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I changed to the doughboy build on RC. Here is the one I have on my frag tank. I did not include everything he has on the build but It controls a chauvet 8 port relay. It has a web interface. It is a great build.....

A picture will be very helpful is recommendations. In general, if you are not using a check valve on the return line then it will back drain until it breaks siphon. I have a small hole drilled in the elbow above the surface to break siphon on my return.

You will need to cycle the tank and measure results with a test kit before you add your livestock.

Or buy a 40 sump for 20$ http://wamas.org/forums/topic/73290-20-each-40-gallon-breaders/

I bought a 4" PVC from HD, drilled holes is in it, stood it up and the Filtter sock fits right on top. Then put the flex hose down into the sock. Works great. Search DIY PVC Sock holder. Lots of options

Dario, Welcome....It will be the best 20$ you spend in this hobby...

Yep. I have seen my YWG eating one and he turned out fine.

I too would like more info on the lens...can you provide a little more details of the exact lens?

Want to confiirm. You are copying the link and pasting into your signature?

2 IO please. Any chance for a SS pickup.

I originally was going for the dc3200 but there was a photographer in the store and recommended the 7000. He also recommended shooting both raw and jpeg. I found it so easy to revert back if needed when editing. Pick up a 3 tb usb for 80$ to transfer images to. Also recommended froknowsphoto.com videos. Also said to put in A mode to help learn technics in changing apertures.

I picked up the D7000 this weekend....still trying to get the hang of it....

Not me. I built d0ughb0y ' s build on reef central. Search diy neptune apex. It's a great build. He fixed a few issues I had today with my ato delays.

Looks like they sold out of the pH, only have the ORP left. The newer pH are $34 but they are either serial or I2C. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORP-Circuit-Version-4-0-/201172728108?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ed6d4392c I am building another of d0ughb0y's DIY controllers on RC.

Atlas Scientific recently updated their pH stamp and were selling the older version for $9. I picked up (4) for controller builds about a month ago

I use the pH probe on my Apex to monitor swings and make sure I don't overdose Kalk.

I turned the pi into a NAS with an attached usb drive.

I switched to an arduino mega. Have built 2 of d0ughb0y ' s build on RC. Does everything plus a nice Web interface.

Am I the only one that thinks the MAX 38% on the IT2060 is low? Especially for the RBTA.

If you want to run a day cycle you can get a spreadsheet at reefbreeders site. 12hr cycle. I peak 75 blue 45 white.

I would love one of the larger containers but have no room. 5 gal buckets with screw lids. I just refill on evening while watching a game. When done stack in a corner

I just swapped my mag9.5 with a jebao 6000 on my 65g. Tank running 1 degree cooler and power down 1.5amps on my apex. Online for 104$ can't beat it. Loving it so far.

That one works well, I have it on my Apex. I also have this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Netgear-WN3000RP-Universal-N300-Wi-Fi-Range-Extender-IEEE-802-11b-g-n-IEEE-802-/380935911518?pt=US_Networking_Boosters_Extenders_Antennas&hash=item58b18cb85e I have this one on my DIY controller - what's nice about the second is it also extends the range of your wifi coverage.

I have a canopy and a cover on my tank and didn't think mine could get in the overflow but there he was

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