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Amazing!!!!

It’s mounted. Let’s see what this frag can do!

Thank you again!

Pleasure meeting you this morning. Thank you for the frag.

Well -take 3 -the t junction totally sank the PH. Just put a quick connector back on for now..

I would like a frag of this one. @MichaelB, @tribbitt, @L/B Block, have requested a frag. This post was automatically created by BARcode

For now the CO2 scrubber fixes it- without it -dives to 7.6x..

Thats at peak. Average is 7.93 over 7 days

Just put a t on the line and it will drain any condensation now.. so hopefully the humidity without the wet!

30 yrs is an impressive life span!

I have seen various commentary from you but curious how you are going about this? Would love to do the same but I think without running a hose to the outside to the skimmer I can’t can’t get above 8.1 without assistance of kalk, soda lime, or sodium (bi) carbonate..

Interesting.. I was going to simply take a t and have it face down back into the sump to drain the condensation.. or into the waste receptacle for the trident -it’s just moisture -

Not totally recirculating..it has vents in top of lid.. Why you take it offline? If you did-or you just don’t get the same PH anymore?

Time for condolences, I lost a frag. This post was automatically created by BARcode

Time for condolences, I lost a frag. This post was automatically created by BARcode

I have had a a number of wrasse jump but this is a first for a blenny.. But no more open tops though all the same

How humid though? Concerned too much humidity will gel it… is it ok to have it look like a sauna?

] The overflow does not has a cover but there is a tight lid though., but surprised. Better to land in sump -can’t get it from overflow given the cabinet build

Kalk is out due mostly to the fact that the amount of kalk needed to have an impact was exceeding the evaporation rate and was really problematic keeping it from getting into the hyposalinity state. So for the simple reason of never letting go of things-the CO2 scrubber is back in action. I...

Earlier this week I thought the Molly miller blenny bit the dust. Very surprised last night when I went to clean out the protein skimmer it was swimming around the sump. Managed to get it back in the DT and hopefully it learned its lesson..