Hanging in there!

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Been following. That sounded like a nightmare. Nothing like continuous stress to increase blood pressure! Did you have any casualties?

Almost surely will lose a montipora digitata frag and another montipora frag that looks like bubblegum with blue specks. I can replace those, but the fish and other coral appear to be ok! Clean up crew took an absolute beating though. Heavy casualties.

Lots of green algae on the rocks. What type of critters will knock that out quick?
 
What kind of algae? It's green, yes, but more specifically......? The pic of your tabk doesn't give the appearance of an issue (to these old eyes anyway.....
 
Been following. That sounded like a nightmare. Nothing like continuous stress to increase blood pressure! Did you have any casualties?

I don’t know what it’s called but it is visible in the pic on the white, purple, and red rocks in the pic below.
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7 days in the Texas summer heat, but we made it! Power back on. Gonna cool the tank slowly then change 20 of 75gal. Lots of cleanup and tank TLC over the next few days. but we survived.

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I feel your pain! I'm in AZ and the A/C quit yesterday. We hit 90+ in the house last night and this afternoon. Finally got it running again but the tanks were sitting at 84.6. House is finally coming down and the tanks are following suit.
 

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