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Good news! I added this to the running update in the top post in case someone @TheClark would like to update the home page link date stamp.

Don't you have a gigantic tank build you need to fill? Don't tell met that is for the cichlids!

I tried to give you an out there Miles... Thanks for checking on this!

Good question! This is one for @milesmiles902 so perhaps he can give us an update. He has been traveling so may have limited access.

Don't you just love software! Probably phase of the moon...

Thanks for the update! Will be curious to hear if the users reporting problems see a difference. Having never used it, I am pretty useless for trouble shooting on this

Liking the look of this!

Great news - glad to hear it cleared up and she is doing well. Hope she thrives in your DT.

Just to be clear - I was not involved in this step so my acrylic skills remain untested! No glue on the hands either... Sorry you weren't happy with the seams but, like you note, shouldn't be visible anyway. Fortunately you have the advantage of welding in some reinforcement as needed with acrylic!

Glad to see someone is going to score this. Was tempted but wasn't sure when I would be able to get back over there again. At least now if I need a spare I will know where they are

Thanks for posting Roy. So glad I got to see this tank (and the rest of your setup) at the meeting a few months back - super impressive. I still can't get over the size of that viamingi tang! Love how he kind of follows you around the tank.

Welcome! Glad you found the forum and decided to share your story so far. Tank cleaned up nicely! Good luck getting it wet and starting your cycling and stocking phases. As you probably already noticed, there is a lot of good advice buried on these pages and it definitely pays to do some searching and reading as you head into your build. Enjoy your new tank... if you are like the rest of us it is likely to be the first of many to come.

Perhaps @TheClark or @Chief might have some insight into this specific problem.

Hope it works for you Bill. Seems like the most significant advantage regular Tapatalk users report is the ability to monitor multiple forums through a single interface. Photo uploads are pretty slick now on the mobile site so that seems to be less of an issue. Good luck!

Just checked and didn't see any evidence of any significant periodic fluctuation in my data. Will have to give this some more thought... very interesting.

This is interesting. I typically see no more than about 10% drift in ORP (currently between about 310 and 330) and haven't noticed any consistent pattern but will recheck my trending data with this specific question in mind. Do you also see any regular swings in pH? Seems unlikely that you would have anything big since you are running an ATS off cycle with your lights but that is the one thing I could think of that could influence the ORP with that kind of pattern. I have monitored with and without running UV and have seen the same stability in readings either way. I do have a substantial refugium running off cycle with the lights.

Congrats on all the wonderful seahorses! Love the variety of "hitching posts" you have for them and the tank looks fantastic! Enjoy your wonderful 'horse family and thanks for sharing

Ooooh. I want this! Great prize Kim - thanks for putting this together.

Tank looks fantastic Robyn! Congrats on the fantastic nem collection - such a beatiful array of colors. Looks like the C&C team came through for you.

It may be wrong but I love baked beans! Beer is OK too I guess ?

I missed this.... May consider that at some point but need to figure out where I could put one!

Haha - indeed I do. Highly recommended one at that!

I know better than to try and save you beer this time ?

If I'm lucky that is the only place I will get it!

Sounds like the perfect time to build a huge tank!