Neptune Systems ATK Giveaway!

[Hockeypunk1]

 

[Seanislav]

I happen to like knowing it's fully supported by the Apex I just bought for a new system I am preparing to build.

 

[robertd_johnson]

Outstanding design for less than $200. Seems like a homerun to me.

 

[sebastian moore]

I like being able to not have to worry about topping off when i go out of town for days at a time.

 

[Fudsey]

Love the it can be either used with an Apex or not

 

[siggy]

The trifecta of redundancy

 

[siggy]

 

[pring51]

My favorite thing about this is product is that it comes with a pump that has a head height of 14'. That, as well as the ability to be standalone. Would love this for my new tank build when I move.

 

[pring51]

I don't have any Neptune products yet, I am in the middle of planning a 300G system for when I move out west.

 

[pring51]

Like on Facebook!

 

[flowflezy]

Really like the optical sensor less room for error. Like being able to monitor it on the apex.

 

[mckinleyw]

STAND ALONE!!! this is just awesome even though I do run a Neptune I love that it can be stand alone.

 

[Luke Schnabel]

I love the redundancy of the sensors so very little chance to fail. I also love that I could hook it up to my apex! Win win

 

[Aaron Gustafson]

I love the redundancy!

 

[adamsky27]

I like that you don't have to have an Apex. Also like the different levels of protection. Would be nice, I have to top mine off everyday

 

[Aaron Gustafson]

Bonus #1: It's not hung at present because I'm getting ready to move, but here's my 2016 Apex tucked into the stand for my Biocube 29.

 

[Aaron Gustafson]

Bonus 2: there was no R2R post to share on FB, so I just shared this link: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1155723201200347&id=100002880350996

 

[LbulletM]

I like that you need a single device to provide redundancy, rather than multiple systems to keep up with.

 

[Chiefmaster30]

I like that it is easy to setup and doesn't require other Neptune equipment to operate, and that I don't have to worry about manually topping off.

 

[mfinn]

Anything Neptune and stand a lone.