A Reef in the Sky

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PAR Readings


As per my previous post, here are some readings I took of the unit.

 

[smithpl]

Could you give us link to this quantum meter?
I'm looking for not expensive lux meter with waterproof probe but... it's not a simple

 

[rodneyri]

Nice numbers there, how old are these globes? are they the new ones?

 

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Could you give us link to this quantum meter?
I'm looking for not expensive lux meter with waterproof probe but... it's not a simple

Sorry I am not sure as it has been lent to me. I do not own.

Nice numbers there, how old are these globes? are they the new ones?

Thanks... yeah, the globes are the new ones.


Programming the ATI Hybrid

A little more information plus a graphical representation of what I talked about on the previous page. Hope it helps

 

[Chris Lakies]

What PAR numbers do you usually shoot for at midday?

 

[pocci]

Very beautiful tank...

So, how many years this tank has running? Do you ever experience power failure/outage?

 

[smithpl]

Thanks for info.

I have other one

In your reef tank project there was information about moving sump.
I'm planing my own new SPS ZEO tank and I'm thinking about it too.

Please tell me why you have opted out of the mobile sump in your tank?
Is it useless?

This is my project:

 

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What PAR numbers do you usually shoot for at midday?

To be honest I don't shoot far any numbers. I set the light intensity to what what I think looks good. The midday period is when the lights are at their strongest.

Very beautiful tank...

So, how many years this tank has running? Do you ever experience power failure/outage?

Thank you... The tank has been running since Aug 2011.

No power outages. The tank is connected to two power wall sockets which are dedicated to the setup only. Once a year the power is turned off in the apartment block (for maintenance) and we are all given advance notice.

Thanks for info.

I have other one

In your reef tank project there was information about moving sump.
I'm planing my own new SPS ZEO tank and I'm thinking about it too.

Please tell me why you have opted out of the mobile sump in your tank?
Is it useless?

This is my project:

Thank you... I found a movable sump wasn't required and was more a nuisance than an ease. Plumbing has to be planned carefully to allow easy connections etc. A fixed sump is the way to go if you have enough room to move the equipment in and out.

 

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A Reef in the Sky 5: Aquarium video


Newest video as promised showing the tank

Select 720p HD for the best viewing experience :thumbsup:

 

[DarkStalker]

Stunning!

Amazing PE

 

[sahin]

Amazing video, beautiful reef system. The polyp extension is awesome! The long polyps on that green milli/prostrata is so nice! :beer:

 

[Jaredcube]

Thank you very much is wonderfull!!

 

[yitman]

great tank

 

[blackchicken]

Thats absolutely amazing tank. Soooo clean. How long do you have achilles?

 

[pancho]

Stunning tank! Well done!

 

[invertinoob]

the colors of your corals are absolutely stunning. congratulations on your success thus far! zeovit is definitely something i will be trying when i set up my sps system. if it wasn't for this thread i would have never known about it.

<---Noob

 

[M007]

Another great video

 

[mjaustin22]

beautiful tank!! love the music.

 

[SPotter]

I cant think of any words to describe my reaction to this video!!!!! It has to be my all time favorite video.

 

[Crazy_Beaver]

Another great video