Tank looks like it runs its self

Amazing!   Thanks for taking the time to put this video together!

Nice bro!  I subscribed!

Nice clean setup no expense was spared ..
can’t wait to see those corals grow out ..

Really nice looking set up, very well done controller board, and beautiful scape!!!

Fire setup bro

Great setup, great explanation. just the right amount of overkill ...why not!

Hell of a setup brother!

Great job well done sump look good

Looks great, thank you for sharing.

Love the tank!

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What a clean setup! Beautiful. One suggestion. I, too, used to run the Inkbird temp controller along with titanium heaters. One day, its probe shorted, causing it to fail in the ON position, which raised the tank to 90ºF. The tank was cooked, many animals died. After that disaster, I always run backup temp controllers in series, with one set slightly higher. So if the lower one fails ON, the upper one will cut it off. That way the temperature will only rise a little -- enough for me to notice, but the animals will be ok. Even the internal thermostat in a glass heater is good enough for this purpose. Anyway, maybe it's not necessary for you, if the Apex is monitoring temperature as well. Just thought I'd recount my experience.

Looks great.  I’m from Boston and need to come check the tank out.

Cool video

About the skimmer line outside: remove the silencer and use 1/2 inch tubing - imagine you are drinking something, which gets you to pull more drink? A small 1/4 straw like Wendy’s or a straw or a big 1/2 straw like what you get with bubble tea?  The silencer restricts air a little but since the noise is going outside it doesn’t matter.

You need a acrylic case over all your techs with a lock.

Awesome setup! With the co2 scrubber i also run my intake tube where it gets fresh air from outside if you can do it helps even further! My ph is 8.2 early morning and 8.5 around 5pm. Corals love ittt

Bill Murray grows FAST. My tank is 1 year old and my Bill Murray more than double in size in 7 months.

Nice clean setup.  I have a similar sized setup and struggled with low pH and high CO2.   My house is well sealed and  has 4 people and 2 dogs living in it, the  tank is in a finished basement where CO2 settles. I started on all for reef then added kalk overnight.  After a year I still struggled with low pH.  In the end I  ended up running diy 3 part.  Part 1 is BRS calcium chloride that comes in 1 gallon pouches  Part 2 I started using Sodium Hydroxide that I buy from Amazon and (very carefully) mix myself. I store both in 5 gallon containers and dose using Apex dos.  The 5 gallon buckets (filled with 4  gallons) of 2 part last me  about 8 - 10 weeks.  My pH ramped up to 8.6 over time which was a little too high.  The higher the pH the easier for it to precipitate and cause deposits on heaters and pumps.  Now I run 2.5 gallons Sodium Hydroxide and 1.5 gallons sodium bicarbonate (unbaked baking soda) that keeps me steady at 8.3 as the high.  Finally, part 3 is Tropic Marin balling part C which balances the chloride additions from the diy 2 part. It also keeps magnesium where it needs to be and contains very low amounts of trace elements.  Very easy system that Randy Holmes Farley came up with in the early days of reefing.