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I have one sitting in the return sump chamber. When I took it out as I was swapping pumps -and a few popped out when I shook it-so maybe? Piece of live rock should work too.

Is this in your DT or sump only?

I can where if, for example, using a CX reactor relied on the PH-I can see the impending disaster if not calibrated. For me it’s a nice to know (when accurate) vs need.

I get lazy about that -hopefully new probe I will be better about that.

Next time it fails I’ll try this one!

Thanks. One of the comments was that it was. Should be good to go. 1/3 the price! Thanks for the tip.

So it looks like the PH probe is torched (25 months). Question-are there other brands that can be used (higher quality) and if so, has anyone done so. TIA

Def thinking on the same vein.

It looks like you attach a couple of sensor probes (PH|temp) -if so- hmm-might really be able to start a slow conversion over., Still going to hang back and see how this new device performs in the wild in the meantime. Def a game changer

Not intentionally but anything on sandbed is not safe. Valid point

Hello all- I purchased a Bella goby last week from AC. He is a good boi but he is way too efficient for my tank (54 gal DT) and I am afraid he will starve himself soon. It is prob 4-5 in long and needs to be in an established 125+ gallon tank minimum. I have tried to get him out twice to no...

It was posted. They removed the sticker price!

Link here: https://www.coralvue.com/hydros-maven-automatic-water-tester Looks like $1200. Tests all 5 parameters - It appears that it can be a stand alone product . Not sure what testing times are like for each or how many tests per day/week can be programmed. That’s a way to poach on your...

I really only trust it for alk as ca is generally tied together as I am using all for reef -BUT now curious to see if CA really does float up at 50% or less.

Not sure I even noticed.. hmm-will keep an eye on this.

That is a bit odd. Happens occasionally on my trident that it does that but rare. How long have you had it? If over 6 months have you cleaned out the optical sensor chamber?

How often you calibrate? I do it after the B|C reagents are replaced (assuming A too)

I could see a need with a device that tested 2x a week perhaps. What would be interesting.. is to see how my carbon dosing is doing throughout the day in conjunction with my otherwise heavy feeding schedule- but it’s a nice to know not a need to have..

Def steep for PO4|NO3 as I really need to only test 2x a week-sometimes even less.