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You might want to save space in your Neptune side for one of those cool breakout boxes with buttons that Harry Singer sells.

How exactly does a feeder dump? I've been using this style for well over 10 years and only issue I've ever had is either that the battery died or it got stuck and I didn't know.

I did some testing, was somewhat consistent but my plan is to only feed about a tenth to a quarter of the recommended amount and then also target feed with Reef Chili once every week or 2.

Like the title says, gonna try auto-feeding reef roids using the "Eheim Everyday Fish Feeder". I put a bunch of marbles in the container with the reef roids to keep it from clumping and have it going into a feeding ring in a high flow area of the sump, right before the returns (after all the...

Just picked up 2 also, the smallest ones are already sold out

Make really good friends with your neighbor & offer them some cash for the electricity and run long extension cords to their house. Only thing I can think of

Maybe offer that he keeps the tank and give him half his money back and the other half in future free corals when you have them available. That is assuming you don't want the tank back.

Didn't you say you were going to use the older apex. I don't think it's compatible with that unit.

Just FYI,

What made you choose glasscages vs. Crystal Dynamics or SCA (both in California)? I just ordered a 240 gal. from Crystal Dynamics and they charge $265 for curbside residential delivery to Oakland.

I'm in, see everyone there

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The DDR has optical sensors installed in the bottom of each container which are supposed to alert you when they are empty. I've read they get covered in salt and fail often though.

DDR, has terrible reviews. People seem to love DOS.

I found this for the Coralife UV sterilizers. Interesting that Coralife recommends 400-1200 gph (for the 12x), but the chart shows that to kill parasites, it needs to be at 290gph.

OH, Thanks, much clearer now!

Total tank turnover or just turnover through the UV? I was thinking of just adding a super small pump and running it through my UV and directly back to the sump

Just wondering, why would it be bad to put even less gph through the UV Sterilizer than suggested by the manufacturer? Is there a negative to UV sterilizer's working too well? I know the debate out there seems to be that they are un-necessary because they usually don't give a long enough...

Why only one return pump? Wouldn't 2 M2's be better. Also, Rollermat?

Gonna have to pass on this. It is a great deal, but I realized I'm just too short to reach to all the spots in that size tank.