FarmerTy

Those reefers... bunch of weirdos!

I try to come up with new ways to stump you everyday Jim. [emoji57] Thanks for the suggestions guys. I'll try the IP trace later this evening and see what it tells me.

If it gives me access to stare at everyone's tanks all day long, I'm in! Sent via Tapatalk

Nevermind, I lied. I cannot reproduce it. I tried loading it a 2nd time under the same conditions and it didn't pull up.

Hmmm, well Jestep, I tried disabling the mobile network and only running the wireless and it worked! Thanks for the suggestion. Any ideas on what way the mobile network signal is interrupting the feed? It kind of runs me into my same problem but in a different way, I'll need to toggle either my wifi off or my mobile network off to view on my phone.

Curious if any network/computer geniuses in the club can help me figure this out. Thanks to Makena, I went down the route of setting up my old Samsung S3 phone as a ip webcam. I have forwarded the port through my router and can access the live feed using the ip address below: http://107.207.77.238:8080/browserfs.html username: jeeperty pass: corals Now, the problem I am having is access via my own phone, the Samsung S5. I can pull up the feed, on my own home network by using the address above through my laptop, which is on the same network. When I try the exact same thing with my Samsung S5 phone, nothing comes up. However, when I turn off my wifi on the phone and access it through my verizon data plan, it works fine. Am I missing something here? How come my laptop can access the camera feed while "in network" while my phone cannot? Does this have to do with external IP address versus internal IP address? If so, why does the laptop resolve it but not the phone? Thanks in advance for any thoughts.

Yup, that just happened. Apex Fusion Android webcam integration! It's amazing what a guy can get accomplished with some football in the background.

I have a Milwaukee Digital Refractometer if you ever end up in North Austin Peter.

Hmmmm, you may be a genius sir!

Happiness! [emoji4]

Great looking aquascape! Great use of negative space!

Awesome Sam! Is that an acropora navini? Why didn't you bring a frag to Tan My? Haha. Looks great!

Good to hear Elizzy!

It does seem pretty minimal but I am not qualified enough to have an opinion here on electrical matters. FWIW, I have never run a grounding probe as I have fear of "completing the loop". I have definitely felt a current when a pump has gone bad and stuck my hand in the water while simultaneously standing on some water on the floor. Nothing that'll give me a new hairstyle or anything but could definitely feel the current on my finger tips.

Sorry for all the rotten luck. Hope your trip gets better as it goes.

They do weird stuff all the time. I'm sure is fine. Anemones are indestructible in my opinion and I don't think they get the credit for being as resilient as they are.

That is my favorite part as well. Just stunning! Sent via Tapatalk

Hey, leave him alone! You'll give him a complex!

Oddly, as my tank is maturing and I am slowly seeing the eye-popping colors coming out of my SPS, the one thing that surprised me most was how much better my anemone coloration has become. It has even started to bubble again! They both started losing color when I moved them to the new tank and stopped bubbling up. Now that my parameters have stabilized and they had some time to recover, they are regaining their old coloration that I loved so much about them and bubbling again. I have rehomed one to Jellyfish and currently enjoy the one lone bubble tip.

Only if you tell me that you like my sweater. [emoji15]

It's on right now bud. Sent via Tapatalk

Impressive sir! Looking forward to sand, corals, and crazy flow!

If I slouch back, my toes touch! Eat that Brian!

Behold... Mille Heaven! Alright, off to dinner!

Wait, is the camera still on? Uh oh! Sent via Tapatalk