TIC GROUP (Pisces Crises)

Audit for WYNDHAM DENTAL Reception: KATE, (sometime Tracy) Admin: BEV Head dentists: CARMINE, TARCILLIO

• Conducted on

  Date

The Basics

• Employee (if more personnel present add in notes)

  Kathryn

  Steven

  Matthias

• Date

  Date

• Time Started

  Date

Observations

FISH

• Photos Before. 1-2 OVERALL. 2-3 CLOSEUPS on PLANTS

  Media

• Rainbow Fishes and miscellaneous

  Select Great; vibrant, eager for food some individuals not right. sulky, sluggish, isolated from group dead fish, cloudy stinky water

  • Great; vibrant, eager for food
  • some individuals not right.
  • sulky, sluggish, isolated from group
  • dead fish, cloudy stinky water

• Take photos of individuals and check for CAUSES. Questions: 1. Is it just an individual or are many affected? 2. Check for uneaten food, levels of ammonia or nitrite. 3. Filter or heater stopped or malfunctioning?

• Anything on BODY? <br>WHITE SPOTS?<br>FUNGUS?<br>WOUNDS?

  YES

  NO

• Take PHOTO of cases and NOTE down details.

  Media

• Plan for LARGE WATER CHANGE (75-90%) with thorough GRAVEL VAC. Use STRESS COAT and BLUE SALTS to guard against chlorine and infection.

• CONTACT BRUCE IMMEDIATELY

• Take PHOTO where possible and NOTE down details.

• Looking good? Place a pinch of SPIRULINA FLAKES or FROZEN FOOD (freezer in kitchen) in and observe how they eat.

The Workers: SUCKING CATS & FLYING FOXES

• SUCKING CAT/s sighted? (1-2)

  YES

  NO

• Show SUCKING CAT photo ====>

• Sucking cats

  

• SIAMESE FLYING FOX/es sighted? (2-3)

  YES

  NO

• Siamese Flying Fox (tap for picture)

• Siamese Flying Fox

  

• How's the algae levels on GLASS & PLANTS?

  Select Lots of soft brown/green dust everywhere Very clear. A few spots on glass and old leaves Furry black algae growing on old leaves, pump, glass heavy with dark green spots on glass dark green algae all over rocks

  • Lots of soft brown/green dust everywhere
  • Very clear. A few spots on glass and old leaves
  • Furry black algae growing on old leaves, pump, glass
  • heavy with dark green spots on glass
  • dark green algae all over rocks

• This is an indication that there are no or low numbers of SIAMESE FLYING FOX. Mention in notes.

  

• Remove as much as possible, prune old affected leaves off plants. Vacuum up loose pieces from after cleaning glass

• This is possibly an indication that there are no SUCKING CATS. Mention in notes.

  

• Check light TIMER and nitrate levels.

• Plan for an "Adrian Special"; BEFORE draining, turn OFF pumps, scrape all of every glass surface and carefully brush clean all rocks Then drain 80% water.

PLANTS

• CRYPTS (tap for picture)

• CRYPTS

  

• How are they looking?

  Select shiny healthy deep green and strong new leaves, old leaves ageing well, minimum algae spots new leaves smaller than the older lots of algae spots on leaves deformed twisted leaves leaves weak and floppy, older leaves. spread out, prematurely aging, discoloured leaves

  • shiny healthy deep green and strong new leaves,
  • old leaves ageing well, minimum algae spots
  • new leaves smaller than the older
  • lots of algae spots on leaves
  • deformed twisted leaves
  • leaves weak and floppy, older leaves. spread out,
  • prematurely aging, discoloured leaves

• Possibly a deficiency in PHOS which is a mobile nutrient. If phos levels sufficient then possibly not enough K. check with BRUCE by SMS.

• PEEL AWAY any old and ageing leaves from base

• Possibly low in NITRATE and/or POTASSIUM (K) or CO2 not working CHECK levels. (Section 4). 10ppm or more with still poor growth possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• CURLED & DEFORMED new leaves? May have to review K dosage levels. Possibly too much. Do tests & check with BRUCE by SMS.

• Possibly a lack of K and/or CO2. Check nitrate and phos levels and check co2 system

• Great. Peel away any old leaves that look on the way out

• ANUBIAS (tap for picture)

• ANUBIAS

  

• How are they looking?

