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I really hate everything about the "new" photobucket.
Beautiful tank, keep up the GW.
I realized that the photoeditor works but it was my browser that kept loading the unedited pictures. Although I didn't blur our all of the particulate in each picture, the ones I did look better than the originals. My computer is ancient and the spot editor in lightroom really slows it down so I was trying to find a better workflow. I'll keep using the photobucket editor for a bit longer and see if I can make it work. I don't want to buy photoshop, but might have to one of these days.
Thanks for the compliment Parker!
I didn't have heat issues at all this winter but with the AZ summer heat, I added a chiller to the system. The halides definitely heat up the tank but I could probably get by with fans just fine (and adding fans is on my to-do because it will save some electricity and should keep temperatures more stable). Right now the chiller kicks on at 79.2 until it reaches 78.7 and then it turns off and heaters turn on from 78.5-79.0 so there's some inefficient overlap but it's necessary since the halides cause the tank to go over 79.2 pretty quick if I just stopped the chiller at 79.0. Long answer short, yes I do have issues with the MH but my temps are still kept in a tight range.
I think every system is going to be a little different so I'd wait and see what temperatures do while you're cycling the tank. You'll get a good feel for what your temperature range will is based on the ambient temp of your house. Evaporative cooling is very effective -- just angle the fan so it blows over the surface of the water. If you don't have a controller, you can set it on a cheap timer to come on when your halides are running to minimize the amount of evaporation. Many people who dose kalkwasser via top-off and have a high alk/cal demand keep fans going 24hrs to maximize evaporation. Many ways to skin the cat. Best to start with a less expensive option like a fan versus a chiller. AKA, don't follow my lead! Although, in my defense, I got the chiller for a killer deal.
Smart man. I've yet to find a magnetic cleaner that doesn't put scratches on an acrylic tank. Magic Erasers seem to polish the acrylic as you clean it.
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That's awesome.
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Congratulations.
Hahaha! Congrats brutha!
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WHOO HOO!!! Awesome corals going to an awesome tank!

