MUST AUTOMATE - Heaters, Dosing & Auto Top Off - Tank Automation

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  • Опубліковано 15 гру 2024

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  • @HWolfe
    @HWolfe 5 років тому

    I agree...I still mourn a disaster that happened in 1973...sniffle. R.I.P. Frenchie the French angefish. Dont think that sort of ATO was around then but hey, I have slept since then. TFS

  • @MnkeyBUTT
    @MnkeyBUTT 3 роки тому

    What is that app that showed the times and stuff.

    • @MnkeyBUTT
      @MnkeyBUTT 3 роки тому

      Does it come with the power bank thing

  • @Shots_Fired_2012
    @Shots_Fired_2012 5 років тому

    I have a jbj true temp titanium heating system 500 watt and it's 13inches long. I have a emerald trigger system sump but it's to small for the heater what's a good size sump for that heater?

  • @mrpmj00
    @mrpmj00 5 років тому

    Besides lights for my fowlr tank, I have 2 auto feeders, heater, UPS power supply, water leak detector alert by insteon,

  • @TattooedDancer91
    @TattooedDancer91 5 років тому

    Oh come on. Automatic dosing is only necessary when you have enough quantities of coral to demand it. Soft coral tanks and LPS dominant systems can work absolutely fine without that piece of expensive equipment, AND even with a weekly supplementation only. It's not a given your tank needs it, multiple doses a day is only necessary with very finicky corals where alk swings actually matter. 95% of coral doesn't care about that. Also ATO's are redundant if you have a lid on your nano or AIO tank. I manually top off about 0.4 gallon A WEEK, on my frag and 9g tank. Everything thrives and grows. My two other tanks get about 0.5 gallons a day manually when I feed the fish.
    Point being - this hobby is only as difficult as you make it.
    This video's point I disagree with, but other than that; love the series!