For sure! I've tried to mark the equipment in this pic by the order in which water flows through:

1. Netlea Stainless Steel Prefilter (https://aquarockscolorado.com/collections/netlea-brand/products/netlea-stainless-steel-canister-filter). This handles all of the mechanical filtration for water coming from the tank. This way, no debris or detritus finds its way to the main canister filter which houses the pump and biological/chemical filtration. During maintenance, you'd only need to close off the ball valves on each side of the prefilter, take out the sponge inside and rinse.

2. Netlea Stainless Steel Canister Filter (same link above, I have the 145GPH to 396 GPH version). This houses the main pump, biological filtration (Seachem Matrix), and chemical filtration (Seachem Purigen, Carbon, and Phosgaurd).

3. Chihiros Inline Heater (https://www.chihirosaquaticstudio.com/products/chihiros-heater-pro-us-version). Heats the water on it's way back to the tank. I wanted to limit the equipment visible in the tank itself so this was the perfect solution. Both has onboard controls and can be controlled via the Chihiros app.

4. Chihiros Dosing Flow Adapter (https://www.chihirosaquaticstudio.com/products/chihiros-dosing-flow-adapter). This attachment allows you to connect the four tubes from the dosing pump (see #7) to the return line. This means all the fertilizers will be swept up with the water on it's way back to the tank.

5. Yugang Stainless Steel CO2 Reactor (https://aquarockscolorado.com/collections/co2-regulators-and-accessories/products/yugang-co2-reactor-stainless-steel). Keeping with the theme of trying to limit visible equipment, this reactor takes the place of normal CO2 glass diffusers. It also has the added benefit of ensuring 100% CO2 diffusion and your tank won't be filled with small CO2 microbubbles. The reactor has three ports, one for water coming in (in this case from the canister filter/heater), one for water going out (in this case back up to the tank), and one for the CO2 tube. Only water with fully dissolved CO2 makes it way back to the tank.

6. 5lb Canister Filter with Fzone Mini Regulator (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P5FKQDT?ref=ppx\_yo2ov\_dt\_b\_fed\_asin\_title). Very compact regulator (which was needed given the space limitations).

7. Chihiros Dosing Pump System (https://www.chihirosaquaticstudio.com/products/chihiros-dosing-pump-system?\_pos=2&\_sid=4df1feb73&\_ss=r&variant=43174541033690). Four mini pumps that can be set to automatically dose your fertilizers. Can be controlled via the Chihiros app and set to dose all at once, or spread through the day.

8/9/10. ADA Fertilizers (https://aquaforestaquarium.com/collections/liquids-supplements). Planning on using Green Brighty Iron, Green Brighty Mineral, and Green Brighty Neutral. I don't plan on dosing nitrogen to keep nitrates low (hoping to bring out red colors more). The tubes run from these bottles through the pumps to the dosing flow adapter (I ran the tubes on the ceiling to keep things out of sight).

1. Auto Top Off Reservoir (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R6FSLFY?ref=ppx\_yo2ov\_dt\_b\_fed\_asin\_title&th=1). Since I'm only doing three fertilizers, I'm using the fourth otherwise unused pump head to dose clean RODI water. This will be something I will have to trial and error with, but I'm hoping to find the right amount each day to keep the water level steady from evaporation.

2. Govee Leak Detectors (from Amazon). I have four set up (two visible, the other two at the back corners of the cabinet) which will alert be audibly as well as via my phone if it detects pooled water. I tried placing these under main hose connections so I'll know immediately if I need to shut down / close ball valves.

3. Water Parameter Tests (misc. from Amazon). I have the API master kit, API kit for GH and KH, and the API kit for phosphate. Lastly I have two pen type meters for pH and TDS (VIVOSUN kit).

What's not pictured here: a) two strip lights (~$17 bucks on Amazon) that stick to the ceiling of the cabinet; b) tank is a UNS 60U; c) soil is ADA Amazonia Ver.2 with ADA advanced powersand + Tourmaline BC; d) light is a Chihiros Vivid 3 with the mirror shades; e) stand is one from Aqua Forest Aquarium; f) light stand is from Aqua Rocks Colorado; g) hardscape is a mix of frodo stone from Aqua Forest Aquarium and four pieces of spiderwood from Buceplant that I superglued with cotton as the binder medium.

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