  Select shiny and strong deep green new leaves older leaves pretty good, low algae new leaves small, twisted, algae spots on all leaves some dark, old and algae-covered leaves

  • shiny and strong deep green new leaves
  • older leaves pretty good, low algae
  • new leaves small, twisted, algae spots on all leaves
  • some dark, old and algae-covered leaves

• PEEL AWAY any old and ageing leaves from base

• CURLED & DEFORMED new leaves? May have to review K dosage levels. Possibly too much. Do tests & check with BRUCE by SMS. Perhaps too much light

• Great. Peel away any old leaves that look on the way out

• Green Tiger Lotus

• Red Tiger Lotus

  

• How is the Red tiger lotus looking?

  Select great. Healthy shiny lustre. new growth good size, slightly curved upwards prematurely aged older leaves (possibly with algae spots) pale, slightly yellow leaves many leaves curled downwards, not holding their own weight. curled or bumpy deformed leaves, possibly lots of dark spotted algae on leaves slow growth. new leaves remaining small, stunted. surface pads

  • great. Healthy shiny lustre. new growth good size, slightly curved upwards
  • prematurely aged older leaves (possibly with algae spots)
  • pale, slightly yellow leaves
  • many leaves curled downwards, not holding their own weight.
  • curled or bumpy deformed leaves, possibly lots of dark spotted algae on leaves
  • slow growth. new leaves remaining small, stunted.
  • surface pads

• Deformed new growth? May have to review K dosage levels. Check NITRATE and PHOS and check with BRUCE by SMS.

• CUT all surface pads out from BASE. NB. Check for NEW SHOOTS. they are guaranteed to be also surface so be ruthless!

• Great. Remove any old, ageing leaves from base. CAREFUL that you have the right one!

• Possibly low in NITRATE and/or POTASSIUM (K) CHECK nitrate levels. (Section 4). 10ppm of nitrate or more with still poor growth possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Possibly a deficiency in PHOS which is a mobile nutrient. If phos levels sufficient then possibly not enough K. check with BRUCE by SMS.

• Possibly low in IRON and/or NITRATES. Maybe cause for increase in fertilisers or ROOT TABLETS. Consult Bruce by SMS if no previous instructions.

CO2 SYSTEM

• What does CO₂ TIMER DISPLAY?

  "AUTO ON"

  "AUTO OFF"

  "ON"

  "OFF"

• WORKING PRESSURE
  This is the right hand gauge on the regulator assembly.
  This helps stability bubble rate and its adjustment
  Ideal around 3-5 PSI
  Adjustment with Alan Key (on floor of cupboard) in centre of regulator

• WORKING PRESSURE LEVELS OK? <br>This is the right hand gauge on the regulator assembly.<br>This helps stability bubble rate and its adjustment<br>Ideal around 2-3 bar<br>Adjustment with Alan Key (on floor of cupboard) in centre of regulator

  HIGH

  JUST RIGHT!

  LOW

• If the WORKING PRESSURE is not high enough then opening up the the fine adjustment valve may not work to increase the bubble rate: use Alan Key to turn adjustment bolt clockwise.

• If the WORKING PRESSURE is TOO HIGH then the fine adjustment valve may be too touchy to refine the bubble rate (either too fast or nothing at all). In this case use Alan Key to turn adjustment bolt anti-clockwise to reduce the working pressure

• BUBBLE RATE good? (About 1-2 bubbles per second)

  too fast

  too slow

  perfect

  nothing

• Bottle empty? Timer or solenoid off for some reason. Some other issue?

  bottle empty

  main valve closed

  fine adjustment closed

  leak in line

  solenoid power/timer off/unplugged

• CLOSE THE BOTTLE VALVE
  
  REMOVE empty bottle immediately from system (place pressure gauge assembly carefully on DRAIN portal
  
  Take to Laboratory freezer. There should be one already waiting. Remove and fill from filler bottle according to REFILL procedure (see Dropbox link)
  https://www.dropbox.com/s/qdes9fp2oot2qhu/Refilling%20CO2.pdf?dl=0

• DECREASE by turning the FINE ADJUSTMENT

• INCREASE by turning the FINE ADJUSTMENT

• Tap here for picture of FINE ADJUSTMENT VALVE

• FINE ADJUSTMENT now directly on pressure gauge, below gold bubble counter

• If opening up the the fine adjustment valve doesn't work to INCREASE IT then it maybe the bottle is low so replace

