Article on Marine Tank disasters

[sen5241b]

I wrote this article a few months back. Hope it helps people -especially noobs. The article is based on some of the things I learned thru WAMAS.

 

Marine Tank Disasters

[Coral Hind]

Very informative! Thanks for sharing and hopefully someone can learn from other's misfortunes.

[Jan]

Very well done. it's to the point, easy to read, very informative. Great for beginner as well as seasoned hobbiest. Kudos to you.

 

I wrote this article a few months back. Hope it helps people -especially noobs. The article is based on some of the things I learned thru WAMAS.

 

Marine Tank Disasters

[Chad]

Very nicely laid out and thorough!

Well done!

[davelin315]

Nice! Is that now the property of Living Reefs? Any chance we can post that one on here, too? Education page possibly?

[mogurnda]

Very nice, very useful. The only thing I would emphasize more is redundancy, both in the electrical system (e.g., not having everything on the same GFCI), and plumbing (e.g., more than one source of circulation). Oh, not to mention NEVER, NEVER, NEVER make major changes before leaving town.

 

Good job.

[lanman]

Excellent job - you put a lot of hours and work into that!

 

bob

[sen5241b]

I wrote the article and I think Living Reefs would be happy to disseminate the information. A lot of what went into the article came from WAMAS anyways! Maybe its time for a version 2 of this article.

Edited March 7, 2010 by sen5241b

[Coral Hind]

That is some great material that could be broken out into smaller sections for the newsletter editions.

[hbh]

Great thought on the newsletter. It could be version 2 in portions.

[treesprite]

great job!

[Novi]

Excellent article!

[cmill5k]

great article very informative.