Week 50: BRS160 disaster averted! Fixing catastrophes in the reef tank | 52 Weeks of Reefing #BRS160

http://brs.li/BRS160_Week50 It's Week 50 of 52 Weeks of Reefing, and this week we are calling an audible and putting off fish diseases until next week, and covering tank disasters this week. Why you might ask? Well we narrowly avoided a major disaster with the BRS160 and figured this was the perfect time to talk tank catastrophes. In this week's poll we are asking, "What was the first tank disaster you had to deal with?" If you have any questions or comments let us know in the comments area below. *Legal Stuff* The purpose and content of this video is to provide general information regarding the products and their applications as presented in the video. Aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents disclaim all express or implied warranties, in any way, related to the products and their application as presented in this video, make no representation or warranty regarding the products and the application as presented in this video and shall not be liable for any direct or indirect losses or damages of any type, including but not limited to punitive damages, or from personal injury or death resulting from or in any manner related to the video, and the products in and contents of the video. The viewer expressly agrees that aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents shall not be liable for any damages or losses related to the products in and content of the video and hereby agrees to hold the foregoing harmless from any such losses or damages.

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http://brs.li/BRS160_Week50 It's Week 50 of 52 Weeks of Reefing, and this week we are calling an audible and putting off fish diseases until next week, and covering tank disasters this week. Why you might ask? Well we narrowly avoided a major disaster with the BRS160 and figured this was the perfect time to talk tank catastrophes. In this week's poll we are asking, "What was the first tank disaster you had to deal with?" If you have any questions or comments let us know in the comments area below. *Legal Stuff* The purpose and content of this video is to provide general information regarding the products and their applications as presented in the video. Aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents disclaim all express or implied warranties, in any way, related to the products and their application as presented in this video, make no representation or warranty regarding the products and the application as presented in this video and shall not be liable for any direct or indirect losses or damages of any type, including but not limited to punitive damages, or from personal injury or death resulting from or in any manner related to the video, and the products in and contents of the video. The viewer expressly agrees that aquatic sales solutions, inc. And its officers, directors, employees and agents shall not be liable for any damages or losses related to the products in and content of the video and hereby agrees to hold the foregoing harmless from any such losses or damages.

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for Week 50: BRS160 disaster averted! Fixing catastrophes in the reef tank | 52 Weeks of Reefing #BRS160

bigbowlowrong
bigbowlowrong - 6 years ago
Lesson learned: reef tank or kids. Pick one.
michael nava
michael nava - 6 years ago
Great now im paranoid my tank is going to explode.
Robert Bernard
Robert Bernard - 6 years ago
A late Congratulations on your son! This video has been highly awakening for me. I have had a very successful reef tank for 15 yrs now and up until recently, free of coral eating pests. I am very frustrated at the lack of knowledge and help from my local reef store. Not having problems before with nudi’s or any other types of pests except aphasia I dont even know what to look for that may be the problem Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Jordan Burns
Jordan Burns - 6 years ago
My power went out for almost 3 days in a snow storm. Temperature dropped and had to set up a temporary tank at my girlfriends house 10 mins away. I was successful saving my 2 clowns and watchman goby and also my brothers 2 clownfish. Sadly i could only focus on so many fish at once and had to leave 2 freshwater fish at home in the cold and they passed away. I need to find a solution to running a heater during a power outage. Also had a bearded dragon in a shoebox with hand warmers because his heat lamp stopped working when the power went out. Not a fun time!
Metalman
Metalman - 6 years ago
So today I did a 50% water change and well, realised after I almost finished filling it back up that I was using RO water not salt water. I quickly emptied 70% of water and lucky I had some extra salt water... So yeah, label your buckets lol
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 6 years ago
YikeS!!
SC Nason
SC Nason - 6 years ago
Love these vids! Watch em all the time during lunch!!
Robert Collings
Robert Collings - 6 years ago
As always BRS comes up with sound advice on prevention of heartbreaking disasters..I'm moving towards full automation of my tanks keeping on hand everything you mentioned.
This worst tank disaster I faced was the 6.3 North Ridge,Ca. Earthquake my 60 gallon fresh water tank was thrown from its stand along with everything else in the house,making a terrifying situation even more so..broken glass,all that water and sand plus the fish I couldn't save...it wasn't until i moved out of California that I got back into keeping aquariums in my home.
Marlon's C
Marlon's C - 7 years ago
What are the fish at 2:53 the pair
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
If you're looking at the two near the sandbed, those are Twin Spot Gobies. :-)
Cory Jacob
Cory Jacob - 7 years ago
I had a couple of people fumigate my house a couple of months ago, and I didn't realize what it might do to my tank, and the fumigation completely wiped out my tank

