Vectra s2 would be crazy overkill and unnecessary. You’d have to make sure to calibrate so it didn’t have a chance of spray out of your tank.
Thanks. That's exactly what I wanted to know.
Vectra s2 would be crazy overkill and unnecessary. You’d have to make sure to calibrate so it didn’t have a chance of spray out of your tank.
Nice aquascape.
I made it.Never seem that trident before.
Never seem that trident before.
Sick! I dig it. Very clean!
I probably most definitely will void your warrantyIf anyone's interested in trying it and wants to pay for the filament (it uses up almost an entire roll), I'll print one or two before the next swap.
That seems like a lot more material than should be necessary. Is it printed solid?If anyone's interested in trying it and wants to pay for the filament (it uses up almost an entire roll), I'll print one or two before the next swap.
You are good at voiding warranties.I probably most definitely will void your warranty
It's recommended to print at 38% infill. I think it wound up being like 800g for all the parts when all was said and doneThat seems like a lot more material than should be necessary. Is it printed solid?
Adding some carbon source (vinegar etc) might help the bacteria grow faster too...Added more live rock to hopefully deal with a slight ammonia spike. I also hooked up all my lights. I've got them set to 5% intensity right now. I don't have any coral in there and I need the par meter.
Flexible filament for that is very clever. I've printed them in PET-G and the tolerances are a nightmare. Half the time it's too big and falls off the other half of the time it's slightly too small and cracks. One in a billion prints where it's usable.I printed a couple flexible random flow Generators. These things are pretty neat.
Flexible filament for that is very clever. I've printed them in PET-G and the tolerances are a nightmare. Half the time it's too big and falls off the other half of the time it's slightly too small and cracks. One in a billion prints where it's usable.