Big Jon's nano upgrade

This is how my tank is looking the day after correcting the catastrophe. It is looking like I got lucky and didn't hurt anything. I really should have had losses with no water movement from the sump.
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Haven't posted an update lately, well, because I haven't been completely happy with the reef. Seems to be a never-ending cycle of dinos, cyano, and GHA. I did however switch to a pair of new PrimeHD's and will soon be adding a pair of t5 bulbs. The Primes look so much better than the OR and Aquaknight lights. I also just won a baby Jawbreaker and a Neptune Bounce mushroom from my local reef clubs holiday giveaway. (916 Reef club rocks!)
I did a full detail of the tank and equipment and it is looking pretty danged good to me.
 

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