Eric's 125 build.

[H2OPlayar]

Is a flow sensor something I would want to have? Planning to have a uv on frag tank and main tank. If so which ones would I wanna look for?

Fwiw, a stopwatch and a bucket work as well and are much cheaper and less error prone. Eric likes his fancy plumbing parts.

 

[Srt4eric]

Is a flow sensor something I would want to have? Planning to have a uv on frag tank and main tank. If so which ones would I wanna look for?

Its definitely not needed. When the time comes I have one for you. @Turkeysammich gave me a bag full of them. You just need to grab a FMM module

 

[psidriven]

What microscope are you using, got one you’d recommend? Is this something we should add to the club equipment list?

 

[Turkeysammich]

What microscope are you using, got one you’d recommend? Is this something we should add to the club equipment list?

I have my own personal microscope that you can borrow.

 

[Coral reefer]

What microscope are you using, got one you’d recommend? Is this something we should add to the club equipment list?

I think a couple people offer them for borrowing so the club doesn’t have to store. The issue with equipment is storage (and sometime maintenance), not purchasing

 

[Srt4eric]

What microscope are you using, got one you’d recommend? Is this something we should add to the club equipment list?

This is actually the clubs and it's available. @wazzupmac donated it a while ago. It's not the easiest to move around without possibly damaging it. We don't have a case for it. But anyone is more than welcome to drop off a sample to be looked at.

 

[Srt4eric]

I was on call today so it took me all day to get this thing plumbed in. I'm pretty happy. I had it original plumbed with a cheap pump from sump to sump. It's now plumbed with a vectra and a flow meter from sump to display. It's putting out 415gph right now at 70%

 

[Srt4eric]

Tomorrow I'll need to re-tune my overflow. With 400 extra gallons an hour it's a bit loud. Feeling pretty grateful that this tank was plumbed with 1.5" drains right now.