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06/30/2017, 07:15 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Bay county, Fl
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Emergency water change!
Was fooling around with my auto feeder and I set it too high, whoops.. the whole tank looked like a biopellet reactor on steroids. Lol emergency water change 20% and now everything is back to normal. Better than when I fed actually, as it was almost time for a WC. Sure gave me a scare though. It's those little things you have to always be prepared for.
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06/30/2017, 08:41 PM
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Having mixed, circulated heated water on hand is very handy. I always have 50 gallons circulating in my furnace room, can unroll a hose, and pump into tank in minutes.
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Happy Reefing!!! Current Tank Info: 120 Gal, 30 Gal Sump, Bubble Magus Curve 7, Kamoer 3 stage dosing system, AI Hydra x2. |
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07/01/2017, 05:43 AM
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That's the "scout's" way, always being prepared. Glad you were, a lesson, or reminder for us all.
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07/01/2017, 10:45 PM
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Shouldn't be a problem if you get out 10% every day for 3-4 days right? I feel like I have done that without issues.
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