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04/07/2012, 04:36 PM
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Location: Dover, NJ
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Thanks I'm going to have to check it out.
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04/07/2012, 05:55 PM
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Location: Maine
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$77.20 at premiumaquatics.com
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10 gallon nano - par 38 led bulb, 2 hk nano 240gph, 75w jager heater, aquaclear 70 (w/ ac 20 impeller), rkl controller Current Tank Info: 10 gal nano, 40 gal breeder (in progress) |
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04/08/2012, 09:01 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: South East Virginia
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I have a Reef Fanatic Level Controller on both of my tanks in conjunction with Aqua Lifter pumps. Love 'em. Premium Aquatics sells them.
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Chuck H. Current Tank Info: Radion Powered Elos Midi mixed-reef in progress and 65 Undulate Trigger FOWLR species tank |
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04/08/2012, 09:05 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: NW Iowa
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I have always had great luck with aquahub.com been running mine for 5 years with no problems
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75 gal. mixed DT, 100 gal. sump, 50 gal. fuge, Clownfish breeder |
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04/08/2012, 03:04 PM
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Moved On
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Location: Santa Cruz
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Heard nothing but praises from the Tunze Osmolator, planning to invest one myself.
Getting very tired of manually doing it every other day! |
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04/08/2012, 03:37 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Oshawa
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I have the Tunze, though still working on installing it! Waiting for the CA dosing kit to go with it before I add it.
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40g Long since Mar 2012, 20lbs marco rocks, 25lb live rock, Aquamaxx HoB-1, sumpless, CPR Fuge, 4 tube T5HO, Mixed reef, softies and LPS Current Tank Info: 40g Long sumpless |
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04/08/2012, 05:48 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Anderson, Indiana
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IMO, buy a controller and use that. Take the money you'd use to buy the ATO controller, pH controller, lighting controller, wave controller, temp (heat & cool) etc, etc... and buy a controller.
In the end you'll end up with a single interface for monitoring and control, web accessible, and easy to program and customize - which is really, really nice. The trade-off is the potential for a single point of failure. I think the trade off is a good one. Despite the downside, a controller is still a big win and something you'll want in every tank thereafter. JMTC & GL!
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:beer: Mixed Reef, started 10/2004: 6' BB 125g DT, 100lbs LR, 40g sump, Dual Ehiem 1000 returns, Eshopps dual overflow, JBJ ATO, Vertex IN-180, PM Ca reactor, 250w MH w/VHO Actinic, AC3 w/Aquasurf, Tunze 6105 pair & 40B frag tank 8 Fish, 20+ corals, shrimp, snails, worms, bugs, etc. |
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