Same thing happened to me. I was gone for a week and it was 86 degrees when I came home at 6pm. Previously, my fishless tank had gammarus the size of little crickets and they are now gone. Corals look fine and I managed to elude disaster.
The A/C thermostat is pretty accurate so it keeps the house relatively cool at 82.
Thanks!
time to get a fan =P.
Hey I was thinking about purchasing a network extender to hook up my apex to. Which ones did u try? I heard the almond works well for apex and it looks really cool and for a good price as well..
I got a TPLink N300.
And this is the one that ended up working for you? Thanks for the help! Tank looks great!
Nope, doesn't really work but I dont think it's an issue with the wifi extender. It's either my house or Apex just blows. I may try your Almond one though. It's pretty expensive....
Yea it is pretty pricey but I have learned that you get what you pay for and this is what I have seen other people successfully use and I wish to avoid the headache of buying, returning/ learning how to work multiple extenders and just get the one that works right off the bat, plus it looks so cool!!! Our network needs a boost by my tank as well so it is killing two birds with one stone and my roomate agreed to split it so not too bad!
Definitely plan to lower the lights 2-3 inches. I am only running the light at 65% max right now so I may even bump it up a little. Tank has been up 8 months almost and so far no crazy algae breakout. I do have film algae that covers up my zoa all the time and I have to take a toothbrush to them. My zoas are not doing awesome and I can't figure out why. The color isn't as vibrant as when I first got them.
Where'd you get it from, I've been looking for one myself?Picked up this sweeet yellow gorgonian today:
Xzotic Aquatic World by Milwaukee and Touhy in the North side. They had two this morning and I bought one. Both were opened and very nice. Call ahead to see if they still have one left and can hold it for you.
