My auto water change system is working great, the Kamoer dosing pump has been reliable, running about 4 mins every hour 24/7 since the tank was set up 4 months ago.
Also the Media reactor has been working great, I change the media every 4 weeks with 50g of Rowaphos and 50g Rowacarbon.
Phosphate levels are below 0.04ppm with no increase since 2 Ocellaris clowns added over a month ago.

For temperature control I've installed a Resun CL-85 chiller/heater. I have connected it to the output of the Media reactor closed loop & installed the unit beside the aquarium cabinet. It works great, I was worried the very low flow rate (using reactor pump) was going to be an issue but with a few cooler days it has been running on heating, keeping the tank within 0.5 Deg C of 26C and a hot day yesterday had it running on cooling which brought the tank temp down to the set temp with no problems. I have insulated the return hose to reduce heat gain.
I'm realistic about Peltier 'electronic' chillers & their limits/inefficiencies. In my case it suits, no big heat gain or loss in the room & the house is air-conditioned on hot days. IMO the smallest refrigerant chiller would be too powerful for my 6gal Edge. I love the fact it switches between heating & cooling and is working fine with such a low flow rate (A review will be coming soon).
Rear of tank with the back off. The hoses with green taps are the auto water change drains which go to the blue waste drum underneath. The RHS hose is the closed loop feed to the media reactor and the LHS insulated hose is the closed loop return from the chiller. The 3mm clear hose on the RHS is the feed from the dosing pump which drips into tank

I have upgraded the light from a Micmol Mini Colour to a Radion XR15w PRO, Awesome light! I liked the Micmol but was not 100% happy with the colour & wanted more colour controllability. The Radion has great programability & light coverage with the supplied wide angle optics. I have it set to Radiant colour running at 35% brightness. I'm making a custom hood in keeping with the stock look to the Edge.
View of Radion on DIY temporary aluminium brackets
