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[Zooid]

hmmmmm

carpet anemone + seahorses = expensive meal
can't wait to see pics of it.
I need to get rid of a green bubble tip and a rose bubble tip before they kill my montiporas lol.

 

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[jonthefb]

Juan you got all of my corals!

In the paly pic, you have acid drops on the top, Magicians on the bottom, and the favia in the last pic is a frag of World Wide Corals' Nuclear Freeze Favia!

the tank is looking good man! it has come a long way!
Cheers~!
Jon

 

[dvenson]

the star polyps were on the rock that the GTBA was attached to when i traded for the tank they are very incognito. do you still have the acans and the frog spawn i traded you

 

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[dv3]

damn that sucks you have alot of nice stuff in there ...hows the corals?

 

[Wicked Color]

Suck Balls!

 

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[kwws]

hopefully it was on a protected circuit and didn't do any harm to the fish and corals

 

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[Wicked Color]

as long as there is a ground it shouldn't matter, right?

 

[kwws]

as long as there is a ground it shouldn't matter, right?

If the product has a three-prong grounding type plug,is a GFCI still necessary?
A GFCI is necessary even if the product has a third wire to ground it. A GFCI provides very sensitive protection to consumers against electric shock hazards. Under some conditions, a shock hazard could still exist even if a product has a grounding wire.

from this site http://www.ci.longmont.co.us/lpc/safety_edu/safety_qa.htm

 

[Mantid]

Also, a ground doesn't work in the case of an exposed wire (something eating through a powerhead cord under water). Im lucky to have a GFCI. I probably wouldn't be standing here today. Juan, you might be lucky the ballast fried before you got to it.

 

[Wicked Color]

I know a gfic is need to protect the circuit, and socket, but, in theory (barring unseen randomness), if it is grounded- it wont shock? It is in the name~ground fault indicator~ right?

 

[kwws]

I know a gfic is need to protect the circuit, and socket, but, in theory (barring unseen randomness), if it is grounded- it wont shock? It is in the name~ground fault indicator~ right?

ground fault circuit interrupter

not if you provide a better ground current will travel in the path of least resistance

 

[Wicked Color]

thats what I needed to know~it makes more sense to me now~thanks mike!!!
(whats the likelyhood anything will ground better than a 10 ft copper rod?)