Fuge/ sump lighting

FishBeard said:
Reefkeeper + aqua lifter + 10g glass tank for me, used to have a 2.5g plastic container from Walmart for the old tank, new one would go thru that in 2 days. Now Im back to about a week of topoff reserve. Next step is moving the rodi into the laundry room behind the tank and running a supply line to refill topoff once a week. One of these days I may try a float switch kit for the reefkeeper to control the aqua lifter, but I hear a lot of stories of failing floats and I'd prefer to avoid any disasters
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Our condo is on the second floor and I've already flooded the neighbors below twice. Darn washing machine! ;)
 
bennyblanco said:
Not a bad idea! I just need to grow more out! Reefkeeper Lite the way to go?
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If you can afford the bigger package.. Go for it!!!! The RKL will only do so much before you start adding things which you will pay more vs package IMO.. Apex is also good if you seen one in action..

One thing I have noticed with Apex users. They will always have a pc of paper next to the controller for reference :D Not me ;)
 
bennyblanco said:
Our condo is on the second floor and I've already flooded the neighbors below twice. Darn washing machine! ;)
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LOL...the restaurant below my flat has also had a couple leaks that they have brought to my attention. I figured it was from my building being old....well that is what I told them it most likely was. A little advice from me though....never fall asleep while making RO/DI water and always make sure the ATO pump tube is aiming for your sump or tank and not lieing on the floor of your stand. :sarcastic:
 
chgoblknazn said:
LOL...the restaurant below my flat has also had a couple leaks that they have brought to my attention. I figured it was from my building being old....well that is what I told them it most likely was. A little advice from me though....never fall asleep while making RO/DI water and always make sure the ATO pump tube is aiming for your sump or tank and not lieing on the floor of your stand. :sarcastic:
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Yup! I've done that one before! I put my ro/di 5 gallon bucket in a 25 gallon rubbermaid to catch any overflow now. I also set my iphone timer so I don't forget!
 
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