zoozilla

There's always room for more

+1 on a Reeflo Dart.

Rinsed mine in Distilled Vinegar yesterday and is currently soaking in fresh RO. Planning to take the plunge and hooking it up via GSA Media Reactor directly to my Display/System.

You're correct. The pellets are supposed to be white. Maybe the white balance is bit off on the camera

Welcome to WAMAS

:laugh: Very nice tank build, Angelique!!!

Great meeting guys... Thank you Tony Vargas!!!

Congratz man. New toys => Much excitement Keep us posted.

Very nice looking tank.

The blue tooth allows the ACJr and Computer to go physically untethered. The desktop/laptop is still needed because the ACJr does not have a built-in Web Server. Wish there was a way around that though. From what I recall, with the ACSerial2Web software, the majority of the things you can do online with the ACIII you can pretty much do with the ACJr except monitoring ORP, controlling more items, etc. In fact, he offers ACIII apps for ACJr. If you have an IPhone/ITouch, there's an APP for that It's a very cool "Free" software option, if you don't have any plans to upgrade your controller.

Yep. Only drawback.

Yep, the serial2web software came in very handy last year for several months prior to me upgrading to the ACIII. Was able to access/control the ACJr over the web, post a status signature, view graphs, etc. At the time, I didn't go the Bluetooth route. Instead, I connected the ACJr via Serial cable to a spare laptop w/WiFi connection. Worked like a charm.

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Not even half packed??? Set ups looking good, man!!! Where did you pick up the dosing pump Tube Holder?

<A couple of weeks ago, my Reeflo ORCA 250 found a new, loving home. No doubt, the ORCA is a beast of a skimmer but I needed a replacement which would better fit my system volume and bioload. So, a slight downgrade was in order: a Super Reef Octopus XP-3000 EXT > <This thing is still in it's break-in period. I'm extremely happy with its performance so far.>

Welcome to WAMAS. Great progress on your build. Can't tell from your tank pic; but, what type of inhabitants are you planning for the 120 (Softies, LPS, SPS, Mixed or FOWLR)?

Looking good man!!! The tanks filling in quite nicely

Welcome

Thumbs Up!!!

Thank you, Brett! Macro photos courtesy of Nikon D200 w/ Sigma 150mm F2.8. Awesome lens which I'm still trying to get use to.

Gorgeous Eye-Candy, Bob. +1 on the Cabbage. Didn't realize they had a variety with neon green polyps. Very nice find.

Day only w/ Kalk Reactor

Excellent photos, Chris.

Super looking tank, Renato. Glad to have seen your LED fixtures 1st hand this morning. Those were sweet!!!

Coming along quite nicely, Brett!!!