• FINE gas bubbles coming out of DIFFUSER STONE DISC? (by OUT of surgery-end filter)

  yes, solid column of effervescence

  Less bubbles, coming out only in parts of diffuser disc

  Large bubbles coming from side of disc

  Little to no bubbles

• Large bubbles also means possible crack or locking nuts not tight enough. Contact BRUCE

• Plan for a Service to REPLACE DIFFUSER STONE. Instructions in service page

Setup

• Remove LIQUID DOSERS X 2 & AUTO FEEDER and place in shelf above on their ends to prevent any programmed doses dumping on shelf

• Remove cover glass pieces. Make a note/photo of how they were placed for returning them later

Tests part 1

• TEMPERATURE test (ideal 24-26 C)

• Temperature

• A bit too cool. Is INLINE HEATER functioning/plugged in? (In "hidden" cupboard by reception)

  YES

  NOT PLUGGED IN

  NOT WORKING

• Unplug faulty unit and install and plug in the SPARE HEATER that is in cupboard. Notify Bruce to arrange replacement.

• Increase THERMOSTAT (clockwise) by the SUITABLE AMOUNT to bring it up within the range (see above) and make note of how much.

• Increased THERMOSTAT by:

  1 degree

  2 degrees

  3 degrees

  4 degrees

• A little too warm. Is THERMOSTAT functioning? <br>(Does the indicator light come on and off when you turn the thermostat setting up and down?)

  YES

  NO

• Decrease THERMOSTAT (anticlockwise) by the SUITABLE AMOUNT to bring it down within the range (see above)and note by how much.

• Decreased THERMOSTAT by:

  1 degree

  2 degrees

  3 degrees

  4 degrees

• HEATER Replaced?

  YES

  NO, to be delivered later

  RESET & Reprogrammed

• if the THERMOSTAT doesn't respond to being turned down then better to have a cool tank than risking cooking the fish. Unplug faulty unit and plug in the SPARE HEATER that is already installed at receptionist end INSIDE THE TANK. Notify Bruce to arrange replacement.

• Good. Refill with HEATER or KETTLES OF BOILED WATER in COLD months and with water changes 50% or greater

• Rinse 4 TEST VIALS in tank water: pH (square vial) and GH (large round vial) NITRATE & PHOS (small glass) MEASURE 5ml in each and SET ASIDE for later. Tip: use SQUARE VIAL or a SYRINGE to measure an accurate 5ml for the GH.

The Drain (50-60%) drain to bamboo garden out to the left side (slide doors a bit dodgy)

GRAVEL VACUUM (only as needed, either with hose or with bucket if just small amounts.) NB: if plants are doing well, and algae levels are ok, then leave. It's good food for them!

• How dirty was it?

  Light

  Medium

  Heavy

FAST DRAIN

• Manual method, hose in tank and snake the hose to push out water already in line from gravel vac. Place net or intake strainer (should be a spare filter one in shelves above) to prevent fish being sucked out

• % Size of Water Change

The Refill

• Ensure BLACK DRAIN HOSE is firmly fixed INSIDE tank. Connect the outside garden hose to the end of the Black drain hose using tap adapter on the threaded end. go outside to tap on outer wall and flush out 10-15 seconds of water. use this to set the desire refilled flowrate. connect the garden hose that comes through the garden wall.

• SOUP HEATER in COLD months or in large water changes. Use SHORT EXTENSION CORD hanging over water tap that is already plugged in. Mount on a slight angle over the FLOAT SWITCH ASSEMBLY so the heating element hangs in the middle OPEN SPACE, away from glass and plants.

Things To Do During Refill

• CLEAN GLASS; easiest at LOW WATER LEVELS. SOFT ALGAE lightly with sponge. DARK GREEN spots: best with SCRAPER. MAGNET CLEANER in cupboard but please: NO FAST MOVEMENTS, ESPECIALLY CLOSE TO BOTTOM. Always check before use for grains of sand caught in the scrub pad.

• Work on PLANTS. (other than the usual pruning of old leaves etc, the valisneria grass on filter end can be combed out with fingers and given a haircut)

• FILTER SERVICE?

  YES

  NO

• CANISTER FILTER

• CANISTER FILTER SERVICE. Tap here to start instructions

• UNPLUG POWER TO FILTER

• Gently move IN/OUT HOSE ASSEMBLY release lever to across. press the RED release button at front and grab hold of the hose assembly and gently pull up to detach it from the main body. a small amount of water will come out LIFT OUT FILTER out of cupboard. USE BOTH HANDS, and PROTECT YOUR BACK!

