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  1. I have had great luck ordering from these guys.

     

    Here is the sale thread. The sale continues even after the weekend...

     

    ASD Weekend Sale Thread! 500+ Corals, Up to 80% Off, $5 Corals!

     

    If we split shipping it would be 20 bucks each. Given that some of the coral is 5-20 dollars you can do pretty good on a sale like this.

     

    Shipping would be to my place in Kelso, but I can meet people in Ridgefield to split the difference in driving between here and Vancouver...

     

     

     

  2. This is going to replace Jenn's 6 gal. She likes the movement of Euphelia, colors of zoa's and little nano type fish. Probably not much to non on the sps front.

    Also probably move one or two of the nine RBTA's from the 39 cube into this.

    Nine RBTAs!!?? Nice :)

  3. I'm just looking for the closest store to Beaverton to buy premade saltwater and fresh RO. Any help is greatly appreciated. I just moved back to Oregon from Georgia!

     

    We should compile a google map with all the store locations pinned on it that would greatly help!

    Google map is a great idea, questions like this come up often!

     

  4. Yet another contender, good to see

     

    http://www.digitalaquatics.com/archon/

    The future is now.

    Providing more features than any other controller system on the market, Archon brings a whole new level of possibilities to the modern aquarium enthusiast – giving you greater capability to monitor and maintain your tank than ever before.

     

    Take your tank with you.

    With built-in wireless communication and an entirely web-based interface, Archon allows aquarium owners to monitor and control their tank from any computer or mobile device. Next time you’re away from home, take your tank with you – while leaving stress behind.

     

    Limitless possibilities

    Archon uses a Linux-based operating framework running open-source code, giving more advanced users the ability to modify their system however they wish. If that’s a little too technical, no worries – Archon is already configured to monitor and control 100 modules, with future expandability to run up to an astounding 255 separate modules.

    What can Archon do for you?

    Archon gives you the ability to fully automate your home aquarium, greatly reducing the time needed for daily maintenance tasks and providing better peace of mind when you’re on the road.

    – Multiple selectable inputs for pH and/or ORP

    – 4 bus ports for connection to Archon modules

    – 4 individual 0-5/0-10V outputs for lighting and dimmable ballasts

    – 6 ports for switch inputs or triggers

    – 4 ports for PWM dimming control for LED lighting

    – Built-in programming and firmware updating via USB

    – Full compatibility with existing Digital Aquatics modules

    Pump Control / Wavemakers

    Archon gives you full control of more of the industry’s most popular pumps, giving you the ability to create nearly any type of wave circulation in your tank.

    Graphing / Data Logging

    With the built-in USB port and included 4GB micro USB card, Archon allows you to save and store data and easily view it on your computer – helping you to better analyze trends in temperature/chemical levels and maintain a healthier tank.

    Built-in Wireless

    That’s right – you can now monitor and control your tank from a computer or mobile device, without having to run network cables all the way from your tank. Unlike the older product of our competitors, Archon broadcasts straight to your home or workplace router, without forcing you to purchase “gaming adapters” or other additional devices.

    Lighting

    Full control of your tank’s lighting setup, including timers, dimming control, ramp times to simulate dawn/dusk, and much more. Moonlight control allows you to reproduce a true 29.5-day lunar cycle for nighttime lighting; seasonal settings automatically adjust the daylight hours during a given time of year, allowing you to simulate almost any environment.

    Temperature, pH, ORP, and Salinity

    Archon provides multiple inputs for monitoring Temp, pH, ORP, and Salinity, providing a constant up-to-date reading of all your tank’s vital measurements. Heaters, fans, reactors and dosing devices can all be automatically triggered when any of these parameters exceed your desired level.

    Auto Top-Off

    Archon uses multiple switch inputs to constantly monitor water levels. When your tank level gets too low, a dosing pump can be

    automatically triggered to refill water as needed

     

     

     

  5. That's a bummer, and you had it a long time. I hear when they go, they go fast and many things in the tank like to eat the left overs. So you are in Kelso? Stylaster is in Kelso also, he is a very experienced clam keeper.

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  6. I am a jebao fan, so take it for what it is worth, Matty has way more experience with different pump types. I feel totally biased but inexperienced with the other pumps. Nice thing about a DC pump is that if you oversize it, it is easy to turn down in a small way. Not sure of the dimensions on the DC3000 or 6000. Well anyways hope that helps!

  7. Gee, thanks for all the love guys! FYI, I did a 4 hour test run today... the gen ran my 2 wp-40s, a 200w titanium heater, and a mag 18, used 1 gallon of gas...

    I've purchased Harbor Freight tools for years, always been very happy-

    I think I'll go back to lurking, rather than posting- there no joy in this place anymore

     

    Awesome, glad the test run went well! Nice to have insurance...

  8. Wow that is a killer price. Stuff you already know, sharing in case it helps someone. Just be sure not to plug in sensitive things like your APEX etc.. The manual will say it, but it is best to keep it drained of fuel including the carberator so it starts when you need it. Use stabilizer etc... I found out at our last power outtage that the UPS I am using does not like my generator. Live and learn. Thanks for sharing!

  9. Cool test, kinda worries me about the RS mag test, which I find very close to Salifert also...who's right? Overall I'd say they are, just strange to see that much deviation between what we all consider "accurate" home test kits. Guess I won't be dialing my mag dosing back anytime soon :)

     

    Did you have a Milwakie salinity tester? Just bought Matty's...pretty epic piece of test equipment compared to using a refractometer.

     

     

    Hey Bluez, FWIW on my Mag results vs Triton mag results...

     

    I checked the tolerances on the Triton test, and tend to believe it. Their lab tests are calibrated daily and recalibrated every 30-40 tests. I found a guy like me on RC that had a high reading on his Red Sea Mag test, but a low reading on Triton here:

     

    http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2316890

     

     

  10. Another post about high Tin readings on ICP test. We all know rusty equipment is no good, this just puts a number behind it...

     

    If you have Tin, you should check for something that could be causing the increase, maybe corrosion from a pump, metal close to the tank or maybe even something you are adding in a supplement,
  11. Me too, I am going to repeat the dreadfully slow test again before making to drastic of a change to Mag. I will also pose the question to Triton as to their confidence in the mag results.

     

    Dude, I am bringing some water by along with my refractometer. Time for a second opinion over my el-cheapo refractometer!

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