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I bet it was in the tank when the levels were shown. I have never seen a lfs have gsp only in a tank on the top of the aquascape. I'm still not mad and it's monday.

Looks great!

Yes, it needs to be calibrated. They don't send the packets with, you have to purchase them separately. That is the normal for apex. If you are using it on the cal. Reactor, you need 2 fluids 1 of 4 ph and 7ph. If you use it in the tank, then you need a 7ph and a 10ph. Hope this helps.

Mine is too, I used a repeater. When you go from an old program and update it, that is when you must link the cat5 cable per request of apex.

If you're using it for a cal reactor, it needs to be calibrated at a 4 ph and a 7 ph.

Did you cal fluid for the probe or just set it up? What is the pH of the tank with the probe?

Idk, I've got hundreds of the algae eating snails and look very different than the ones pictured.

Look at sundial snails. Those would be bad. There are good snails close looking to them but I really think they are sundials. Natural predator. .. look into non reef safe fish. Wrasse.

The 1st is a ball nem. Good/ bad... your choice. I leave the ones I see alone. The 2nd is to blurry. Sorry.

Macro algae.

That's alot of water. Do you have any plans for humidity control besides the whole house dehumidifier?

Is this going to be the species only?

Man, apex has got their shit together. I just installed the firmware upgrade and fusion. With the fusion, you can be anywhere and be able to monitor the system. It offers locking buttons and video linking. The only down side, for me, is you can't install it wireless. I had to purchase a cat.5...

Nope.

Yep, better than your coral in that tank.

You need to research BEGINNER reefing. There's your help.

You have got to be kidding.

Yes, Rodi is necessary. It's playing Russian roulette with a reef tank. When you have spent thousands of dollars in inhabitants, there is no point to test the limits. Tap water has a tds rating ( total dissolved solids). There is phoshates and silicates in tap water that promotes the growth of...

Filter socks

This is a 6 year old post. I used tap water for a year. You will be fine.