🚀 Introducing Reef ID 🚀
Reef ID can identify 200+ species of saltwater fish and 130+ species of coral, and it will continue getting better every single week through reinforcement learning.
This is not a generic AI image tool like ChatGPT or Gemini. I tested those and they honestly did not work well enough for reef tanks. That is why I built a custom machine learning model from scratch, trained specifically on reef aquarium images.
Reef ID is included with the #DeepDive subscription, and I have also given everyone a handful of free credits so you can try it out.
Here’s a video of me using Reef ID live on my own tank 🤓
🚀 Introducing Reef ID 🚀
Reef ID can identify 200+ species of saltwater fish and 130+ species of coral, and it will continue getting better every single week through reinforcement learning.
This is not a generic AI image tool like ChatGPT or Gemini. I tested those and they honestly did not work well enough for reef tanks. That is why I built a custom machine learning model from scratch, trained specifically on reef aquarium images.
Reef ID is included with the #DeepDive subscription, and I have also given everyone a handful of free credits so you can try it out.
Here’s a video of me using Reef ID live on my own tank 🤓
A pic of my tank during feeding. I also just added this aipai a8se light, man is it powerful.
Ok this is an awesome algae turf scrubber.
Added the AutoAqua stirrer, the Hanna and Salifert organizers+dry rack. Complete game changer on test day. No more toting everything around a little at a time, digging for reagents, and just minimized overall clutter. The stirrer makes Salifert extremely simple to determine color changes. No more rubbing my head and patting my belly wondering if those 3 extra drops were too many. Much more controlled titration. Consistency in Hanna has improved as well. No more shaking the vials wondering if it’s completely mixed. Has shaved probably 15-20 minutes off testing days. Mostly hands free, organized, and made parameter testing much more relaxing. 10/10 would buy again 🤌
I made this custom light to hold my AquaIllumination Hydra Edge 44HD.
Reef’s doing good. Still waiting on my orange lens kit to come in so it’s a little blue. Hammers are still annoyed since the mag dropped to around 1250 but the Ny Nicks torch is good.
Upgraded to a Wyze cam v4 with window mount directly to side of tank . I like it so far . Not using any reef lense atm . But my 12pm light schedule is basically only 30% blues on the kessil 360 tuna.
Including a wide variety of LEDs in the 380 - 500 nm range will ensure you get the best “pop” out of all your corals. I stumbled upon this great example while playing around with these flashlights after dark in the frag tank. Some popular LED bars used for supplement (and even some main fixtures!) only contain one or two different wavelengths of blue LEDs, but with this setup you’re likely missing out on some corals which fluoresce at different wavelengths. When I’m looking for an LED bar to supplement “pop” I look for something that includes as many different wavelength diodes as possible.
#reeftank #reefaquarium #coralreef #reefkeeping #saltwateraquarium #eatsleepreef #coral #reeflife #led #fluorescence
After having some cheap hinges that were supposed to be stainless poison my tank, I decided to design and print my own
New MP130 from eshopps I love it
Isealive nano roller mat and the Sicce 150 skimmer in the back of my biocube 32 had been crushing it for my filtration and stability in the tank. Just thought I’d share if anyone is trying to figure out how to lay out their AIOs
Upgraded from sock filters to this sweet fleece roller from Nature Dimensions on my hello reef tank!