• WASH filter media in buckets of TANK WATER as per usual and REASSEMBLE. IMPORTANT: the INNER LID can only go one way. It has written THIS SIDE UP on the relevant side that should be, well... facing UP!

• Clean INTAKE BASKET STRAINER of debris and clear away build up of gravel. you can unscrew it simply.

• CANISTER FILTER; PRIMING THE FILTER LINE INSTRUCTIONS

• Its easiest if this is done while the water line is still low, preferably with the OUT pipe above the surface. but it should still work if above with no great drama using the bleeding line tap. check this box for next step

• REPOSITION the filter in the cupboard. Sit the HOSE ASSEMBLY in position (it should click into postion) and gently move the valve lever across. you should hear water movement in filter, but most likely

• Holed a bucket in under the Orange BLEEDING LINE DRAIN TAP and open it up to let air out. Close the BLEEDING LINE TAP when the water is flowing almost completely without air bubbles.

• Turn ON filter. Check for flow.

• CO₂ diffuser stone need replacing?

  YES

  NO

• Tap here for instructions

• Under construction. Contact Bruce for now

Tests (continued)

• pH Test? 3 drops in 5ml. (ideal range 7-7.1)

• pH

• ADD approx 2 tsp CORAL SAND.

• ADD approx 3 tsp CORAL SAND

• ADD approx 4 tsp CORAL SAND

• Is this expected? Been a recent large dose of coral sand last time?

  YES

  NO

• Rinse test tube thoroughly and retest. (Any traces of ammonia or GH tester solution will give a false alkaline reading)

• WOAH! Unlikely! Rinse test tube thoroughly and retest. (Any traces of AMMONIA TEST or GH TEST solutions will give a false alkaline reading) If still high then we must assume that there has been an excess amount of coral sand and all we can do is water change. It will eventually come down as the coral sand dissolves.

• GH TEST. number of drops to turn from ORANGE to GREEN

• GH (ideal range 4-7)

• SIZE of water change:

  50%

  80%

  25%

  none changed

• ADD 1 Measure spoon GH POWDER

• ADD 2 Measure spoon GH POWDER

• SIZE of water change:

  50%

  80%

  25%

  none changed

• ADD up to 1 Measure spoon GH POWDER

• ADD up to 2 Measure spoons GH POWDER

• ADD up to 3 Measure spoons GH POWDER

• Depending on SIZE of WATER CHANGE, add NO SALTS and let WC reduce the GH to within desired range

• NITRATE TEST

• Nitrate level (ppm)

• Depending on state of plants, this is POSSIBLY grounds for increase in NITROGEN dose. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• GENERALLY this is the OPTIMUM RANGE. HOWEVER if there is POOR PLANT GROWTH observed then possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Perhaps a LACK of POTASSIUM. Is DOSING PUMP for K well stocked and unblocked?

  YES

  NO

• Test dose the K doser that it is dispensing properly.

  Blockage

  Programmed and activated and funtioning normal

  Faulty, barrel not turning

• Look at INCREASING POTASSIUM dose. Consult Bruce

• Give details of problem

• If after fixing the problem, you're not convinced this was sufficiently causing problems in dosing of K and/or DAILY-GRO then CONTACT Bruce to discuss.

• PHOSPHATE TEST

• Phosphate level (ppm)

• GENERALLY this is the OPTIMUM RANGE. Some say 1/10th of the nitrate level. HOWEVER if there is POOR PLANT GROWTH observed then possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• PHOS in this tank is supplied by the fish food. Perhaps a potassium deficiency. Consult Bruce. Make a follow-up field here

• Is there premature aging/falling off of leaves on any of the plants?

  YES

  NO

• PHOS in this tank is supplied by the fish food. Perhaps a need for augmenting somehow. Consult Bruce. Make a follow-up field here

• Then don't worry about it. Enjoy algae-free aquarium maintenance!

Additives

• SALTS ADDED (low GH)?

  YES

  NO

• How many measured spoons?

  1 measured spoon

  2 measured spoons

  3 measured spoons

  4 measured spoons

• Coral sand added? (Low pH)

  YES

  NO

• How many teaspoons?

