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And, one last thing for the day. I got some nice goodies at RAP in NYC. First, Joseph from Marine Depot was gracious enough to give me one of their fancy AquaMaxx coral flashlights. This thing is amazing! It has two intensities and a focus ring. It really lets you see the total potential of a coral when you amp up the low end of the spectrum.
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Also, I was able to get this gem at the show as well - I call him "Two Face"
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The orange board was simply finish grade plywood painted with a nice orange spray paint.
The templates for the mounting of the Apex and EB832 are linked in the Online Get Started guide.
I definitely second the equipment board idea! Have a red sea reefer 350.Love the flashlight. I picked one up at RAP Orlando. Love how you can focus so much you can see the diode.
Also To help people who haven't purchased their apex and accessories yet but want to figure out a neat order for a board like you have do you guys think you could create some templates for each piece.? I have a Red Sea Reefer 450 and it doesn't have a lot of room in the stand for all the accessories so if we had templates we could print them out to place them where they fit and make a nice and neat equipment board.

No, I am waiting for this little piece of equipment from a company in CA firstHave you gotten the darn ATO hooked up yet?![]()


I really hate being that guy. BUT...I told you so.This graphic shows how much more consistently the Sicce pump is running compared to that point of sale AquaBee pump. If you go back a few pages you can see the charts I posted for it just a day after installing - it was cutting out and all over the place. Now with the new Apex, I can show not just the result in the pH of the reactor, but how smoothly the pump is pulling power - obviously no overheat situations here!
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LOL. jk

Oh, I told you I was going to have a busy day! This week I received a very nice surprise from my friend Ralph at Sicce USA. He decided to help out and send me a Sicce Syncra Pro 3000 to replace that point of sale AquaBee Pump once and for all. Thanks Ralph and Sicce!
So today I went down and right away I saw how easy it would be to convert. I simply cut off one of the pipe pieces and then for the other I screwed the hose up onto the threaded piece and then secured all of them with hose clamps. Worked like a charm and the pump is humming along. So happy! Now I hope it lasts a bit longer than those crappy AquaBee pumps!
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Oh, and I took apart the last AquaBee pump just for giggles. Take a look, the impeller exploded!
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I can't wait to read about your review of these lights. Joy has me sold on them but I want to see how people like them.So far you were spot on. The adaptation was pretty simple too.
In other news - Reef Brite MH are arriving next Tuesday!
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