Aquatic Nerd
(Formerly SeventyTimes7)
Do you love to diy and upgrade your tank?
If you know your way around a computer in the slightest bit you should look into getting your own 3d printer if you don't have one already.
A few months back I'd been looking at 3d printed equipment I could use for organization and such. After adding up all the cost for the stuff I wanted I figured I could just buy a printer. And low and behold Microcenter has coupons for Ender 3v2 printers for 99 dollars. Lucky enough we also have a Microcenter in Cambridge. It's another hobby in itself on top of reefing but I feel it's well worth the investment!
It took some tinkering but I'm finally printing some decent quality parts. AI Prime shades, bulkheads, probe holders, even the mini trident at the right of the sump Pic.
If you know your way around a computer in the slightest bit you should look into getting your own 3d printer if you don't have one already.
A few months back I'd been looking at 3d printed equipment I could use for organization and such. After adding up all the cost for the stuff I wanted I figured I could just buy a printer. And low and behold Microcenter has coupons for Ender 3v2 printers for 99 dollars. Lucky enough we also have a Microcenter in Cambridge. It's another hobby in itself on top of reefing but I feel it's well worth the investment!
It took some tinkering but I'm finally printing some decent quality parts. AI Prime shades, bulkheads, probe holders, even the mini trident at the right of the sump Pic.
