Well this sucks, right before Macna...

[Pieces of the Ocean]

Sorry for your lost

What DC controller were you using?

Thanks. Waveline.

 

[Silkyslim]

Kenny I know you rebound from this bigger and better.

 

[kidzaac87]

That's defiantly not the best start to any day.
But what don't kill you makes you stronger.

 

[MikeyB]

Wow im so sorry, its never good to see anyone's system break down. Happy to see you were able to save some coral though.

 

[Mirya]

Truly heartbreaking to hear what happened. I hope what you were able to save makes a strong comeback.

 

[Daniel@R2R]

Dang, bro! So sorry to hear about this! :-(

 

[Mike S]

Oh man that is a shame. Sorry to hear this.

 

[ReefBum]

Kenny, very sorry to hear this. I am sure you will have a quick rebound.

 

[afamousjohnson]

Ah crud. Worst part of the hobby/industry. Than ya gotta keep a close eye for the next few weeks also as things show how they are really reacting to the stress. Feel your pain - my collection was downsized to a 1/4 of what it was at the beginning of the year due to failure issues.
Was digging the direction you were going with sticks. Hope to see you bounce back quickly.

To bad you weren't local or down the street - got a yellow tip you could just have to start your piece back.
Best of luck

 

[Pieces of the Ocean]

On day 4 most of the losses are apparent and final. I am especially grateful for the community of R2R for all the support, and offers of good will. I am lucky that not all is lost. I'll be a bit thin on sticks at Macna. I'll just have to make up for it in other areas. On the bright side I can do a little shopping now. Hope to see everyone at the show. Booth 1216 by the raffle area. =)

 

[ScottyMcReefer]

man, sorry to hear. Good lessons are typically expensive ones. Life goes on and so does the love for the hobby. Just come back stronger!

 

[pciscott]

Sorry for your losses, your coral and fish at Rap NY were awesome. With that said, I ask a question about fail safes? I have been to many operations that grow coral and wonder why when this is your business why do you not have an Apex on your SPS system with a water on the floor sensor, or at least a float switch. This may not be the time to bring up, but the amount of frags you guys have how do you not know a tank is empty on the floor?

You are not the first one who has had a loss and I just do not understand with all the technology available a bad DC pump can take money out of your pocket.

Sorry if this is not the right time and I am sorry for your losses and I will come buy a frag at Macna to help you guys out.

 

[nbagnardi]

On day 4 most of the losses are apparent and final. I am especially grateful for the community of R2R for all the support, and offers of good will. I am lucky that not all is lost. I'll be a bit thin on sticks at Macna. I'll just have to make up for it in other areas. On the bright side I can do a little shopping now. Hope to see everyone at the show. Booth 1216 by the raffle area. =)

thats whats up right there! find the good in the bad brother, see you at MACNA!!

 

[Pieces of the Ocean]

Sorry for your losses, your coral and fish at Rap NY were awesome. With that said, I ask a question about fail safes? I have been to many operations that grow coral and wonder why when this is your business why do you not have an Apex on your SPS system with a water on the floor sensor, or at least a float switch. This may not be the time to bring up, but the amount of frags you guys have how do you not know a tank is empty on the floor?

You are not the first one who has had a loss and I just do not understand with all the technology available a bad DC pump can take money out of your pocket.

Sorry if this is not the right time and I am sorry for your losses and I will come buy a frag at Macna to help you guys out.

We have an APEX on the SPS system, just not water detection. You're right. We already have them just need to be installed. Thanks and see you at Macna.