This. Or a cheap kiddie pool and a bunch of foam mats (for heat and support) will also work. I pick up a few at the end of ever summer season when they're often on sale. If you don't mind Spongebob and the like, your wallet won't either.

:shocked!:

No doubt! Hopefully I'll never need that one but I'll knock on wood just in case.

Do they even make mops any more? LOL

THIS x 1 000 000!

For those slime wars that corals just randomly engage in.

Here is what is my "Just in Case" shelf and I aim for a week's worth of supply. I also am trying to QT fish/inverts and corals separately. I also write when I bought it on the container in sharpie or grease pencil.

- White Vinegar
- Baking soda
- Polyfilter
- Carbon & Bags / reactor
- Phosban
- Cupuramine and SEPARATE QT system (Go to town labelling things too)
- Prazipro (or something for internal parasites)
- Paraguard (for something for external parasites)
- Water conditioner (good for a pinch)
- Interceptor/Bayer Advanced Complete Insect Killer (Interceptor replacement for coral DIP ONLY)
- Coral RX, Revive, etc. (a secondary not Red Bugs targeted dip)
- Airstones, pump and hose - oxygenation has a huge benefit and its cheap to do.
- Kiddy pool, tarp, and foam play mats in case of tank breakage.
- Superglue (cyanoacrylate)
- Clean extra buckets
- Towels - you can never have too many extra
- Rubber gloves
- Empty eye dropper and syringes for dosing
- Extra powerbar