After 10 years playing mad scientist, finally getting my Trident

[Jonify]

Ya'll, I am so tired of testing and titrating every day. A trident is on the way, and now I feel like I should also hire a housekeeper and a chef because I'm feeling so bougie.

 

[Adrianna]

Ya'll, I am so tired of testing and titrating every day. A trident is on the way, and now I feel like I should also hire a housekeeper and a chef because I'm feeling so bougie.

Was it easy to set up?

 

[am3gross]

Congrats! Hoping mine will be coming in the next month or so, we will see how the finances go.

Questions for you, How long have you had your APEX? I am wondering what the learning curve will be like. I hate buying stuff then have to ask 12k questions on how to use it, lol

 

[Jonify]

Was it easy to set up?

I will let you know tomorrow when it arrives!

Congrats! Hoping mine will be coming in the next month or so, we will see how the finances go.

Questions for you, How long have you had your APEX? I am wondering what the learning curve will be like. I hate buying stuff then have to ask 12k questions on how to use it, lol

I've had it for about 6 months. It's pretty easy, and Neptune tailors your experience based on your familiarity with the device. The only negative I have about Apex is the salinity checker. It's very flaky. Microbubbles, AC wires hanging nearby, etc. throw it off. I have a Hanna checker instead that gives me the results in about 10 seconds any time I walk past the tank, so I don't really care about the salinity probe. I've disabled it actually.