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Just as an side here to be fair to Aquacontroller hardware (and speaking from having and in house lab with guys that play with PH all day)..... PH probes that are sold to the Aquarium community generally are low end single joined sealed units. They tend not to last very long as the internal...

Lamotte are nice kits, I just hate that you have to do conversions. (No reason that can't put a chart in there). Elos (now carried by Marin Depot) has a very good MG and Phosphate test kits.

I have TONS of Cheato and will bring a big bag. Put me in line for some Monti please. Phil and Pete

Where are you in South Jersey. We are in Paulsboro)

Does anyone has an 342 TDS NaCl reference solution for calibrating a TDS meter. I want to adjust my DM-1, its reading a bit low. I haven't found any locally, and I would rather not wait until the Group Buy is in.

I will bring 2 or 3 frags of Billy's original POM POM Zenia to raffle off. It is growing like mad in my tank. I don't see an RSVP link for this event?

The AC series has a telnet server in it, so you can have a service issue a telnet command and get the status, capture the display and then parse it. You can also dump the log, but again then you would have to parse it yourself. If you are only doing status, then just telnet it, if you want to do...

Probe was calibrated when I noticed the problem, and it was right on. Mostly 8.15 during the day.

Strangest thing I have every seen in the 15 years I have been doing salt water tanks.... My 90 gallon tank back was covered with coraline and I have never had an issue growing it everywhere. Have to scrape from the sides all the time. I woke up this morning and over 75% of the coraline on the...

I totally agree with Sam here, as Cisco equipment in general is terrible about Auto and Duplex. For gigggles, just use a crossover cable and connect from your computer to the AC3 Pro and try the ping and see what you get. When in doubt, lock in a 10mb, 1/2 duplex. IOS version 12.2/12.3 are...

If my bar was in my basement with my fish stuff, I would never leave the house. Sure would make water changes a little interesting. Though the thought of cleaning the skimmer cup in the bar sink makes for tasty discussions.

I disagree here, FO or FOWLR is what I did for almost 12+ years. A cannister is a perfect solution, but some are better than others when it comes to cleaning. We all now know that keeping the sponges clean is important, but not as critical as reef because of Nitrates buildup. (Fish can tolerate...

If you make a cable from Cat5 cable, you can get some distance. Before I got the basement project finished, I have a cable over 50' running down the stairs temporarily and it had no poblems.

I can only host South Jersey if it warm weather, my house is way too small for more than about 20, but in warm weather with a tent outside then its a posibility. (Paulsboro, NJ)

Pictures???? all those camera class people, SOMEONE has to have some pictures...

Just keep in mind you might want to post a pic, or point them to mine, as since they are NYLON and not felt, they will look quite different from what people see in the store.

Not that this helps now, but a simple suggesstion can fix this. On any line that has a valve where I have had to "tune" it. I have another valve AFTER it. So when I change the valves to dump water for my water changes, I am hitting the 2nd valve which is just ON/OFF, not the first valve that is...

They don't have an online order system, you just email Gnny, she will quote via email. She is great, they ship same day. Ginny Haenel Caribbean Filters 78-365 Highway 111, # 383 La Quinta, California 92253 Tel: 760-343-7757 Fax: 760-343-7754 ginny@filterbags.com There is another site...

Here is a pic that shows how I do it. Very very simple, just a bumgie cord. And since I am using the 7 inch ring size, there is more open surface area. This is a 150 Micron Nylon Sock. It has probably been washed 20 times so far. Change around every 4 days. Take about 20 seconds to change it.

I have a lab in my office as Civil Engineers and we get socks all the time of the different types... The answer depends on the TYPE of filter sock (felt vs microfiber vs nylon) and the Micron rating of the sock. Felt is the cheapest and usally found at 100 or 200 Micron, and washable about 4...