sixspeed

I am a supporting member

Saw a ton of them snorkeling in Hawaii!

Yep this was the guy I saw over there!

Let me know! Thanks!

Sup! Added a couple things - - Tunze Nano ATO w/ 1g reservoir - eshopps media basket - chemi-pure blue bag - pistol shrimp & CUC - zoas Heading out of town but when I get back, adding some more coral and a goby/clown pair possibly. Might switch around some frags from my other tank. We’ll see - loving this nano though. Super easy.

That’s pretty dope

What was added? Clowns?

Putting my name in if anyone pulls out

Awesome @Kerbash!! Definitely would like to see your progress

Here’s one of the USB cameras to give you an idea. Thinking of encasing it in clear epoxy resin, adding a magnet to the back - and then the raspberrypi should be simple - power, wifi, usb camera input setup as a IP camera server (can also store locally which I wanted). This way - you can push whatever link Apex Fusion accepts and input it into the actual app for ease of use. But while it will be badass to have an internal view of one area of the tank, it won’t see as much as a top down view. We’ll see, low cost so can run a few versions.

Sup! I was curious to see some other setups that people use for cameras to monitor their tanks. I travel frequently so with my apex + other automated equipment it’s nice to see that the task was performed via the app but I know a lot of us still like to visually get an eye on things going on in the tank. I’ve been using a Ring camera placed in various spots around the room and in front of the tank - but recently zip-tied it to one of my AI Prime 16 lights to have a top down view also sending a notification right before feeding time when pumps/powerheads are off and water is still. Idk if I love the view. It’s not perfect and I have some issues with the ring cameras in general so I may pop this into the side project list and get a usb camera, water proof it and setup a raspberrypi to stream the camera. At that point, could just plug the feed into the apex fusion app.

Just returned back to cnc, thanks again!

@islandVib3s I picked up the handheld today 👍🏼

Picking up tomorrow, sorry for the delay!

Slowly adding in.. adjusted light settings, parameters stable, started dosing 1ml All-For-Reef. Colors looking really good!