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Honestly it's really the only downside to this printer. Both my wife and I were baffled by the clumsy nature of the feeder. No other printer I have used is this bad. You would be correct that this is where the legal goes.

Did the Wrasses ever come out?

The sand bed is deeper than it looks. About 2-3 inches and I definitely don't want it any more than that.

Nice Finds. All well worth it.

It's a pretty easy adjustment from the Japanese version.

Looks like it was only ever released on the Gamecube (Japanese Version). This site would be an excellent resource as it does a side by side comparison: themushroomkingdom.net/mario-in-japan/drm64

Yes, unfortunately. I had it for 6 years and then it literally vanished overnight. Now I have an African Flameback Pygmy Angel.

@@jesterscorner879 my condolence..Did you add anything new prior to the event? Well I'll let you know how long mine will last, it's been 3 years now..*cross fingers*

Standard 90 gallon 4 foot long, 2 feet tall and 18 inches for width.

They are definitely a cut above the rest. Had some intermittent issues with a loose power cable and they had one to me in a few days after just a brief discussion of the problem.

Yes, all the points carried over. Sadly we just got word that it's shutting down so use your points now.

Sadly both passed away recently. I have plans for another Wrasse just not sure which one.

@@jesterscorner879dang sorry to hear that. Was it due to old age?

​@@AbsoluteZero6714Pencil Wrasse I have no clue. It simply vanished. The Christmas Wrasse I found dead on the Sand Bed after about 2 years of ownership. I will have another update soon.

In this case though the frags were actually knocked over rather than eaten. The culprit was a combo of the urchins and poor quality super glue gel we were using. We switched glues and haven't really had a problem since. Keeping corals on frag plugs until they grow out into a colony helps too.

I do periodically. I just hadn't done it for a while at the time of filming.

@jesterscorner879 just being an idiot!!! Lol

Yeah, I never really buy the claimed specs but it's pretty strong if you are doing a smaller tank. I use the same pump on my saltwater tank and it takes about 2-3 minutes to do 10 gallons.

I always imagined that a Flame Hawkfish would sound more like the Greedy version of Daffy Duck. It would fit the personality to boot. This is exactly how I imagine one would sound and act. ruclips.net/video/RKMNPQ35OUc/видео.htmlfeature=shared

What value lost? I bought the Japanese version of several of these for less than the cost of buying a repro and they are essentially all in English. You can also get a multicart that will play every N64 game import or otherwise for the cost of about 3 repros.

Repros are by any measurable standard the worst value for the money. Literally every alternate is better money spent.

No, mine are consistent, but results definitely vary based on the type of paper used as well as the toner.

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Male.

Yes, there are a few that can save you a fair bit of money with little to no compromise.

Yes, mine definitely has a unique personality. Decided on his first night in the tank that a Tuxedo Urchin made a good perch.

It's arguably the number 1 value in this category since there is very little compromise in terms of language barrier, but it offers significant savings over it's US based counterpart.

Not good. Went after my cleaner shrimp.

Not good. Went after my cleaner shrimp.

Ive had mine with my coral banded shrimp for a year, but hes only about 2/3 grown

There spectrum is clashed together before even leaving the lances meaning it breaks the surface better then most lights as well you should watch kessils video they made on them ..

Thank You. Hopefully they will be a good addition to your reef. They can be a bit aggressive towards other fish and can be problematic for shrimp though.

Unfortunately no, it passed away recently. I might try a red tiled in the future but other than that, I am done with them.

Thank You. It definitely stands out in the tank.

Certain games have risen in cost, but many have actually dropped and the Japanese alternatives are still cheap.

True but as mentioned there are often legitimate alternatives that barely cost more than the repro or in a few cases cost even less.

Haven't had this setup in about 3 years now. Move on to a 20 Long setup. I gave up on the fake plants since they become algae magnets as the tank matures.

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Thank You, it is probably my favorite fish in my tank right now.

I generally recommend matte as it's a more natural look. The only catch is that a premium white vinyl paper has to be used. The cheap matte paper is pretty bad.

Agreed. I love this printer in every other respect but the document feeder is by far the worst design on any printer I have ever owned. There is literally no rhyme or reason to the feeder mechanism on this thing. Either you stick the paper in too far and it jams or you don't stick it in far enough and it complains there is no paper. The only time I get it to work it's usually multiple attempts and sheer dumb luck.

Yes, I have a loose cart of it. There are other box and manual MSAs.

We definitely are spoiled for choice here in the US. If I lived elsewhere the SVS would probably be my top choice since it's more cost effective. Definitely not a bad option. I still own both.

I overspent for it, but don't have any regrets. Even by Brazilian standards this variant isn't common.