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The Fish Guy
The Fish Guy - 7 years ago
I have had 3 disasters, the first was i broke my sump trying to remove a skimmer so i had to drain my tank and put everything into a 29, the 2nd was when i wanted to put a sump on that 29 so i drained it half way and started drilling and it turns out that the tank was tempered, the 3rd time was when my heater in my frag tank failed and roasted over $200 in corals
kyle studzinski
kyle studzinski - 7 years ago
Tank got a bit cloudy, and my dad was tank sitting. He thought since chlorine helped clear up the pool it would help clear up the tank......worst disaster ever. I try not to let reef "strangers" house sit anymore.
Metalman
Metalman - 6 years ago
Damn. Anyone that watches my tank needs a degree in marine biology! Or at least watched a few hours of BRS videos :)
kyle studzinski
kyle studzinski - 7 years ago
unfortunately not able to on that one. It was pretty early in the tanks life, so not too much was lost.
Tommy Hodges
Tommy Hodges - 7 years ago
Heater failed on me 10 yrs ago. Lost everything in my African Cichild tank with Wild Caught breeding colony. I've been running heater free ever since then on both my Reef tank and Fresh Water tanks.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Oh no!
Expert Aquatic
Expert Aquatic - 7 years ago
Congratulations with your son
Expert Aquatic
Expert Aquatic - 7 years ago
No problem
magicstix0r
magicstix0r - 7 years ago
That picture of a 500 gallon blowing out is why I'm terrified of glass tanks...
sean christian
sean christian - 7 years ago
Love your channel. I have freshwater tanks, 20,55,75,150, planted etc. I've always wanted to get into reefing. hmm.....
Metalman
Metalman - 6 years ago
Reef tanks = knowledge, (lots of knowledge) money and time. And a spouse that approves lol
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
How can we get you over to the salty side... ?!? :-P
Valentine
Valentine - 7 years ago
I was electrocuted by a faulty wavemaker I had been in the sump the day before no prob then the next day as soon as my hand touched the water it was obvious something was wrong so I isolated each piece of equipment one by one until the problem was found as it turns out the wavemaker was the last thing I isolated so I was shocked multiple times but it had no effect on the fish or corals just wasn't pleasant for me
Xavier Frisbey
Xavier Frisbey - 7 years ago
I don't think I've ever had to deal with any of this. The biggest panic I had was when I thought my seahorse was about to give birth and all the babies were going to be sucked into the sump and die. But then I learned that seahorses will often puff themselves up to be more attractive to their mate or to show off.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Thankfully you haven't had an issue! Hopefully you came up with a way to harvest the babies, if you get some. :-)
1royalwolf
1royalwolf - 7 years ago
Had a brand new 6x3x3 foot tank crack the whole way along the base the first night I filled it up. Let's just say getting woken up at 2am to the sound of 1000litres of saltwater running through your house is not ideal. Fortunately there was only water in the tank as I had filled it to do a leak test so no gravel rock or livestock lost but the carpet in three rooms was destroyed.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 7 years ago
Oh man, that sounds awful. Sorry to hear it.
ImmortalMark
ImmortalMark - 8 years ago
Should liquid and live foods fall under the “quarantine all wet items going into the tank” umbrella?  That is to say, how likely is it to find ich parasites (for example) in a bottle of live, commercially distributed “pods”?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Great question! Personally I wouldn't worry too much, but this is something to consider for those that are going to the extreme to prevent ich.

