pricing.
Whatever they can get is fair.
I have been wondering:
Is anyone else disturbed by the shape of the thing? I find it strangely disturbing myself, and I don’t know why.

It reminds me of a Michael Graves toaster from Target circa 1998. Not a big fan of Neptune’s aesthetic choices in general, but the Trident is particularly ugly.

 

[Epic Aquaculture]

What A bargain! :)

 

[goshawkr]

I have been wondering:
Is anyone else disturbed by the shape of the thing? I find it strangely disturbing myself, and I don’t know why.

You do realize there were at least 1,000 hours of design meetings to settle on that shape, right?

 

[Frank2926]

I get it that people want this. Good for them ! Good luck with it. What I don't like about it is the thought of some noob buying this before other vital equipment ! I cant tell you how many reefers I know who bought an apex before an RODI system. ;)

 

[Jay Z]

Agree with market pricing.
Whatever they can get is fair.
I have been wondering:
Is anyone else disturbed by the shape of the thing? I find it strangely disturbing myself, and I don’t know why.

lol Ive been thinking the same thing about the shape. Matches none of the other products.

 

[Reef man 89]

Well to each there own!! But no way I would pay to that kind of money for any piece of equipment that is not Necessary to keep your tank alive.

 

[Ironworm]

Is a bit odd, would like to see what other design ideas they had on the table.

 

[stacksoner]

I still can't understand why they chose Magnesium for their "big 3" line up. IMO Nitrate or Phosphate levels are much more concerning to hobbyists than Mg.

 

[nuke 208]

I still can't understand why they chose Magnesium for their "big 3" line up. IMO Nitrate or Phosphate levels are much more concerning to hobbyists than Mg.

That what I was thinking no po controller better be coming next

 

[russell13]

I still can't understand why they chose Magnesium for their "big 3" line up. IMO Nitrate or Phosphate levels are much more concerning to hobbyists than Mg.

I think the reasoning is that these are things that can be synced to the dosing pump and be corrected through increase or decrease in dosing.