Whats up with new members "subscribing"?

[stewy14]

wat

 

[stewy14]

Me: par levels for acropora


chatgpt3.5: In a reef tank setting, "par levels" refer to the amount of light that reaches a specific area within the tank. Acropora corals are known to require high light levels for optimal growth and coloration.

Typically, Acropora corals need to be placed in an area of the tank where they can receive high to very high light intensity. PAR levels for Acropora corals are often recommended to be in the range of 200-400 PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation), with some species even benefiting from PAR levels above 400.

To achieve these PAR levels for Acropora corals, it is important to use high-quality lighting fixtures specifically designed for coral reef tanks, such as LED lights that can be adjusted to provide the appropriate intensity and spectrum. It's also essential to consider the depth of the tank, as light intensity decreases with depth, so adjustments may be needed based on the height of the tank.

Regular monitoring of PAR levels using a PAR meter is recommended to ensure that the corals are receiving the appropriate amount of light for their growth and health. Additionally, acclimating the corals gradually to higher light levels can help prevent stress and ensure their long-term success in the tank.

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

thats not at all what i implied, you misunderstood.

My apologies.

 

[stewy14]

thats not at all what i implied, you misunderstood.

"go check out the chemistry forum here and see the AI prompts answers..... def not right and could cause serious harm to your tank and its inhabitants"
kinda is...
except the second paragraph, that was to op

 

[stewy14]

My apologies.

"go check out the chemistry forum here and see the AI prompts answers..... def not right and could cause serious harm to your tank and its inhabitants"
u were right
except the second paragraph, that was to op

 

[JayM]

What are you talking about? Links please.

ChatGPT and Reef Chemistry: We Try it Out!

Why didn't I think of this sooner. No need to have a real person helping out. lol Here are a few examples that I asked it today, in order of increasing difficulty (IMO): 1. Describe the importance of alkalinity and calcium in a coral reef aquarium. ChatGPT reply: Alkalinity and calcium are...

www.reef2reef.com

 

[Stang67]

and whos fault is that?

I'm not faulting anyone or anything just an observation and my 2c. Sorry.

 

[NanoNana]

“Subscribed”. Most of the contests require you to subscribe to their FB, insta, YT, newsletter, blog etc for bonus entries into contests. Much as “supporting member” is often a bonus entry. Is this what you’re seeing maybe?

 

[stewy14]

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I'm not faulting anyone or anything just an observation and my 2c. Sorry.

dont say sorry, he's lashing out at people, he should say sorry
NO HARD FEELINGS ANYONE

 

[twentyleagues]

“Subscribed”. Most of the contests require you to subscribe to their FB, insta, YT, newsletter, blog etc for bonus entries into contests. Much as “supporting member” is often a bonus entry. Is this what you’re seeing maybe?

No if you dont come here but are still into reefing and you go to red seas website or fb youll see the contest. On their end you get a bonus entry for getting an account here. Thats what this is.

 

[Derrick0580]

Red sea tanks are soo bad they have to give them away now!

 

[stewy14]

Red sea tanks are soo bad they have to give them away now!

WHHAAAAT!!!!!!

 

[Lbrdsoxfan]

AI posting to forums or answering in them is a thing? Now that would be a game changer

Wouldn't shock me. AI posts are crushing Reddit as of late.

 

[twentyleagues]

Red sea tanks are soo bad they have to give them away now!

I just used red sea as a example because they are running a contest. (maybe???) Others are doing it to I think reefapalooza did it to on their contest. Possibly noops too.

 

[twentyleagues]

AI posting to forums or answering in them is a thing? Now that would be a game changer

I dont know if its a copy and paste thing from new members or if its actually AI. I have seen a couple in the last couple months. New member 2-3 posts all of the posts answering questions with AI generated answers. I verified a couple of the answers using copilot and was pretty much word for word.

 

[maroun.c]

It could be a confused member or someone who's subscribing to get notifications when a thread is posted (watch thread is a better option) or at worse someone whose trying to raise his post count for whatever reason. Beat approach would be to just report a post that you really think is harming a thread or other.... I don't see how a subscribed post is that harmful.
As to AI thread the forum does have some protection around AI bits and whatever slips abd doesn't get noticed by the mods team a simple report click would help keep the forum AI free

 

[twentyleagues]

Oh the one that made me do a double take was about the drain "flushing" snd there was a toilet based answer........

 

[Troylee]

Me: par levels for acropora


chatgpt3.5: In a reef tank setting, "par levels" refer to the amount of light that reaches a specific area within the tank. Acropora corals are known to require high light levels for optimal growth and coloration.

Typically, Acropora corals need to be placed in an area of the tank where they can receive high to very high light intensity. PAR levels for Acropora corals are often recommended to be in the range of 200-400 PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation), with some species even benefiting from PAR levels above 400.

To achieve these PAR levels for Acropora corals, it is important to use high-quality lighting fixtures specifically designed for coral reef tanks, such as LED lights that can be adjusted to provide the appropriate intensity and spectrum. It's also essential to consider the depth of the tank, as light intensity decreases with depth, so adjustments may be needed based on the height of the tank.

Regular monitoring of PAR levels using a PAR meter is recommended to ensure that the corals are receiving the appropriate amount of light for their growth and health. Additionally, acclimating the corals gradually to higher light levels can help prevent stress and ensure their long-term success in the tank.

Both things you quoted from chat are actually pretty much on point growing acros… I don’t see anything that would cause harm to a tank honestly… everything you posted and I read is the back bone of growing sticks! I’d like to see n03 a tad higher but that’s it! It’s all really solid advice!

 

[stewy14]

Both things you quoted from chat are actually pretty much on point growing acros… I don’t see anything that would cause harm to a tank honestly… everything you posted and I read is the back bone of growing sticks! I’d like to see n03 a tad higher but that’s it! It’s all really solid advice!

thats chatgpt @GlassMunky HA!

 

[exnisstech]

More posts equals better numbers which equal more possibly of increased revenue. It's becoming a game of numbers JMO