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Juan Bolanos
Juan Bolanos - 8 years ago
That's. Good tips. I'm new to saltwater tanks. Just past one month with my fish. And your channel has help me A LOT!!!! thank you !!! Sadly to say most Petco and pet-smart don't know a lot to really help me. I been to 5 stores around my area. And get some tips. But for the most part this channel and other YouTube channels have help me the most.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Awesome, happy to hear we could help Juan!
Martin Visagie
Martin Visagie - 8 years ago
Since this was the disaster upload :-)

What is your input on grounding probes? Some say there will always be some volts in your tank & others say there shouldn't be?

Then some say dnt ground your system as it can cause electrolysis & poison your fish without you know the reason till its toooo late?

Do you guys have a volt reading in your tank currently. I CANT FIND A DEFINITE answer & i do trust you guys for some reason :-)

EDIT: Sry if someone did already ask this Q.

Thanks guys...
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
It really depends. I would try unplugging equipment to nail down the source and replace it.
Martin Visagie
Martin Visagie - 8 years ago
Is there an acceptable amount of voltage for a tank? I measured 48v in my 100l (30gal) system..
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
That's a really good question Martin. In our opinion, we prefer not to use them, simply because we feel that a small amount of stray voltage is better than actual current running through the tank. Instead, I would recommend installing GFCI outlets on two separate circuits. That way if there is a fault, the outlet will switch off protecting not only your tank, but you and your home as well.
Isotanium
Isotanium - 8 years ago
I used the wrong sponge in my tank and all the corals and my anemone were pissed for a week.
Isotanium
Isotanium - 8 years ago
Scotch Bright from Costco.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
What type of sponge did you use?
Michael Pennett
Michael Pennett - 8 years ago
Late teens, was on vacation out of the country for 2 weeks with family. My brother was watching the house and he had a party and a drunk guest bounced off my reef tank and it shattered. luckily I had 6 rescue/holding tanks nearby so they salvaged the fish and some coral. He didn't tell us till we got home.
Robert Roath
Robert Roath - 8 years ago
flatworms thousands and thousands of flatworms and red slime to
Chris Czechowicz
Chris Czechowicz - 8 years ago
I had a tank leak a while back, that was a crazy night >.> but everything survived! I used the tub method I had corals in 1 tub fish in another and rocks in the third tub
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
That doesn't sound like fun!
MidEnginedFan
MidEnginedFan - 8 years ago
Sounds like you had a "perfect storm", glad you were able to recover and congrats on the baby boy! As for spam, I've been using pobox.com since 1996 and it does a fantastic job, I highly recommend it. Plus you have one email address for life since you can use it as an email forwarder (I use the cheap, basic package). Zero complaints from me, obviously!
Randy Hoge
Randy Hoge - 8 years ago
Hey Ryan , Welcome back....was wondering if you could give a total amount invested on this tank and all that makes it work??
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
It's tough to say for sure since a lot of the stuff that we added to the tank has been removed or replaced with other equipment in later episodes, not to mention the various pieces like the tank, stand, canopy, and sump that were graciously donated by Reef Savvy, Benners Woodworking, and Synergy Reef. Plus the corals that were donated by World Wide Corals, Battle Corals, Austin Aquafarms, and Unique Corals.
PearlofRocketland
PearlofRocketland - 8 years ago
Welcome back!
Spencer Chandler
Spencer Chandler - 8 years ago
Seal blew out on my 90g in wall reef tank. What a long couple days. Ended up moving everything to a stock tank in my basement plumbed into my sump. Took months to rebuild everything. I wish it upon no one.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh man, that doesn't sound fun :(

30. comment for Week 50: BRS160 disaster averted! Fixing catastrophes in the reef tank | 52 Weeks of Reefing #BRS160

