I rented a forklift to get the beast off of the (borrowed) trailer, and will rent one again for install, but will need to start preparing the beer fund for help moving this the final 3 feet!
oh nooo, I didnt think about that...
Yeah, this sadly wasn't a joke... drained it today, sold the fish since I cannot house them safely during the rebuild. Also, on top of rebuilding Baby girl due in the middle of Sept.
So my thought process is to get as far into this project before the...
Some pics on the way out...
Ripping out the faux wall
Shout out to one of my favorites. Clarence... when I bought him his "core" was gumball sized with spines close to baseball size.
Now he is just shy of 12" with spines!
I will have to do a separate post for Frank-The-Tank (Zebra Turbo...
I raised the salinity for the last 9 months. This helped kill the remaining nems, but I only have 1 coral that made it through this (Leptastrea of all things...). I lowered back to normal to help move the fish.
I have to rehome all the live stock, not ideal but I cant break down this tank...
Holy wow… My wife and I just went through this entire thread and relived all of the highs and lows. What a journey we’ve been on:
from the highs of watching gigantic RBTAs dancing in the current, to the lows of scooping out masses of those same now-dead RBTAs, all because one stupid baby...
Having only had my three giant(18"+) RBTAs spawn... it was AWFUL
Looked like I replaced my water with milk!
Massive water changes, carbon, more water changes... I am sure if I were prepared for it, it wouldn't have been as bad, but I don't want to do that again.
After the fact and params...
I wish I would never have used 100% PVC for my plumbing. yes, it looks much better, but it is a PITA to clean years down the road.
Also, I messed up my manifold so all things co through the return pump twice.