Bellevue High School 412

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Hi guys, I am playing around with some of the r2r site features to learn how to navigate here and then let my students take over showing what we are up to. If this works like I think it should you are looking at a last light scene in our 412g peninsula style tank.
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that worked pretty well, sadly much of the corals that were thriving in this pic were very badly damaged or lost when an outlet popped and we lost all circulation but not the lighting. The display temp spiked and the O2 level dropped off the deep end. We lost 15 fish and most corals. Luckily, we saved the great clam and four of the tangs.

Thankfully we are slowly but steadily replacing and rebuilding. Our local clubs have stepped up and donated salt, some coral frags, and the Central Ohio Reef Aquarists (CORA) donated a brand new Neptune controller.
 
Wow, sorry to hear about the losses, but glad to hear you were able to save some of the fish and that clam! Kudos to CORA for the Neptune controller donation and we're looking forward to following the tank's progress. :bigsmile:
 
Welcome and I think it's awesome you have a tank like this in school!
 
Thank you sir. Tons of hard work from the kids and loads of generous support for folks
 

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