fishwrangler97
fishwrangler97 - 8 years ago
Red slime in my 75 reef and 80+ degree water for over a week are probably the worst I've had. I fixed the hot water by using an 18" pedestal fan to blow air over the tank/under the lights. 6 t5HO lights heat up fast...
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Nice! Fans are amazing when it comes to cooling tanks.
UnratedRetribution
UnratedRetribution - 8 years ago
I just got done watching all 50 episodes in a week.. Thanks BulkReefSupplyCom for making such great content and taking a week of my life from me.=)
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Thanks, glad you liked the series!
Blake Graumann
Blake Graumann - 8 years ago
Velvet that is all (hate velvet we have a bad relationship)
Thomas Stolberg
Thomas Stolberg - 8 years ago
What are the two fish in the bottom right at 2:5?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
The white fish at precisely 2:54 are a pair of Twin Spot Gobies. Pretty difficult fish to keep happy, but we've figured out a feeding method that is pretty good at keeping them fat and happy.
Blake Graumann
Blake Graumann - 8 years ago
Kyle Riedel
Kyle Riedel - 8 years ago
Living in Florida and with tropical storm 9 on the way this weekend I wish I had of picked up my generator before now.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Bummer, maybe Amazon has one?
Shanes Aquarium
Shanes Aquarium - 8 years ago
Slappy White
Slappy White - 8 years ago
Good video !
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
matt guess
matt guess - 8 years ago
I've noticed you guys haven't brought up stray voltage and grounding probes/GFCI outlets.
A good video about stray voltage would be great, I think.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Good call, there is a lot of debate about stray voltage, but GFCI is something that I am pretty passionate about. All of the tanks in the office are on dedicated GFCI circuits at the breaker.
dangappa
dangappa - 8 years ago
I had a water bridge fail between two tanks and a pump moving water from one to the other emptied about 10 gallons onto the floor.
Martin Visagie
Martin Visagie - 8 years ago
Urggggg, only 2 weeks left :(
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
It's gone by quick!
Dee From Brooklyn
Dee From Brooklyn - 8 years ago
Ryan, That is So Funny cause i just did the same thing and hadn't updated my notification on the controller..lol. I don't feel so bad now.. luckily i hadn't filed the dosing container so it auto shut off when empty
Rod Azarmi
Rod Azarmi - 8 years ago
Happens to everyone. Thanks for sharing. On a side note. Gmail for work can fix your spam problems. No need to change email.
Sophie Binyaminov
Sophie Binyaminov - 8 years ago
do you think one kessil a360 is good enough for the innovative marine 40 gallon nuvo nano ? or maybe two a160s?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Yup! Both of those options would be good choices :)
Gregg Swartz
Gregg Swartz - 8 years ago
300 gallon tank cracked and 2 1/2 years before that the seal seeped, i am well rounded to tank failures. i don's do glass tanks anymore only over built acrylic tanks now
Christopher Sanchez
Christopher Sanchez - 8 years ago
Great video again and welcome back. My only comment on this one regards the use of vinegar to offset alkalinity. You could be adding a large carbon source and depending how much you need, carefully handling diluted muriatic acid might be the better choice for the tank.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
That is a good thing to keep track of Christopher :)
Tristan Lambert
Tristan Lambert - 8 years ago
Hi Could you not use the Apex to control The BRS Dosing pumps?

I Just ordered the Vertex Cerebral and want to order the BRS dosing pumps to be controlled by it. I'm now starting to worry that is not possible to do now...

