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It's tough when you loose colonies but it's not as bad if you were able to snip an insurance frag before they kicked the bucket.
Below are a few insurance frags (some grown from 1/8" nubs & nursed along for what seems like forever) that are starting to make a nice come back that will be heading to the reef in the near future. My long lost - Ultimate Prostrata Tri-color Mille Purple Polyp from Fiji Sunset Blue Polyp Mille Blue tip Green Slimer Purple Passion digitata
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Some of my 'Coral Master' favorites there.
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Only as every time I look at Greg's photos of his old and new to be system makes me want to switch to full SPS ...And now I could say there is a decent chunk of me in his new setup....(fijireefrock.com)
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It's been a while for some of these.
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The master is at work again.... can't hardly wait to see your new creation! I still remember sitting infront of the monitor and drooling over your totm on rc few years back. You are an amazing reefer, thanks for sharing it with us.
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What's going to run this beauty behind the scenes for equipment?
So now with a fresh start do you think you'll change anything in the way of maintenance or routine?
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Since I did my main build on RC last time I figured I would do it Canreef this time.
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I will update things as they come up.
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Thank goodness for grounding probes
Had a close call on Sunday when doing a water change in my prop tanks. When I put my hand straight into the water there was no issue but if I just lightly touched the surface I would get zapped with a pretty strong shock that actually hurt. I thought it was wierd and knew I must have a stray current issue but couldn't pin point it. A short time later my overflow alarm starting to beep so I went to investigate and noticed everything plugged into one of the power bars had no power so I unplugged it all and rigged up some power to get things going again. When I plugged the heater in it started to spark and there were literally flames in the sump water so I quickly unplugged it and saw the glass housing of the heater had broken in two and the element was electrifying the water. I then realized where the stray current had come from earlier - and with an obviously cracked heater glass I was very fortunate to not get electricuted so I believe the grounding probe did it's job. Neither me, the fish or corals in the tank suffered any damage so I feel blessed - I think it could have been ugly if I didn't have the grounding probe hooked into the system. They are definately worth the few bucks I spent on them!!
Lesson learned - don't use an old glass heater as a permanent solution because when - not if they eventually go it could get dangerous. I will post a picture of the heater when I can but I am out of town this week and since the pix are still in my camera at home it will have to wait.
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