  1 teaspoon

  2 teaspoons

  3 teaspoons

  4 teaspoons

• BASIC-GRO dose (3 caps/ 15ml usual)

  YES

  NO

  N/A

• How much?

  1 Blue Cap (5ml)

  2 Blue Caps (10ml)

  3 Blue Caps (15ml)

SUPPLIES; ANY REFILLING TO BE DONE IN SINK OR OUTSIDE!

AUTO DOSERS (Tetrabits, Potassium & Dailygro. Bulk supplies in Shelves above the tank)

DAILYGRO

• DAILYGRO LIQUID DOSER topped up?

  Yes

  No, not needed

• If the barrel is still pretty full (we only come every 4 weeks) then possibly there is a block or the program is not activated. Test/inspect.

  Programmed time not activated

  Blockage

  Program activated and dosing normal

  Faulty, motor not turning

• Battery ok?

  Battery fine

  Battery low

  Battery dead

• Replace batteries (2 x AA), NOTE DOWN PROGRAM TIMES FIRST as you'll lose all info!

  Batteries replaced and unit reprogrammed

  Batteries not replaced

• Replace batteries (should be some on site, ask YOTA) <br>reprogram for a dose of 2 rotations at 10am

  Batteries replaced and unit reprogrammed

  Batteries not replaced

• Make note in ACTION here and address to Bruce

• DOSE ARROWS showing? <br>Down-facing arrows next to program number, 1 per rotation programmed

  Yes, programs activated

  No programs activated

• Time of day correct?

  DOSER TIME CORRECT

  DOSER TIME WAS OUT (CORRECTED)

• DAILYGRO LIQUIDOSER returned to position and tested?

POTASSIUM

• POTASSIUM LIQUID DOSER topped up?

  Yes

  No, not needed

• If the barrel is still pretty full (we only come every 4 weeks) then possibly there is a block or the program is not activated. Test/inspect.

  Programmed time not activated

  Blockage

  Program activated and dosing normal

  Faulty, motor not turning

• Battery ok?

  Battery fine

  Battery low

  Battery dead

• Replace batteries (2 x AA), NOTE DOWN PROGRAM TIMES FIRST as you'll lose all info!

  Batteries replaced and unit reprogrammed

  Batteries not replaced

• Replace batteries (should be some on site, ask YOTA) <br>reprogram for a dose of 2 rotations at 10am

  Batteries replaced and unit reprogrammed

  Batteries not replaced

• Make note in ACTION here and address to Bruce

• DOSE ARROWS showing? <br>Down-facing arrows next to program number, 1 per rotation programmed

  Yes, programs activated

  No programs activated

• Time of day correct?

  DOSER TIME CORRECT

  DOSER TIME WAS OUT (CORRECTED)

• POTASSIUM LIQUIDOSER returned to position and tested?

AUTO FEEDER

• AUTO FEEDER topped up?<br>Hold finger over opening to prevent food spilling

  Yes

  No, not needed

• If the barrel is still pretty full (we only come every 4 weeks) then possibly the opening is closed or not open enough. Also maybe program not activated. See below

  Opening suitable and tested

  Opening closed

  Opening insufficient

• Make sure the opening has not shifted. Run a test feed to check its putting in not too much/too little food

  Opening checked and tested

• Battery ok?

  Battery fine

  Battery low

  Battery dead

• Replace batteries (2 x AA,ask Yota), NOTE DOWN PROGRAM TIMES FIRST as you'll lose all info!

  Batteries replaced and unit reprogrammed

  Batteries not replaced

• Make note in ACTION here and address to Bruce

• Replace batteries (should be some on site, ask YOTA) <br>Program a modest 2 feeds per day, approx 10am and 3pm

  Batteries replaced and unit reprogrammed

  Batteries not replaced

• Make note in ACTION here and address to Bruce

• Time of day correct?

  FEEDER TIME CORRECT

  FEEDER TIME OUT, CORRECTED

• FEED ARROWS showing? <br>Sign that program is activated <br>Down-facing arrows next to program number, 1 per rotation programmed

  Yes, programs activated

  No programs activated

• Make ACTION note here for Bruce and activate a conservative setting of: 2 programs with one rotation (one downward ⬇️) per time programmed

• AUTO FEEDER returned to position and tested?

• GH UP REPLACE?

  YES

  NO, NOT NEEDED.