Please can you let me know if I could use the cerebral to control the BRS dosers with a probe monitor.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Unfortunately I don't. I would be pretty surprised if they let you bring a couple jugs of white powder on board though. It might not hurt to contact your airline.
Tristan Lambert
Tristan Lambert - 8 years ago
also do you know if there are any customs restrictions on taking 2 part on a plane from the US to the UK?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
You absolutely can. Our dosers pump 1.1ml per minute, so the easiest way to set them up is on a timer program on the controller. Run the outlet/pump on for 10 minutes. and you'll dose 11ml for example :)
LXXero
LXXero - 8 years ago
i should get my one friend to post, the bottom just blew out on his 75g cichlid tank about a week or two ago, and he actually caught it on video as he was doing a youtube live stream of his tank. absolutely crazy.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh man! That's terrible.
kurt grant
kurt grant - 8 years ago
Lol ryan your very late bro it happend to me already had a doser pump put 5 gal of kalk in my tank
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh man! Did you use vinegar to drop the pH?
Chad Stambaugh
Chad Stambaugh - 8 years ago
Heard the glass "pop" on my 155g bow front. Went to see what the sound was and noticed the black trim around the top was cracked in all corners and the seal on the front glass had water inside of it. This was a week before we went on vacation.....
Buddy had a 100g horse trough that I ran and got, drained water into it along with all my water change bins. Ran the reef inside the horse trough until I got the new tank setup that I found on craigslist that night. The tank wasnt ideal since it wasnt drilled and very dirty, but with my timing I had no choice. Had to drill it and spent hours cleaning it that night. Everything started around 2pm, had the old tank in the garage and the new tank in it's place waiting to be plumbed before I went to sleep that night. Huge disaster averted. I'm just glad it happened while I was home and not while we were on vacation.
Tank was up and running 3 days before we had to leave. Luckily everything ran perfectly those 3 days so I wasnt too worried about stupid stuff while we were gone.
The good that came out of it was the tank stand and canopy are furniture grade so the wife loves it. I also drilled and plumbed for a basement sump since I had the old tank out of the way and had the opportunity to.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh wow! Disaster averted! Good catch.
John Zei
John Zei - 8 years ago
My second to worst disaster was when my DOS pumped everything from the DDR into the tank. Fortunately the DDR doesn't hold that much and I didn't have much left in it. The logs from the DOS really helped me figure out exactly what went wrong and helped Neptune diagnose the issue, which was a circuit board inside the DOS got moist. Keep that DOS dry! First worst was a 12 hour power outage. What was bad is that I used my computer's UPS to keep the tank going on life support instead of my basement sump. The dual marine batteries on that sump drained and the basement flooded. Now I have a whole home Generac. Well worth the investment in my opinion. I never have to worry about power when I'm away from the house.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Generac are amazing! We'll keep our eyes open for the DOS. We have it mounted on a board so I'm not super worried, but it's a good point to keep in mind :)

50. comment for Week 50: BRS160 disaster averted! Fixing catastrophes in the reef tank | 52 Weeks of Reefing #BRS160

ricardo berrios
ricardo berrios - 8 years ago
10g tank broke at the front and my juvenile trigger was left in about and 1-1/2" of water and i found my snowflake eel two bed rooms down the hall. thankfully i had 2 other tanks at the house so i was able to safe everything else But The Tank.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Happy to hear everything was saved :)
victor charlap
victor charlap - 8 years ago
Unrelated to this episode, I was wondering if there is a limit as to the number of fish, corals rock and other living creatures one can put in their tanks? Or is even is there a limit? I have a 55gal tank and currently have 35lbs of live rock, 5 fish, a carpet anemone, a frag of star polyps, a fire shrimp, emerald crab, and 5 snails. Can or should I add another fish? How many corals can I add?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
When it comes to corals, you want to leave enough space between them so that they don't sting each other. It will vary on the coral and the tank. When it comes to fish, there is a point where they might not be comfortable, or your tank, maintenance habits, and biological filter can't keep up with the waste they produce. I would take a look at your nitrate levels and make a call from there. Keep in mind the fishes adult size as well.
GC8 Josh
GC8 Josh - 8 years ago
as long as all the corals seem happy and healthy and there is no agression twords ome another you should be ok. people have tanks that are absolutely loaded with corals. I'd just take your time adding corals tho. I would add a few at a time just so everyone can adjust to the new tank inhabitants and you can get good readings on how much calcium alkalinity and magnesium is being consumed by your new corals
Brandon Meade
Brandon Meade - 8 years ago
they nice never seen them before
Tom Clark
Tom Clark - 8 years ago
Hey Ryan, Is there some way you could do an if, then, else, flowchart to help everyone of us that doesnt have the long term experience of problem solving from a chemical standpoint in our reef tanks? This would be very helpful in an emergency situation, or is there someplace you could direct us to for that information? I know you have covered all of those things in this episode, but it would be helpful to have a hard copy on hand.
Thanks for the great info in the 52 week series, it has been fantastic, keep up the great work cant wait until your able to ship to the Philippines. I will order all my equipment from BRS.

