Thanks! Lol, they tend to stick near or in the BTA, but as soon as step up to the tank, they shoot up to the top expecting food.Awesome tank! , glad to see my clowns aren't the only ones that swim at the top of the tank...lol
See the little cloud next to the picture? See what % intensity the cloud is at?
That looks great, is that the T square stuff?
The cloud icon seems to linger for some reason. As soon as I refreshed the page the cloud logo turned into the Sun. I had just refreshed the little intensity graph on the left and it showed the intensities in the screen shot. Even when I turn on manual mode and set the setting to the ones I have listed above it looked very blue and dim. Maybe I just have to get used to it.
The fixture I took off was 80 3w Bridgelux diodes. The hydras are about half of that, so it would make sense that it would be dimmer I suppose.
Thanks. Yeah, it is T-Slot. It is called 80/20 Extruded Aluminum. It is the same stuff that AI uses to make the rails. The 1/4 round pieces they use is called 80/20 1012, the pieces I used are 80/20 1010. I cut it to length, then tapped the ends for 1/4-20 screws. Screwed in some 3/4" Truss screws and slid it all together.
I actually have 4 more pieces cut to length if anyone needs them.
Click on effects, the first box is for clouds, if weather is enabled it will show a percent for probability and one for intensity, if you also have acclimation enabled it will be much darker so I wouldn't use it if weather is used.
just as you read it every 15 minutes it determine if it's going to happen
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2014/5/aafeature
hey check out this article very good read on leds looking forward to the long term study - guess we should should stop using par meters