I don't think it was a defect. I would say that in general the MSA carts aren't taken care of as well as their USA counterparts. US carts definitely have a significant numbers advantage over MSAs though so you have a lot more options to choose from. I have seen examples of the MSA Rampage titles in good condition but they are hard to find and generally way overpriced.

@@jesterscorner879 interesting... I found some Brazilian gaming forums of guys discussing the "Gradiente" games. I guess these were games produced in Manaus, Brazil by a company called Gradiente on license. The boxes, manuals and cart labels are in Portuguese, from what I can tell only 3 or so games are actually translated to Portuguese in game (south park, fifa 99, and another random one) Guys on forums seem to complain about these Gradiente games (they call them jogos nacionais / national games) Vs jogos Americanos. Specifically that the labels are bad and that the cartridge plastic is very poor. Indeed some of them posted photos and some of their carts literally crumble away. The plastic completely breaking off in chunks. A few people seem to agree that their edition of majoras mask had particularly bad plastic, interesting... Gradiente consoles are also a little different... It seems like they were made in Japan like regular consoles, but gradiente did an internal mod on the video to make it output in PAL-M. Pal-m is a bit of a misnomer because the signal is very similar to ntsc, so converting is really simple even at the time I am now curious how these MSA games were marketed along side the Gradiente games in Brazil Thank you sir for introducing me to this rabbit hole of n64 collecting. It's much more interesting than frickin Sculptors cut... Yawn

​​@@Jason-fp7vi No surprises on Gradiente. They cut a lot of corners on quality control. I've picked up a few of them while importing MSAs. I also appreciate the comments on learning. Like you I roll my eyes every time someone talks about how rare Clayfighter Sculptor's cut is when there are over 30 listings for it at any given time. Conversely I have seen only one listing on eBay, mercari, ect. In the last year for the MSA variant of San Francisco Rush.

What you're describing is what I like to call "The Mexican Fade" You can see the phenomenon by visiting an n64 Mexican fb group or searching on fb marketplace for games for sale from Mexico. It has nothing to do with the carts as the same carts are found further south and don't have the same problems. It starts as a small scattering of label dots that fade and progressively worsens until the label has rips and tears. My theory is that it's caused by the humidity and heat that mexico has. Or how Mexican houses are built perhaps (and how much sunlight and heat enter the house over time, and where in said house the average Mexican gamer would be storing their games). This type of fade/degradation doesn't appear to happen in any other country, even if they have MSA carts (Like brazil). If you are going for an MSA set, I recommend importing from South America, not Mexico, as the carts will be in better condition. Furthermore, many of the MSA carts don't appear to have ever even been released in Mexico, but only in some of the south American countries. I guess nintendo just used MSA for all of them tho, unlike separate codes like they did with the Japanese set (ROC, ASI, KOR, etc, etc)

I actually only grabbed one from Mexico, the rest I picked up from Brazil or by just checking eBay. I am down to my last 2 for the loose cart set. WCW backstage assault grey cart and rampage 2. I will have the complete set after those 2. I know of only one other person with a complete loose cart set.

Neither had I until about a year ago. Arguably one of the least known subsets out there. Word is starting to get out though.

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That's just the way it displays on my set.

Have you updated the drivers or software? I seem to remember that none of the additional print quality options popped up until I did this. Also there are generally several options for the selection of the printer itself and only one of them offers the additional print options.

I'll check the updated on the drivers. That I haven't done as of late. I did check the other selections and didn't see them. I thought I remembered seeing them in the past but just not there anymore. Trying to print a CD cover for someone, and this is a time for an inkjet would come in handy.@@jesterscorner879

I agree with pretty much everything you stated and lasers are definitely more cost effective in the long run. That said there are a number of people (myself included) who fit into the both category. I ended up also picking up a Canon TR8622a inkjet printer for pictures and use the Brother for everything else. The biggest thing with inkjets is that you have to print weekly with them and never buy one that is under $100. I make and sell replacement videogame cartridge labels and the Brother was okay but the Canon leaves it in the dust for image print quality. I will definitely go through about 8-10 inkjet sets before I go through 1 set of high yield OEM toner for my Brother Printer though. If they figure out how to get lasers to do high res image prints for under $1000 then it would finally be the death of the inkjet printer for many (myself included). I dislike inkjet for everything but image quality.

Yes, sometimes spacing it out will work, but generally I have found that having a slightly different version is what most consistent. I did discover though that Disney movie insider didn't remember what codes were used on the old Disney rewards system. So you can start all over with the cheap crappy ones that you can find at pawn shops everywhere.

@@jesterscorner879 yes we have a place here when you can buy books by the pound and DVDs for $2. I go there a lot if I just need a few codes. Right now I’m short 1 code to get the big thing I’ve been wanting on rewards page but haven’t had time run up there so I’m patiently waiting.