Reef Radiance Seneye Giveaway Challenge!

[dougers31]

Liked, shared. Really seems like a must have item. I am also very intrugued with this... DM-36 - Reef Radiance For only $80 and it comes with a remote

 

[lsaint88]

Liked! and I like the reef unit and how there is a PAR meater in the unit

 

[jkef2010]

The product I like on the Reef Radiance Web site the most would be the seneye system, Why you ask! Well a few reason's. I'm very new to this hobby so I don't know very much about anything besides what I read from a book. This product looks as if it would simplify monitoring everything in the tank to a understandable reading. It will also make tank keeping so much simpler if I win or don't win I will be getting this system one day.

 

[cdness]

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Liked

 

[ingtar_shinowa]

This is exciting! Why have I not heard of this!

 

[Mike J.]

Actually, I have seen it advertised. And, my first thought was it's too good to be true. Like a lot of aquarium products. Sure is a small price for all that. I'm kind of waiting for some reviews.

This is exciting! Why have I not heard of this!

 

[ingtar_shinowa]

I google-fu'd and found some break downs. It looks pretty legit, comparing very closely to pinpoint PH probes, Salifert NH3, and apogy par meter. All in I would classify these guys as "ninjas wizards"

 

[oceangirl2009]

Liked and shared, I like the great prices, with how expensive things can get in this hobby it's nice that there's a company working to provide great products at decent prices!

 

[bkhunt]

Liked and Shared I would love to win this due to the fact I work 24-36 hour shifts and do not get to see my tank everyday. I would be interest in 2 of the IT2040 for over my 90g since I am not sure how much longer my current lights are going to last. I have in the last year replaced the timer, motherboard and burned out 3 ballast.

 

[Djtonton]

I would really like to try the The DM-132e

liked the FB page and shared this awesome giveaway on FB

 

[Daniel@R2R Verified Admin]

Doing this backwards... Facebook liked.

 

[Daniel@R2R Verified Admin]

Shared on facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/danielbannister?ref=tn_tnmn

 

[Daniel@R2R Verified Admin]

As far as a product that I would like from Reef Radiance, I checked out their site and I like the seneye best. I may have to get one of these for each of my tanks.

Seneye Reef Device - Reef Radiance

 

[Daniel@R2R Verified Admin]

So, I've got all three done.

1. Posted the item I liked from the site: The Reef Seneye. http://www.reefradiance.com/seneye-reef-device.html
2. Shared on facebook.
3. Liked the Reef Radiance facebook page.

 

[gdwats]

Now you can monitor your Freshwater or Marine Aquarium, or your pond, right from the comfort of your computer screen. For the first time ever, all the information that you need to maintain a healthy and attractive aquarium is right at your fingertips. The Seneye system constantly and continuously monitors key parameters of your Aquarium or pond and sends alerts to your email or mobile phone if a parameter goes out of range. The list of what this little ( in size only) device can do is seemingly endless, but here is the short version of the key values that your Seneye will keep you aware of.

WATER VALUES:

1. Ammonia as NH3 is the number one cause of fish and invertebrate death in an aquarium or pond. If NH3 values are not monitored and corrected quickly, your fish and other life in your tank will suffer and quite possibly die. The Seneye Monitoring System monitors this very toxic by-product of fish metabolism and alerts you when levels become unsafe. By using your Seneye system to monitor NH3 ammonia levels in your water, your fish and all life in your tanks will be happy and healthy.

2. PH is the Acidity or Alkalinity of any substance. The fish and coral in your tanks can usually adapt to a wide range of PH, but sudden changes in PH can be catastrophic to all life in your tanks, including your biological filter. The Seneye Monitoring System continually monitors PH levels in your tank and alerts you if it reaches dangerous levels.

3. Temperature is just that, how cold or cool or warm or hot the water in your tank is. Like PH, many animals in your tank can adapt to changes in water temperature, but sudden swings can kill your fish and coral before you even know it is changed. The Seneye Monitoring System will monitor the temperature in your tank and tell you - wherever you are - that it has changed to a dangerous level.

LIGHT VALUES:

1. PAR or Photosynthetically Active Radiation - is the specific light wavelength that Zooxanthellae - the algae that live inside your coral and keep them healthy and colorful - require to live. The Seneye PAR meter will tell you not only the amount of this critical light spectrum in your aquarium, but exactly where it is and where exactly to place your precious coral to maximize their color, health and growth. As a side note, a good quality PAR meter by itself costs over $400.

2. Lux is simply the measurement of light intensity. One lux is the brightness of one candle. Coral need different degrees of light intensity - and by pointing the Seneye Light Monitor at any point in your aquarium, you can find the ideal spot to place your coral.

3. Kelvin is a characteristic of visible light that is commonly referred to - somewhat inaccurately - as the temperature of light. However, Kelvin can be used in a general sense when describing light as having a certain temperature. For example white light at a Kelvin rating of under 5000K ( Kelvin ) is said to have a warm color - more red - whereas light over 5000k is said to be cooler - bluer - in temperature. Kelvin in Aquaria is generally a function of what is pleasing to the eye of the Aquarist more than a value significant to the livestock in your tank.


If you prefer warmer colors - then Kelvin ratings under 6000k would be more pleasing to you. However, if you are looking for sharper coloring, then light with a Kelvin from 8000k and up would be more pleasing to you. The Seneye Monitoring System will give you a Kelvin rating of any part of your aquarium and you can adjust the lights above your tank to suit your individual tastes.

[/Q[h=2]I really like the DM-132e LED module as well![/h]UOTE]

 

[gdwats]

[h=2]After checking out their website, I'm pretty impressed with the DM-132e Led module as well!. Must look into these. This is some great stuff, and an inexpensive alternative to some of the leading units that paved the way.[/h]

 

[ingtar_shinowa]

I like shared and went to the page as well. I think every reef club could use a seneye.

 

[Reef Dog 29]

This sounds like an awesome device and incredibly useful for reef keepers good job Seneye.

My choice if i win is : Seneye Reef Aquarium Monitoring System. Liked and shared on Facebook

 

[Reef Dog 29]

This sounds like an awesome device and incredibly useful for reef keepers good job Seneyeand Reef 2 Reef

My choice if i win is : Seneye Reef Aquarium Monitoring System.Liked and shared on Reef Central

 

[Surfage_Breakage]

Liked, shared on Facebook. This sounds like an awesome product and a lifesaver, I would to try the Seneye on my 220! This could really help me fine tune my LEDs, and keep an eye on my water parameters!