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I can give you a hand if you like. The first thing I would tell you to do is document all the pieces you have from apex and extremely clearly label and document the ports and plugs. So for example if the left pump is in port 2 on the second energy bar, we need to know that so we aren't chasing...

Everytime you setup a tank you learn something new and wish you did it different. I think all of us feel that way, and unless we have a room for all of our gear, its tough to make those changes.

Keep in mind these are electronic devices not sealed boxes. They are not meant to get wet. Not sure if reef keeper is water proof, but my research said it wasn't. If it was somehow wet then it isn't fair to say that its Neptune's fault. Have I had major issues with Fusion, yes, so I stopped...

The newer versions of software have been terrible from these guys. I regret upgrading to the last version, was working very well prior to that and now its unstable, not as bad as you are having, but much worse than before the upgrade.

Must you be a member to attend the swap? What is the family ticket? Want to attend so just need to understand the requirements.

Are you moving into a house right away, could you move again quickly? Maybe your tank will be too big, or maybe too small for the new place. moving it to then sell it would be annoying, but it depends on how you feel about your setup, as others have said.

What's the price on those blastos they look great.

One of the things I am a freak about. I check it every week, when I make new water for a change. I calibrate, check my tank, check the new water.

Nothing wrong with eating that, probably really good with some orange slices grilled on a cedar plank.

You can definitely do the nitrate/phosphate removal system with the Apex that you own. Talk with Darren as others have suggested, and search other forums as well, because its a nice option to remove water changes.

How do you care for them? I have mixed results with RBTA they look good for a while but then fade out and shrink.