I'm in love with it and I've only brushed the surface.

Thanks of watching. The Apex is awesome!

They are defiantly worth the money.

When it fails its a nightmare though lol

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+Frank W awesome! Congrats on your purchase.

I Love it and I can't imagine setting up a tank without at least the jr. I just got my hands on the Wav starter kit.

Heck yeah I'd like to get the wave pumps from them they're just on the pricey side. Although rim sure they have some functions that just can't be topped

Awesome! thanks.

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Thanks for watching. Happy Reefing!

+fondoo congratulations 🎉

+Man Cave Reef you’re very welcome.

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Thank Gil. I don't recall being issued a token.

An Apex Jr is perfect for a 29 gallon and even still you can add on other features and it can grow with you as a hobbyist.

Yea, eventually the 29g will be retired and the Jr added to and used elsewhere. I'm just have trouble letting the 29g go yet. LOL

Thanks for the sub and great question! The "new" Apex is amazing and I wouldn't have a saltwater tank without one. Neptune Systems is a business and I don't believe they could keep the doors open with just one high priced product. So they look to diversify the product line. I do believe, the old saying "Jack of all trades, master of none..." does apply here. I was in fanboy mode when I first got the WAV pumps. They were easy to setup and they work quieter than my Ecotech Vortech MP 40. Overtime they have become increasingly louder, to the point now they are much louder than the MP 40. I'm not sure how long I've had them but it has been less than a year and I've had the MP 40 for longer which is now much quieter then the WAV Pumps. After being in the hobby for over 10 years, one of the most important steps to keeping a successful saltwater aquarium is redundancy. Take an aquarium heater for example, it's a bad idea to only have only one heater in an aquarium. Heaters are the weakest point of any aquarium and now most hobbyist are now using two heaters in a aquarium system. One heater in the display tank and one in the sump. In hopes that, if one heater fails the other one will maintain the temperature until it can be taking care of. At this point, I'm not sure that ONE company has ALL the answers for us.

Mad Hatter's Reef Thank you! Am honestly tell you that I don’t use any heater in my home tank and is all good so far I have a friend that everything melt in one night. But I hear your point at the end is all about how much we want to spend and how much is actually need it or work properly

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Charles P absolutely. Depends on what you want to do. If you see yourself wanting to use additional components components such as WAV and DOS I would go with the new Apex. If you want just some of the features, then I would go with the Apex Jr.

I think I've already got so much plugs I would fill up the apex jr. What you think about apex classic? It's like $300 cheaper

Charles P yeah you only get 4 plugs with the junior you get 8 plugs with the classic put all the new stuff like the WAV and Dos need the 1 link. The classic isn't plug and play like the new Apex.

What would you like to know more about?

How to set up the probe and how to download the app

You caught that huh, good eye.

Even with an Apex you should still use test your water parameters. If I noticed a variance between my test kit and the Apex. At that point I would probably have a recalibrate my prob.

Anthony Jackson high technology 🐟 keeping. Thanks for watching!

My thoughts exactly he just want a glazed over that one