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![]() If it makes you feel any better Lance (you know the saying 'misery loves company'?) this is my montipora setosa...or whats left of it
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Ouch! What happened?
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![]() It was a frogspawn attack
When the pumps get shut off the tentacles can travel a long, long way |
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Damn Euphyllias got both of our corals!
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![]() Grrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!
![]() I think the vibration of the pump has broken the glue seal around the flex hose where it fits into a true union. I closed the gate valves from the overflow and drained the return section of the sump to allow it to dry out overnight and will fix it tomorrow after work. Any suggestions on how to prevent this from happening again. Should I replace the flex with PVC? Will a glued PVC joint hold up to the vibration better than a glued flex to PVC joint? The pump is a Reeflo Barracuda and vibrates pretty good. Or maybe there is some sort of sealant that I can seal around the glue joint?
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![]() I use one of those plumbing boots they use when joining different material (ie: cast to abs etc.) Also helps to cut down on the noise from vibration, Petes has quite a selection in stock, if you need a hand give me a call.
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![]() Leak is fixed!
![]() Now if I can only find a way to fix SPS growth in this tank. It's very confusing. ![]()
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