Who splurged on their tanks this weekend?
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Enderturtle
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I bought a Milwaukee Digital Refractometer, and I am so happy with this purchase!
Easy to read. Easy to calibrate. Very precise. Very fast.
Was thinking about getting this...or a salinity probe/module for my apex but didn't want to deal with recalibrating the probe and didn't want to spend the extra cash.
About to buy some corals from Cali Reef Co tomorrow, hopefully the ones I want are still there!
Couple corals for me and Jill and that's all. I got rent due and x-mas presents to buy for other people
Easy to read. Easy to calibrate. Very precise. Very fast.
Was thinking about getting this...or a salinity probe/module for my apex but didn't want to deal with recalibrating the probe and didn't want to spend the extra cash.
About to buy some corals from Cali Reef Co tomorrow, hopefully the ones I want are still there!
Couple corals for me and Jill and that's all. I got rent due and x-mas presents to buy for other people
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sfsuphysics
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Considering I still have stuff for my tank that I haven't set up I decided to put a hold on anything fancy new, besides there wasn't much out there at a "can't pass it up at this price" type of sales, while yah 10-15% off is nice, that's all it is nice, unless I absolutely need it I can hold out.
I did go kind of apeshit though on the computer side of things, buying up parts from all over the place to build a new rig
I did go kind of apeshit though on the computer side of things, buying up parts from all over the place to build a new rig
Enderturtle
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Mike building a new computer rig leads me to believe youre a gamer or need something with more processing/graphic intensive?
Not sure if it counts because I actually paid for it last week... But I brought it home Sunday, so it feels like I spent the money this weekend! Been wanting to go from my little 25gal to a 3' tank for a while now, found a nice one for sale and broke my aquarium budget. A splurge to say the least, but so far super happy - retail therapy does actually work sometimes
Enderturtle
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Super cool! Now you have more room for fish and corals
wpeterson
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Not sure if it counts because I actually paid for it last week... But I brought it home Sunday, so it feels like I spent the money this weekend! Been wanting to go from my little 25gal to a 3' tank for a while now, found a nice one for sale and broke my aquarium budget. A splurge to say the least, but so far super happy - retail therapy does actually work sometimes
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Very nice! What did you get? Is that a lee-mar? I love the eurobracing on it. What size is that? a 65?
sfsuphysics
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kinda sorta yes
Nice tank, Corallus! I need a tank upgrade, but it has to wait some more.
Meanwhile, I took advantage of early Black Friday discounts to order 2 Finnex heaters replacements, since my main heater and its backup burned out in a 2 weeks span. Then, I followed Ender's example: I got a milwaukee digital refractometer @ a Cyber Monday sale. I'll count it as a Xmas present for myself.
Meanwhile, I took advantage of early Black Friday discounts to order 2 Finnex heaters replacements, since my main heater and its backup burned out in a 2 weeks span. Then, I followed Ender's example: I got a milwaukee digital refractometer @ a Cyber Monday sale. I'll count it as a Xmas present for myself
.Thanks guys! @wpeterson, basically yes, should be almost exactly 70 gal by my math. And I so agree, eurobracing was one of my requirements. @nly04 , yep according to the seller, it was made by Keith Grandt (Signature Aquariums). @sjbro, I totally understand, been thinking about this one for a while now, and when I saw this one, it was exactly what I was after, and couldn't wait any longer.
I'll be starting a build thread for this soon.
mediumrare
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got two aquamedic DC powerheads and an iawaki to pump water up from basement to display for water changes (maybe a future basement sump....)