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![]() So I just wanted to send everyone a friendly reminder to always check your plumbing lines when your doing your weekly maintenance.
We had a leak from a pipe line bust on us last night away 12:00pm and if I would have been up to catch it i would have lost 30 or so gallons... What a mess it made ![]() Just a friendly reminder ![]() |
#2
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![]() Now that I cannot edit my post..
I meant to say, if I would have not been up to catch it, it would have left a large mess.. |
#3
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![]() That's a good PSA (Public Service Announcement). Although, I had to double check to be sure you were still talking about reefing..
I suppose it's a good idea to check, reefing or otherwise. |
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![]() haha My bad, I wrote it pretty quick and I suppose i should have taken my time, but it works for both!!
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![]() If a pipe suddenly burst or broke free how would weekly inspections prevent it? Also what kind of pipe were you using that would actually burst from an aquarium application?
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#6
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![]() By checking your plumbing and seals you can see if anything is coming lose or degrading. These things do happen you know.. haha
![]() Also it was from my pump to my chiller. It came undone.. the silicon didnt hold and the force of the pump blew it apart. |