Aquarium Controllers
Learn to set up, program, and use your aquarium automation and control devices from Neptune Systems, GHL, Hydros, Milwaukee, and American Marine.
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This guide is all about getting familiar with the hardware that comes with the Neptune Systems A3 Apex Pro and learning how everything connects together. We’ll walk through what’s included in the...Read more
Most reef tank failures don't happen all at once. They start small when a parameter drifts out of range and no one notices. Temperature creeps up, pH slips, a fitting slowly leaks. Over time, those...Read more
This guide is all about getting familiar with the hardware that comes with the Neptune Systems A3 Apex and learning how everything connects together. We’ll walk through what’s included in the...Read more
Saltwater aquariums—especially reef setups—are delicate ecosystems. Sudden shifts in water temperature of just 1–2 °F (0.5–1 °C) can severely stress corals, fish, and invertebrates to...Read more
Let’s be honest, reef tanks are amazing, but they can also be a lot of work. You’ve got thousands of dollars in coral, fish, and equipment... and it can all go sideways fast. A heater fails. A...Read more
BRStv hosts, Jason, Josh and Brian discuss aquarium automation and share their personal experiences using technology in their aquariums. While automation can save you time and help you maintain a...Read more
Power outages can be devastating for saltwater reef aquariums, even if they only last a few hours. Unlike a freshwater tank, a reef tank relies on multiple life-support systems to maintain water...Read more
1. Improper Sensor Placement When using an ATO inside a sump, the sensor should only be placed in the pump chamber. This is because that is the only place where the water level will change with...Read more
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