  NO BUT WILL NEED SOME NEXT TIME

• FOOD REPLACE/ REFILL? (Tetrabits, Spirulina Flakes)

  YES

  NO

• WHICH KIND?

  Select TETRABITS SPIRULINA FLAKES SPIRULINA TABLETS DISCUS PELLETS

  • TETRABITS
  • SPIRULINA FLAKES
  • SPIRULINA TABLETS
  • DISCUS PELLETS

• Will any need replacing next month?

  Select TETRABITS SPIRULINA FLAKES SPIRULINA TABLETS DISCUS PELLETS

  • TETRABITS
  • SPIRULINA FLAKES
  • SPIRULINA TABLETS
  • DISCUS PELLETS

FERTILISER BULK SUPPLIES (BASICGRO, DAILYGRO, POTASSIUM & CO2)

• BASICGRO refill? <br>(If wishing to replace but still a small amount remains in CURRENT BOTTLE, swap over and leave OLD BOTTLE behind and can pour in rest into the new bottle at a later date)

  YES

  NO

• HOW MUCH IS LEFT?

  75% or more

  50%

  25%

  less than 10%

• Bring some next time as almost definitely will need some.

• How much?

  1 x 250ml bottle

  2 x 250ml bottles

• DAILYGRO refill?

  YES

  NO

• HOW MUCH IS LEFT?

  75% or more

  50%

  25%

  less than 10%

• THIS WON'T BE ENOUGH TO LAST. It uses 7 ml per week. Refill within 2 weeks

• Bring some next time as almost definitely will need some.

• POTASSIUM supply refill? <br> (If wishing to replace but still a small amount remains in CURRENT BOTTLE, swap over and leave OLD BOTTLE behind and can pour in rest into the new bottle at a later date)<br>

  YES

  NO

• How much refilled?

  Full 1 litre swap

  Partial top-up

• % of refill

• HOW MUCH IS LEFT?

  75% or more

  ~50%

  ~25%

  10% or LESS

• THIS ISN'T ENOUGH TO LAST. Refill within the week

• This is a suspiciously high amount. Someone topped up in last week or so?

  YES, RECENTLY TOPPED UP

  NOT TOPPED UP SINCE LAST SERVICE

• Check dosing pump program for this channel and perform calibration test using ADJUSTMENT dose (program for 20ml and hold test vial under to measure amount that it doses) Contact BRUCE if necessary.

• ANY LEFT-OVERS in other bottles to use up?

  YES, TOPPED UP INTO DOSING BOTTLE

  NO, NO LEFTOVERS

• Tetrabits supply refill/replace?

  YES

  NO

• HOW MUCH IS LEFT?

  75% or more

  50%

  25%

  10% or less

• Make note here that some will be needed next time

• CO2 replaced?

  YES

  NO, NOT NEEDED.

  NO BUT WILL NEED SOME NEXT TIME

• What Size?

  LARGE BOTTLE

  SMALL BOTTLE

FINAL CHECKS

Equipment Check

• LIGHT Timer controller on the correct time?

  YES

  slight adjust

  faulty (out by 2 hours or more)

• IMPORTANT! If no rational explanation (eg. recent power blackouts) then contact Bruce. Ask staff if they've been noticing it turning off/ getting dimmer

• CO2 TIMER (in cupboard with CO2) on the correct time?

  YES

  slight adjust

  faulty (out by 2 hours or more)

• this is unusual. Replacement on hand?

  YES

  NO, to be delivered later

  RESET & Reprogrammed

• IMPORTANT! Remove and notify Bruce. Plan for a replacement ASAP. In meantime, try: Reset (with pin or paperclip) and reprogram for 9am till 4pm. Set it to AUTO ON and set clock to be 3:59 and see if it turns off the CO₂ at 4.

• LIGHTS: all tubes working?

  YES

  NO

  N/A

• Details

• Gently lower LIGHTS back down. Be careful not to break off the end stops on the cables!

• DOSING PUMPs returned to operational display? (Press MODE until it shows time of day)

• Notes. Any extra work performed? Any additions of fish? Any questions...?

• HEATER and FILTER PUMPS ON and functioning?

• OUTSIDE GLASS, CABINETRY etc CLEAN & DRY?

• Got your: BASKET STRAINER? TOOTH BRUSH? TEASPOON?

• Photos After. 1 x OVERALL. Both sides, 2 half shots CLOSEUPS of any REARRANGED PLANT.

  Media

• Time Finished

  Date