Thanks Terence, that’s a great honour! Cam

Thanks Scott, we appreciate the support! We’re all doing well, the shop has never been more busy😊

looks like they already have a co2 scrubber there mounted to the right of the skimmer

Doing great thanks mate, we’re in one of the covid free states of Australia 😊

@@GalleryAquaticaTV good to hear mate, will come visit you guys when the craziness ends.

That’s a shame to hear. The reagents do seem to be getting lower than I’d expect already. Cam

@@GalleryAquaticaTV And for 45 dollars a set i think they should last the full 2 months.

Great set up! Jason, please contact our support if you have an issue. Also, it is fairly common for people to do a few manual checks and dont remember this. The first set of reagents do not last two months due to set up usage - that is why on the box it says 1-month supply even though they are the same bottles as in the 2-month kits. Really appreciate the video and the care taken on this install.

@@terencefugazzi5164 I contacted support several times in regards to the trident as well as 4 of my service tanks that we ran them on. Running no manual tests at all they last roughly 6 weeks as previously stated. My report of wildly Inaccurate results on calcium is very well documented and continues to be an ongoing issue. The product needs revamped and yall need to work on a better flow of reagents leaving the warehouse. Your company is always out. I sold the unit and have no use for it anymore. Thanks for the reply but yall lost a ton of loyal customers with that product.

@@jpruitt546 Reagents are available everywhere - and they were NEVER out of stock at our company online store - so that is completely false information. Early in the pandemic we had a number of stores that could not be restocked due to our office being closed down. In fact, very few customers experience the issue with Calcium readings. The Trident reagents should last two months if no manual tests or calibrations are run and if tank parameters are in normal reefkeeping ranges. Sorry you had a bad experience. Take care and enjoy those fish!

Hi Cam, I can’t remember what mag this tank was running at, however I typically like to run mag a little high (1400-1450). The reason is that the mag-calcium ratio is one of the most important aspects of stoney coral growth, and you’re much better off having the mag a little high to ensure you’re mag is always at least 3 times your calcium level (however I usually aim for 3.2 times calcium level). Cam

Good question. I think the media in the scrubber was exhausted, because the tank normally runs much higher than 7.96. Cam

Yes, we have a number of tanks that have used it for years and seemingly holds its accuracy. Cam

It is a fairly full sump, that was how it was designed to allow as much space in the refugium as possible. We always test the drainage amount when the return is turned off, and this sump does get very full when the return is turned off but it doesn’t overflow. Cam

@@GalleryAquaticaTV so in the video it is turned off When it is high like that?