Was used to mix saltwater. Excellent condition. Comes with lid 40" across with flange 49.5" high $200
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Was used to mix saltwater. Excellent condition. Comes with lid 40" across with flange 49.5" high $200
Wow, congrats for your persistence! And that's crazy how fast they've been growing after settling, especially in comparison to the super long time before settling! Also realized I never actually responded to your previous comment about the print files - the scaling issue with .stl is why I suggested providing a .step or .f3d, so that people can adjust the structure in a more detailed manner.
Well, it seems like the settlement times are becoming even wider. The first settled was from the first batch, at 103 days, the second has yet to settle a month and a half later. Today is day 149. The second through 12th settled have all been from the second batch, started 19 days later. Today is day 130. The third batch, another 21 days past the second, has yet to have any settle. Today is day 109. Given the 12 settled shrimp and the spread... I have some new conclusions: Settling around day 100 is actually pretty early, on average Temperature absolutely speeds up settling (the second run, which spent months at 27C, seems to be producing faster and more clustered) It's looking like a more realistic settling time for 25C is in the ballpark of 140 days, whereas 27C may be 10-20 days shorter (more data is needed) In any case, they grow fast after settlement, and I've let three out of the partition for new juveniles because they've grown to the size you normally would see peppermints for sale, about an inch or a little more in body length. I still haven't seen them eat aiptasia, but I did see an adult in my display tank carrying a small bristle worm at some point.
That may have been the start of the DNS error. I had the same error when it was reported to me this evening. (I was last on the site early yesterday and it was fine then.)
I had a warning yesterday that site may not be safe and to “go back.” Ok now.
I had to patch the software yesterday to fix a bug that we reported to the devekoper. That may have caused a brief outage. You can always report the matter on FB. I may not see it, but somebody with my number will almost certainly try to get my attention. Today's outage was apparently caused by a bug at our provider's end. Somehow some of their nameservers started pointing to the wrong address. We had them push an update and things are working again. The adNS update should continue to propagate for the next 4 to 24 hours, which means that some may not be able to get to us until then.
I saw the website was down yesterday. Wasn't sure if in the future I should send a message on Facebook or something?
Test post after dns issue.
Test post after dns issue.
Welcome to the forum. Just remember, the bigger you go, the bigger the price tag for everything involved.
I use my Apex as a glorified powerstrip that monitors my dosing. Fusion has made it fairly easy to "plug and play." Glad you got it worked out.
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