r/AquaSwap • u/supercrossed • 6d ago
Have some R. Natans for sale. Beautiful medium speed growing floater. Roots seem to only grow around 1cm deep.
Sold as a handful for $10+shipping. Have enough for about 5 orders but shoot a pm before to make sure I have stock.
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Yeah it was an old screenshot I found after seeing the post about MS changing the BSOD. For some reason when I shared my samsung decided to 'upscale'.
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Sure! Looks like a mix of ramshorn and bladder.
r/pcmasterrace • u/supercrossed • 8d ago
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Thanks for the feedback. New to market and trying to price accordingly accounting for time and expenses!
r/AquaSwap • u/supercrossed • 9d ago
Hi all, Back with another 3D model here. This is one I should have done a while ago, but here it is.
Fully solid printed water diffuser for water changes. Printed in black PLA (Aquarium safe!) And measuring around 100x70x80mm or just under 4x3x3". Can fit rimless or rimmed tanks with rims up to 30mm thick. Rimless tanks just hooks off the edge.
Will not hold water inside it as it's completely solid. Ive actually bought a few of these off etsy and all of them there are hollow models and can easily break with mild hand pressure. Not these! Can customize size just shoot me a message!
Local pickup or shipping available.
Price is $20 + shipping (around $6).
r/AquaSwap • u/supercrossed • 9d ago
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2 year old PA here. In school I was the same. Studied 1-2 days prior to an exam and that was about it. Would pay attention in class, flip through some note cards here and there. Overall solid B student. Passed PANCE no problem. If you're doing fine, don't worry. I also saw tons of classmates studying 24/7 but the reality is, grades don't matter, in my mind it was pass or fail. Our passing grade in exams was 75, if I got a 76 I was happy. Looking back would i have done something different? No I'm glad with what I did and now working full time I still see my classmates post in social media of how many patients they "saved" today, or how much they are still studying (nothing wrong with that). Some are just overachievers and while there is nothing wrong with that, in the end you either pass or fail.
r/AquaSwap • u/supercrossed • 10d ago
Hi all, looking for a pair of assassin snails. Looks like one of my recent plant orders came with some snails and in about 2 weeks I've already fished out a dozen or two out of my tanks.
Also looking for cardinia/neos. Show me what you got
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Like others said, idle timeout to 99999999999 or something like that.
I can tell you, on my machines my bed is also around 40 lbs (535mm bed 8mm thick), and what I did was switch to ball screws. Ball screws not only are smoother with no backlash, but also have an adjustment screw to adjust the "grip". I had bed droop also on 8x8 screws, and the same with ballscrews until I tightened them up. Something to consider.
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Hey, wow this is an old post! Regardless, I no longer have my Neptune 2s, but when I did I used the skr board. Generally it was great. Honestly perfect for that machine. To answer your question, it worked with klipper just as well as any other board. Highly recommend it.
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Absolutely understand. PLA is completely safe for aquarium use. Send me a pm with what type/design you have in mind.
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Mostly just rims for the tanks I have, light risers, as well as some decor, shrimp caves and plant stands/shelfs
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Will keep an eye out!
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Really all depends. The a tank rim can go between $20-45, light riser slightly more. Anything fully custom designed would also be extra. Just trying to get my feet wet with commercial product development vs personal.
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Absolutely! Got any sketches or inspiration photos? Send me a pm.
r/AquaSwap • u/supercrossed • 21d ago
Hi all,
First post selling here. I am a CAD modeler with years of experience, and also own a 3D print shop. I can design/print/ship anything you need including light risers, aquarium rims for those runaway shrimp, filter diffusers, shrimp caves, moss ledges etc etc...
All my prints are done in PLA or PETG (depending on color choice) which are 100% aquarium safe. I've had parts in my tanks for years with no breakdown, degeneration or measurable loss of life.
All submersible/submerged or rims are printed completely solid so no water can become trapped inside leading to decay buildup. I can print up to 500mm³, as well as have parts made to be assembled if larger. Anything requiring assembly will come with any and all necessary parts.
Pricing depends on model size, design requirements + shipping. Message for any inquiries.
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A fuse won't blow at its rated capacity. I belive most have a 10% margin, and even then is not immediate with those type of fuses. A transient spike won't blow them. The glass types with a thin wire are the ones that quickly blow from a spike iirc.
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Ordered from SF before, and have received some of the nicest Caridina shrimp I've ever seen. All healthy, no DOA.
Will continue to order, highly recommend.
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Would you buy?
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