95% tank crash after move.. What's next?

[mikellini]

Almost forgot, very important to remove the sand bed and either wash VERY carefully or start with a new one...

[intarsiabox]

Look at it as an opportunity. You can change anything you didn't like about the last tank or try a biotope tank, predator tank, etc. Setting up new tanks has always been the most exciting part of the hobby for me. Good luck on the next one!

[bkelly]

thats too bad Andrew, i can relate after going through it twice, once its all cleaned up drop me a message id be happy to frag off a bunch of corals for you to rebuild.
Brent

[ashr]

Originally Posted by bkelly

thats too bad Andrew, i can relate after going through it twice, once its all cleaned up drop me a message id be happy to frag off a bunch of corals for you to rebuild.
Brent

Thanks for all the great comments all. I will rebuild it bigger and better this time.. It will be nice to try something new for sure.

Brent, how have you been? That would be very nice of you , so thank you i'll message you once my tank levels are all back to normal.

[nrosdal]

i got some stuff already fragged up and a few pieces that could lose a limb or 2 once you are back in safe zone as well. Just shoot me a text, come over and point at some things you want.

[ashr]

Originally Posted by nrosdal

i got some stuff already fragged up and a few pieces that could lose a limb or 2 once you are back in safe zone as well. Just shoot me a text, come over and point at some things you want.

Thanks man, appreciate it


I love our reefing community!

[Cujo#31]

It always kills me when i hear of someone who experiences total wipe-out. Real sorry to hear. When all else fails, re-load!!! Perfect opportunity to go bigger now if u have the space. I had every intention of running full-on FOWLR in my big display but the reefer in me took over. The tank has a very large variety, predominantly softies and some mish-mash throw-in SPS and LPS. I still have my more "tasy" corals in a seperate tank which will slowly morph into SPS dominant. I guess IMHO, once a reefer akways a reefer. But look at the setback as an opportunity to try something new. Good luck.

[NIVLEM09]

Originally Posted by Cujo#31

It always kills me when i hear of someone who experiences total wipe-out. Real sorry to hear. When all else fails, re-load!!! Perfect opportunity to go bigger now if u have the space. I had every intention of running full-on FOWLR in my big display but the reefer in me took over. The tank has a very large variety, predominantly softies and some mish-mash throw-in SPS and LPS. I still have my more "tasy" corals in a seperate tank which will slowly morph into SPS dominant. I guess IMHO, once a reefer akways a reefer. But look at the setback as an opportunity to try something new. Good luck.

Here's what happened to my tank while I was on vacation.total wipe out!!!i couldn't save anything