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07-27-2010, 03:18 PM
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Great to hear things are rebounding Lance!!
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07-27-2010, 05:38 PM
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Nice work, I don't think it was luck that saved your tank, you were pretty determined!!
Now, someone mentioned a GFCI outlet. I am no electrician, and am not even sure I know the acronym... ground fault circuit interuptor? Would this thing have prevented your catastrophe? Did you have one already, or are you going to install one now?
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07-27-2010, 10:54 PM
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Anything that is in or near the water is on GFCI, except for the fan.  It is plugged into a controller that is not on a GFCI. I've used this fan for years to keep the sump cool in the summer. The new fan and controller are now plugged into a GFCI. 
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12-03-2010, 02:44 AM
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As some of you may remember I had a partial crash of my 90g due to an incident with a fan. It's now been 6 months since the crash. I lost a few of my larger colonies but the tank is starting to fill in again. Here's a few pics:
   My cap was totally bleached out but has come back nicely.  I thought this clam was a goner. Closed up tight for days.  The Fiji Yellow and Fox Coral were in bad shape for a while but they too have rebounded.  
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