Tom
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Good idea Tom! That's a possibility in the future!
mar mustang
mar mustang - 8 years ago
Vodka dosing works but I no longer dose, 2 accidents both completely my fault. I was lucky to catch it in time both times. Its so easy to get distracted, at least for me.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Bummer, that second time is pretty dang similar to our issue with the 160 in this episode.
mar mustang
mar mustang - 8 years ago
A bit embarrassing. The first time overdosed from the start , did not follow directions properly. I corrected dose no ill effects, nitrates did drop significantly . Second time I was testing my dosing pump for what should have been 15 seconds to make sure it was dosing the correct amount. I pulled out container from under dosing hose to measure got distracted and did not shut pump off. Later I noticed pump was still on did a 50% water change but this time had cloudy tank for a bit, bacterial bloom. After that figured maybe vodka dosing was not for me.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
What exactly happened...just out of curiosity :)
William Schiek
William Schiek - 8 years ago
My anemone exploded and killed everything in my tank
Kruggie
Kruggie - 8 years ago
My new tank had a huge bacteria bloom. Killed my 2 clown fish!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Really heavy blooms can deprive a tank of oxygen, that's too bad!
Kelly Bullock
Kelly Bullock - 8 years ago
Trip of breaker a little magic smoke and a minor shock or 2
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
:P Glad you're ok!
sharkman121
sharkman121 - 8 years ago
What water changer is that you used in the video?
sharkman121
sharkman121 - 8 years ago
thanks
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Jim Whyte
Jim Whyte - 8 years ago
Oh damn Ryan! That's the same exact thing I did a month ago except I left the calcium going. I left it running for approx 8 hours and the calcium was higher than balls on a giraffe. I added some alkalinity component to equalize the imbalance and BOOM!! precipitate storm. I did a couple big water changes and everything works out in the end.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Nice, quick thinking!
Sean Spoor
Sean Spoor - 8 years ago
heater failed in the on position while I was camping. came home to a tank that was a 101. everything died except a joke tang and clown. the clown was actually jumping out of the water to cool off.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Good advice Patrick!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Well, that's no fun.
Patrick Testerman
Patrick Testerman - 8 years ago
Ouch! Heater failures are all to common - most manufacturers use fairly cheap bimetal thermostats that tend to fail on the on position. A couple tips to prevent/limit the damage: Use 2 smaller heaters instead of a single big one. That way if only one fails it will raise the temp slower and it likely won't get as high. Also a controller like a ranco temp controller, or a full aquarium controller like an Apex is a great safety net. They are much better constructed and more reliable than the heater thermostats. Set the heater thermostats a couple degrees higher than the controller, so they serve as a backup to turn off the heaters just in case the controller should fail.
Sean Spoor
Sean Spoor - 8 years ago
kole tang
gord oland
gord oland - 8 years ago
I had part of a old light fixture's protective cladding fall into tank causing all the tank to get dirtied and cloudy. I manually fished out all the parts and did massive water changes over a period of a week. This cleaned the tank out with no significant damage except for some angry fish. :)
Adam Golden
Adam Golden - 8 years ago
Close call averted!
Question: Will a dip in Bayer Insect Killer kill vermetid snails?
Adam Golden
Adam Golden - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Alright, it's annoying that dips don't affect them!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Manual removal is the best method we have come up with.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
It's tough to say for sure, they have an operculum or trap door on the end of their tubes that allows them to remain pretty unaffected by most dips.
Dennis Richards
Dennis Richards - 8 years ago
When you find something that gets rid of them, let us know :)
Adam Golden
Adam Golden - 8 years ago
+Dos Maiz Damn, I need to figure out what will kill them then.
Dos Maiz
Dos Maiz - 8 years ago
It didn't kill the ones on my frags. so, nope.
Nicholas Caswell
Nicholas Caswell - 8 years ago
Made an adjustment on my HOB Skimmer and then left shortly after that. Get a call from my wife when she got home saying the skimmer cup is overflowing fast and the power strip that sits under the tank was sparking and everything is off. Cant believe it didn't start a fire. Ironically this was less than a week ago.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh well, live and learn :)
Nicholas Caswell
Nicholas Caswell - 8 years ago
I did not....
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh man! Did you have the power bar hooked up to a GFCI outlet?
Jonathan Porras
Jonathan Porras - 8 years ago
i dropped PVC primer in my tank. Within a day, everything was dead.
Jonathan Porras
Jonathan Porras - 8 years ago
Yes i did. But i wasnt able to get it all out. I had to break my tank down and now its been up for 3 months
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Ugh, bummer. Did you have the chance to do a few rapid fire water changes?
Ivan Santos
Ivan Santos - 8 years ago
Do you guys have a video on how to upgrade your reef tank to a larger one? If not, a video on this topic would be awesome. Maybe that video could follow the end of the 52 weeks series. Something like "So you finished watching our 52 weeks of reefing series and want to upgrade your tank. Here's what you should know." Keep up the good work.
W Bowman
W Bowman - 6 years ago
Cerebra has HORRIBLE reviews. Stick with what works best over time...APEX.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
To get a good head start on things, I would recommend starting to cure some rock in a separate container. That way when you are ready to make the transfer, the rock is already cured for you and ready to go.
Ivan Santos
Ivan Santos - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom It's a bummer you had to install the Apex on the 160. I really wanted to see you guys implement the cerebra in the tank to learn what its full capabilities are. But then again, keeping the 160 safe, comes first.
Ivan Santos
Ivan Santos - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom My questions on this process are: should I use the water from my current tank for the new tank (I know I will need to produce a lot more new saltwater to fill up the tank)? can I immediately transfer my livestock to the new tank after setting it up? do I have to cycle the tank before I transfer my livestock? (this could be an issue as I want to set up the new tank in the same spot where my current tank sits and cycling would mean moving my current tank to another spot without tearing it down while I wait for the new tank to cycle and operating two tanks for a month) I want to go with the safest and most recommended alternatives as I want to do the process right (even if it means more work at the beginning) to prevent problems later and related stress. I have learned so much from your channel. It's what has made me want to upgrade to implement a lot of the things I learned in your videos with a new tank (I've implemented what I can in the current tank).
Ivan Santos
Ivan Santos - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Excellent! I currently have a 36 gallon without a sump but I'm thinking of upgrading to a 120 with a sump, new rock and sand. I used wet live rock to start my 36 gallon but it came with hitchikers, such as small brittle stars and vermetid snails, that I don't want to introduce to the upgraded tank, so I won't be transferring that live rock to the new tank.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Good call! That is exactly what we have planned for the last episode :)
Seth B
Seth B - 8 years ago
Do u guys carry a tank like this and this size ? Rimless 160-180 gallon?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Nothing like this one unfortunately - you'll likely have to go custom for something this size. The closest size we carry would be the Red Sea Reefer XL 525, or if you don't mind rimmed tanks the Red Sea Max S 650:

