Jerry, president of the NJAGC, called the meeting to order and Jerry passed the torch over to the host – Jason.<\/p>\n
Jason began our meeting by showing off his 150 gallon tank.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Some of the inhabitants in his tank are Whiptail cats, various strains of angelfish, German Blue Rams, barbs, and others. This tank has injected CO2 controlled by a pH controller.<\/p>\n It has the largest Eheim Classic canister filter, the 2260 filtering it. He is not running a sump on this tank. His CO2 is injected into the inlet of the Eheim and the gas gets dispersed in the water very efficiently. Jason has a custom LED light built by our own Ken O.<\/p>\n He is using a controller to give dawn and dusk settings as well as ramping up to full light over a time period. A very nice light.<\/p>\n Jerry explained how Jason\u2019s tank has made the rounds in NJAGC.<\/p>\n First it was set up in Jerry\u2019s boss\u2019s office at his work. Then it made its way down to Toms River and Ken O\u2019s house. When Ken moved to Arizona, the tank made its way to Jason\u2019s house. It is good to see that it is still up and running after all of these moves.<\/p>\n Jason then showed his 20 Long next to the 150 where he has a breeding pair of Apistogramma cacatuoides Triple Red.<\/p>\n Jason’s\u00a0Apistogramma cacatuoides Triple Red video.<\/p>\n![\"Jason](\"http:\/\/www.njagc.net\/wp\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/03\/Jason-1.jpg\")
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