Neptune Systems AquaController Apex System

June 11, 2009 · Filed Under Products & Reviews · Comment 
Neptune Systems AquaController Apex System

Introducing the AquaController Apex. The professional equipment your reef deserves is now within reach.

pre-order at marinedepot.com

Connectivity

Ethernet Interface
Embedded Web Server
Only controller with web browser Monitoring, Control & Configuration.
Email Alarms

Expandability

Most expandable Controller.

Up to 240 modules, hundreds of probes, and thousands of controlled outlets.
Simple menu driven Configuration
No program language knowledge required.

Robust Timers

Simulates Sunrise/sunset
Simulates moon cycle
Wave Maker and Random timed cycles
Built-in Variable speed pump control
Still water feed mode (multiple modes)

Ultimate Control

Monitor/Control Temperature, pH, and ORP
Digital Calibration on all probes
Seasonal temp & lighting control
Flexible Control Options

More info at http://www.neptunesys.com/

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Poll o’ the week | Do you use a Chiller in your Nano?

May 13, 2009 · Filed Under Aquarium Discussion · Comment 

Do you have a chiller in your nano?

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IceProbe Aquarium/Water Chiller by Coolworks

May 13, 2009 · Filed Under Products & Reviews · 1 Comment 
IceProbe Aquarium/Water Chiller by Coolworks

IceProbe ChillerCoolWorks’ IceProbe Small Aquarium Chiller (IPAC-50W) is the perfect cooling solution for small aquariums and insulated fish egg hatching, bait, and specimen tanks.

* 50 Watts of cooling power
* Compact size
* Easy bulkhead installation
* Quiet, efficient & reliable
* Optional temperature controller
* 120V

IceProbe Chiller Dimensions
The Aquarium Chiller is a complete water cooling system. It includes the IceProbe, the nut and silicon washer for bulkhead installation, and a power converter with six foot cords on each side. The Aquarium Chiller can be easily installed in any orientation through a 1.25 inch hole into siphon overflows, pre-filters, sumps, or aquarium walls, or suspended with a bracket or lid over the top of the aquarium.

The chiller cools continuously when powered. In most aquarium implementations, the CoolWorks Proportional Temperature Controller is added to regulate the IceProbe’s cooling power. TEC-65 controller is designed for tropical water aquarium environments, with an adjustable temperature range of 65ºF to 85ºF.

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Poll o’ the week | Do you use a Protein Skimmer in your Nano?

May 5, 2009 · Filed Under Aquarium Discussion · Comment 

Do you use a protein skimmer in your nano?

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Fish o’ the day | Queen Triggerfish

May 5, 2009 · Filed Under Saltwater Fish · Comment 
Fish o' the day | Queen Triggerfish

Balistes vetula, also known as the queen triggerfish, is a reef dwelling fish of the Atlantic Ocean. It is occasionally caught as a gamefish, and sometimes kept in marine aquariums.

Appearance
It is a large fish that reaches 60cm in length. It is typically brown with blue lines on its fins and head.

In the aquarium

As one of the largest and most aggressive of the triggerfish, this fish is rarely a good choice as a resident in a marine aquarium. It is however a hardy fish for those who can provide it with a proper environment. Because it grows so large and so quickly the ideal aquarium for this fish is a 500 gallon aquarium, although some sources argue they can be kept is as little as a 125 gallon aquarium when it achieves its adult size of two feet it is unlikely to thrive.

Its diet consists of invertebrates. In aquariums shrimp, squid, clams, octopus, scallops, and crab are all good choices of food.

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