Bad things can happen to anybody

[digital-audiophile]

I've always liked his tank. That sucks to lose as much as he did. Too bad he hasn't posted any pictures I guess when you look at what you have just lost you are not in too much of a hurry to photograph it.

[justinl]

I can't blame him for not posting pics of the skeletons. That tank was a large part of his time, money, and, im sure his, heart. I know Id be too crushed by the loss to even think about taking pics.

[Matt]

I was tempted to add my condolences to the list, but he's got the support he needs. I remember how crushed I was when my ineptitude broke my tank, and killed a bunch of corals, and cost a bunch of money. I can't imagine how he must have felt.

It will be interesting to see what emerges from the ashes. I, for one, don't want to see those acro skeletons.

[Beverly]

What staggering loss! I loved his tank. I sure feel for the guy

[Delphinus]

Wow, terrible.. Poor guy.

[untamed]

...you know..I read that story on RC and didn't even clue into who's tank it was. His tank is clearly the inspiration for my own effort.

Lessons I just learned #1: This hobby is very much about established routines. Anytime you undertake to do something different, there's risk. Lessons I just learned #2: Watch for effects if you've had to do something different.

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

Dang. That was the most beautiful tank I've ever seen too. Hard to believe all those beautiful corals & such are gone due to a water change.

Anthony

[Der_Iron_Chef]

My GOD! Humbling...if someone like him can (and does...and will?) experience such a disaster.