Look at This Neat Aquatics Tool for Your Neptune Trident Reagent Needles!

These color coded needle guides from Neat Aquatics are the perfect match to your Neptune Trident Reagent bottles. Specifically designed for a tight fit with a little finger catch to help you take it out and makes sure you get every last drop out of your reagent bottles.
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[robertromero]

Now that you guys own them, you should just include this in the bottles.

[teemer]

if only the trident wasnt such a spaceship looking device. Now that you owe it, redesign for a square look so we can stack it

[jdmcurry]

So how exactly does this save you reagent when the software is program to measure the number of tests and determine how much reagent you have left based on that, not the amount of reagent?

[GallonNano]

Creating a product for a nonexistent problem. The metal tube already goes straight down and the Trident measures how much reagent is used on each test. The bottles are overfilled so that with standard testing you get 2 months of testing with reagent still in the bottle so it never sucks air.

[ceippert]

I never knew this is a problem. I do not think it matters if needle is crooked or perfectly perpendicular

[RogueAquariums]

I like some of the products that neat aquatics has. I’ve used 3D printed needle guides for few months now and I definitely believe that they work well.

[freedomaquatics]

Fishofhex may have needed to patent that.

[jimmylin]

Does anyone know how much emarco mortar is needed for a nsa aquascape for a 120 gallon tank. Will I only need to buy one 5lb bucket or 2?

[pepperoni]

This isn't a new thing as there's been free models online for a while now that you can 3d print. Not too bad of a price if you do not have a printer though.

[abyankabir]

Hey, I am planning on setting up a 120 gallon mixed reef tank. I really want to quarantine them, but I can’t. I just don’t have the space. Also my parents won’t allow me to get another tank. So, I am planning on cutting the frag plug disc from the middle. I saw you guys did that with a band saw on 52 weeks of reefing, but I cannot get a band saw as I don’t have the space for it. It is also not practical as I will only be using it for corals and nothing else. So, I have planned on getting a dremel. I was just wondering if I can cut the frag plug disc in half with a dremel. It is basically like cutting the frag plug peg/shaft off with a dremel but it is a little higher from the middle of the disc. Do you think it is possible? Please let me know. Thanks! Pls reply.

[MikeGervasi]

But won't the Trident STILL say the reagent is empty being it's based on calculations and not on actual reagent level?

[eraserajm]

Truthfully apex should of added this to the package ! Another apex screw up

[truereefkeeping]

I have some of these but not from this brand, so far my calcium’s still rising as the bottle of reagent is used