Glad you like it - steal away

Ok, lets try this again
Doser station

http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps9a5afc6d.jpg

I bent and drilled some acrylic for the drip lines

http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/x...psf00c4e17.jpg

Woohoo! Dosing pumps. Sweet. You won't be sorry. :)

but we also know CA reactor kick ass

I'm already happy not having to manually dose :smile:

Ya ya, baby steps ... and no more spare cash :wink:

how the new job?

Oh sure, now everybody knows :smile:

It's going well, thank you Peter
As with any new job, getting used to the boss is the hardest part
The rest is just learning and working hard :biggrin:

:pound:

Dosing pumps are working well
Spending some time dialing them in and quite happy with the automation

I've had zero NO3 and PO4 all along and it was starting to show with pale corals
Been overfeeding the fish, feeding the corals 2-3 times/week, and plan on knocking back my WC frequency in an attempt to get the corals happier
We're starting to notice more vibrant colors, and hopefully over the next month we'll see some better improvements with more food and stability

So, for reference and eye candy, it's FTS time
Some day I'll be able to afford a better camera - some day

http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/x...psaffb7017.jpg

First, your tank is coming along nicely. I really like your aquascape. It's going to look really great once your corals grow out a bit more.

Re your N03 and P04, what test kits are you using? My apologies if this was covered earlier in your thread.

Thanks for the nice comments

For NO2-3 and PO4 I've been using Seachem
It's fairly clear to me the NO2-3 kit is accurate as my corals were paling and growing thinly
I would like to try a Hanna PO4 colorometer when I have some spare cash