Recovering from Bacterial Bloom- The Path forward

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About 10 days ago I had an outbreak of bacteria that killed off greater than 75% of my livestock. As a new reefer, I suspect this is the moment when many of us throw in the towel, I am going to try to go in a different direction and double down.

We will see if we run out of resources, patients or mistakes 1st
 
About 10 days ago I had an outbreak of bacteria that killed off greater than 75% of my livestock. As a new reefer, I suspect this is the moment when many of us throw in the towel, I am going to try to go in a different direction and double down.

We will see if we run out of resources, patients or mistakes 1st
You will never run out of mistakes! :p

Good luck on your recovery! :)
 

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