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I did something like this in my old setup, probably page 6 or so on my 168 journal if you want to see my stab at it. It ended up pretty densely packed but was good to get all the wires out of the sump. Having the face on a hinge, and the wires away from the sump were all perks.

I like their ATO and dosing pump, maybe their wavemakers. Other than that, no disagreement here.

I'll do 3-4 miles, at a time. Mostly for conditioning for ultimate frisbee. Distance running is for suckers.

No joke on that caluerpa though, it was recently made illegal in all of CA because of how much it can pollute and clog the waterways. Very sorry for the circumstances for the move and the club will take care of everything for you. (Easy for me to say, I'm not local anymore. But the club is...

Triggers, do they eat all your snails too? Those wrasses have small mouths.

Free for me because this one went bad within 6 months of my last replacement.

Just got my notice, my new/refurbished one is in the mail. Started the process on the 4th, but was in a debug loop with them for a week before.

What he said.

Make sure if you flush with the line attached to the trident you push 2 solenoid valves to give the water somewhere to go. Let us know if you have more questions, a bunch of us have taken these apart and done extensive debug.

First off, I am sorry. I know the gut punch from a big loss like that. Good on you for keeping the project going. From reading, my gut reaction is something got sprayed onto the rocks that we don't know, like an ammonia based fertilizer or pesticide. The inverts being okay makes me lean...

How are the nipples? I hear that is as bad as the legs! Also, who made you do the extra .3 miles? Seems like poor planning to not get a wheelchair for the rest. Congratulations, great accomplishment at any age!

From what I can tell, you are closer to 5-6 feet of vermetid snails.

I remember when I was 12 or 14 and the bay switched from chlorine to chloramine, and we couldn't figure out why my aquatic frogs got really jumpy, then really still, for way too long... That should have been an announcement to everyone, and maybe there was but we didn't know at the time what...

Hahaha, what a great club. One of the lfs's should have what you need too. Call around, some of them don't carry this stuff in house because it is bulky though. I would bite the bullet and order the brs or swa one to get standard parts going for future replacements. Buy once, cry once.

Fun fish to watch, but they can be a#@holes, keep an eye on your other fish and see if they all get along. With enough hides, you might be fine.

Thanks, my question was about you saying to swap tubes and see if a different channel works to test the pinch valve. Are you saying take solenoid 5 and swap with solenoid 2? Or what is your procedure there?

If it is in warranty period of 6 months, I think it is free. Outside of warranty I remember $175, but I could be wrong there.

Leaking should be able to be debugged. Take all reagents out and watch the mechanisms at the back of the trident while it is running. Likely easier with the cover off.

Tempting, I should be able to do the debug here. With a test B failure, what hoses would you swap? The trident I assume is looking for the specific reagents at the time it is testing each A,B, and C, and inlet and output seem like they would be "fixed". Curious what your debug steps would be...

I cleaned mine out with rodi through all the hoses and still got test B failure. So the waiting begins. Might pick up a used backup here.