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I use an Amazon brand rodi but what I did was change out all of the cartridges and use the BRS brand. I have a 34g AIO unit and have used kessil with great success. You be ok with that 1 a80 as long as you raise it up and up the intensity. Its gonna give you a "cone ^" shape so you're gonna...

For you, $50ea plus shipping

Lol, I know right The eb8 does work, and maybe it's me but I was having issues with it following commands. In any case the other items are in full, working condition.

Going a different route for my next build and with the headaches I've had with my Apex, it's time to cut the cord. Apex Leak detection probe (low profile) New $25ea (2x) 1/2" FMM flow sensor New (sensor only) $20 Apex VDM Used (for the ramping up/down of lights) plus aquabus cable...

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From the pic it looks ok to me.

IMO, there isn't a real bullet proof phosphate test kit out there....but that's me. For that reason, I've really stayed away from those test kits. You could give it a shot though but I cant offer any input on it.

Personally I hate that place, they are way overpriced and super un helpful

If it looks waxy, it should be fine. I have corals that have done that for weeks then bounced back....but do keep an eye on em. When you say other corals, do you mean other leathers?

@njtiger24 aquariums James can you change the date on this?

It's your call @Sandry75

It depends, typically we'd like to see at least 10 or folks at the meet. Some folks dont RSVP and some may and then not show. My concern for you as the host is that you go all out and no one shows up.

Guys Only 3ppl have RSVP'd for this meet. @Sandry75 my suggestion would be to reschedule this for another date.

Personally, i dont trust the API as they are hard to read with their colors. Try the Nyos as folks have had better success with it https://www.marinedepot.com/NYOS_REEFER_Test_Kit_Nitrate_Nitrate_Test_Kits_for_Saltwater_Aquariums-Nyos-6D92118-FITKNA-vi.html

This solution is set to 35ppt...so apply a few drops, then with the little nut you can adjust your refractometer. You should calibrate at least every few months or so.

Did they use an API test kit?