I don't know if there is much of a line between designer and black box given the recent video by prolificbreed. I am surprised to see that kind of damage oh high end lamps.
So you are like the coolest dad, everFinished my kid's 3D printed speed boat!
Will be putting the build video up on my YouTube eventually. Its really fast. But, I waterproofed the speed controller in some stuff that, I surmise, ate away the thermal glue between the cooling block so it would shut-down periodically to cool-off. The big plus was that I didn't burn anything out like I did in my first revision of the boat. I'll re-apply the paste and get back out on the water.
Just trying! My incredible wife makes it all possible by bank-rolling it. I doubt I'd be 1/4 as fun if I was back in the grind.So you are like the coolest dad, ever
So fancy!finally organized my Noopsyche PSUs in my stand. Just screwed them to a painted board and put them in the back of the stand. I 3D printed spacers to get them off the board by about 1/4".
Also, I got a 2-way toggle switch and 3D printed a case for it and hooked it into my Apex so that when the fuge light is off I can easily turn it on. It also has a feeding cycle shortcut so my fish sitter doesn't forget to turn the return pump back on..
And, I added some pvc to block-out my Fuge light when its on so I don't get algae elsewhere in my sump.
I'm pretty sure this is a universal feeling for most. I have only stepped away once for longer than a day ,and I came back to a problem as well. Sending you good vibes that you will return to a tank with either no or minimal issues.
It does look like the bottom one is holding eggs in his mouth! Thats so cool! I've read that the first few times, they may end up swallowing them if they are new parents. Either way, thats super exciting and I think means that they are thriving!I may have my skimmer set too conservatively. This was all the skimate I got for a week. It is daaaark tho.
This guy was kept busy as witnessed by all the 'kisses' on the front glass in the prior post.
The Corals seem to be ok; some growth - will be more images in my K7V3 voyage post about it:
I think my Cardinal is holding!
Kind of tempted to plumb in a nursery tank for the pair.
Just luck with those two I think they paired up and were stoked enough to live. The other three eventually became moribund one by one and went similarly to the way your recently did. Sorry btw.
Thanks and yeah... it was a long battle with a sucky outcome. In the end, I felt a bit of relief when she finally passed. I had invested so much time trying to treat, raise live food and get some nutrition in her with no improvement. I'm glad that I never gave up though, which would have led to regret in some form. I'm on the fence whether or not I will try another one in the future. I think a pair like yours would be super cool. However, I don't think its right fit for my current tank and its inhabitants. Keep posting pictures of yours though! I'll live vicariously through you HAHA
