Aquarium Controller Videos

Find out how to make the most of your UV sterilizer using a Neptune Systems Apex Aquarium Controller.

Randy shows us how to take advantage of your Neptune Apex when keeping a refugium.

Randy defines all of the critical alerts and alarms you can program into your Apex in order to avoid disaster. Not only will you learn which alarms to create and how to create them, Randy also provides clear, concise directions for how to logically diagnose and successfully solve the problem.

Randy shows you how to arm your Apex to protect your tank from some of the most common failures associated with two-part dosing.

Stay on top of your powerheads using your Neptune Systems Apex to identify and avoid unexpected powerhead failures.

Learn how to set up your heater like a pro as Randy walks us through a bulletproof approach to aquarium heaters using your Neptune Systems Apex.

It really is no surprise the Neptune Systems Apex aquarium controller is the preferred aquarium control system here at Bulk Reef Supply. Understanding why reefers love this controller so much is really the most valuable information and we have it all covered in this BRS Recommended video.

Calibrating your pH probe is an inexpensive and fairly quick process and the general best practice is to check the probes against a 1$ packet of pH calibration solution on a regular basis. The exact frequency at which you perform the check can be determined based on the application. During these probe checks, if you find the pH probe is not acceptably close to the standard solution, than the calibration process should be performed. If the probe is reading accurately, there is no need to calibrate and you can move on. Both 7pH and 10pH calibration solution will work for reference, but 7pH solution is probably best for monthly checks because it is closer to the 8.0pH range most probes will be used to read. You could check against both 7pH and 10pH every time, but that may be a little redundant because the accuracy can easily identified using a single reference solution. If using the probe to control equipment such as a calcium reactor, refugium

PH probes cost anywhere from $35 to $60 and some of you are probably replacing them prematurely and a select few may have never even considered replacing. Knowing when it is appropriate to replace your reef tank pH probe starts with two factors, what you are using it for and the quality of the probe.  Purpose of the pH probe If you are using the pH probe to control equipment like dosing kalkwasser, a refugium light, CO2 scrubber or calcium reactor, the accuracy and reliability are crucial. Particularly in the case of a calcium reactor where pH probe accuracy has a direct impact to the potency or concentration of calcium and alkalinity. In any of these cases, waiting until the probe is constantly drifting or failing altogether is unwise to say the least. Our best recommendation is to replace the probe when any of the following occurs.  •It no longer holds acceptable calibration for 2-3 months •It takes two to

Do you need a controller to create a successful tank? Definitely not, but today Ryan explains how implementing equipment to help you monitor your tank might be the best investment you can make to lead to a multi-year successful reef tank! #BRSWWC #reefingmethods FULL APEX for free! I'm not kidding... Sign up now! This is going to be one for the books and we look forward to you following along as we attempt to re-create WWC's unbelievable success they've had with the stunning tanks in their Orlando shop, as well as show you how you can do it at home! *Legal Stuff* The purpose and content of this video is to provide general information regarding the products and their applications as presented in the video. Aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents disclaim all express or implied warranties, in any way, related to the products and their application as presented in this video, make no representation or warranty regarding the products