Reefers worry too much about.......

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In reefing, their is a lot of things we can stress/worry about. Prices of coral, dosing woes, getting shocked, maybe a fish biting us. Some of these concerns are legit concerns to have, while others might be exaggerated a little. Is there something reefers worry too much about?
 
+1 on worms, bristle worms, flatworms, parasitical worms, spaghetti worms crawling into my ears at night...

Also worrying about our fish liking us is up there too for me.
 
My constant #1 worry always is water on the floor. With 4 tanks in the living room, it can easily happen, and it has,
 
an earthquake

my hands in the tank are probably bad too... (plugged in)
 
My constant #1 worry always is water on the floor. With 4 tanks in the living room, it can easily happen, and it has,
This is a worry I have! Considering I have shorted out a power supply and caused a GFCI unit to trip before!
 
My RS s1000 going pop.
I am perfectly confident with my 54G Aqueon Corner tank from 2007 holding water.

Then flat worms. They have taken over my tank
 
Maintaining perfect parameters... A fine way to not enjoy the hobby.

I agree. Almost all things we measure are acceptable in a wider range than many people assume.
 
Reefers sometimes worry too much about trying to get the “perfect” light spectrum.
That's one that I have been concerned about in the past. I always felt like I was fiddling with my light, trying to get it perfect
 
BRS changing companies they deal with and not being able to get parts for the item you purchased from them . First it was BK then skims now kamoer. Sorry for the rant
 

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