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cool! I cant wait! I hope they don't irritate my wifeI really like the loud snapping sounds the pistol shrimps make. You’ll love them.
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cool! I cant wait! I hope they don't irritate my wifeI really like the loud snapping sounds the pistol shrimps make. You’ll love them.
I agree… he does look more like that than a bumble bee based off photos. Cool fish!Hmm. he may instead be a Wheeler's Watchman Goby (Amblyeleotris wheeleri) now that I look at him.
This little dude is a work horse. I will come home and he has rearrange my sand several times.cool! I cant wait! I hope they don't irritate my wife![]()
Every time there is a chance of a power outage, my husband immediate concern is all the meat in the deep freezer and mine is the fish tanks… hahahaha priorities.Just got through a 4 hour power outage. All ok so far. Will check back in a day... I now own a generator.![]()
checkout this post. They're still big - 6amps will run you that size - but they're long and narrow, about an inch thick.Any pics of the new np 7 psu blocks? I don't like the fact mine are bigger than bricks, is rather irritating.
Thanks! Their psu pic was not so descriptive in size. Much better looking than the older block.checkout this post. They're still big - 6amps will run you that size - but they're long and narrow, about an inch thick.
not hot enough to melt the bucket they're on. I'd say they're luke warm. I'll try to remember to get their surface temp tomorrow with my temp gun.Thanks! Their psu pic was not so descriptive in size. Much better looking than the older block.
Would you say the psu runs hot? Mine sure do.
They're running at about 115 degrees in an 80 degree cabinet, 45 minutes into step 4 of the auto SPS/LPS automatic program. Granted they're just laying there. I'll mount them with some airspace behind them so I achieve similar temps.not hot enough to melt the bucket they're on. I'd say they're luke warm. I'll try to remember to get their surface temp tomorrow with my temp gun.
I don't know what mine run at. I know they get hot enough, if the heat sink isn't seated right, they will burn. I lost one psu that way. Hopefully, that is a rare issue at hand.They're running at about 115 degrees in an 80 degree cabinet, 45 minutes into step 4 of the auto SPS/LPS automatic program. Granted they're just laying there. I'll mount them with some airspace behind them so I achieve similar temps.
need todo all the apex wires over again to accommodate these PSUs.
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haha... and there's my little Phyto experiment. The PSUs are behind the kalk jug just propped against the wall with the power strip.
If I have ever had a problem with BRS they have always made it right so reach out to them tell them your concerns and I’m sure they’ll take care of youholy moly... I'm a step away from boycotting BRS. Just not happy; though I'm torn because they helped bring me in.