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/reefer-xl-525-complete-system-108-gal-red-sea.html

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/max-s-650-led-complete-reef-system-red-sea.html
Jacob Smith
Jacob Smith - 8 years ago
I am moving and feel like this is my current disaster. I am running zeovit and would love any advice you could give me. also if there is a zeovit product that would help fortify my corals for the stress of the move as well as help them recover from any damage that maybe incurred
Jacob Smith
Jacob Smith - 8 years ago
well I lost 3 sps and a flaming angle :(, they were in tubes with air stones for 14 hours total.
in 52 FAQ I would really like to see something on moving your tank. I thought I did everything right but I guess not :(
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Nope!
Jacob Smith
Jacob Smith - 8 years ago
I did purchase various beneficial micro fauna, will this affect them?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Ok, I see! Moves are always hard. Do you have the ability to setup a new tank at the other house prior to moving? That usually is best imo. Also, check out Flatworm Stop. It is designed to repel flatworms on acropora by thickening their slime coat which could help in a move.
T Surro
T Surro - 8 years ago
Glass sump broke twice, 10 and 20 gallon long!!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Your delivery guy must have a deep hatred for sumps. That's too bad. Were they from us?
T Surro
T Surro - 8 years ago
long story, only can have a 12.5" WIDE SUMP UNDER MY 55 GALLON, very hard to find a narrow sump, tried to buy a stock sump, broke three times in shipping, so now trying for a 30 gallon long because it has thicker glass!!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh man, bad luck! What are you running now?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Those little buggers are responsible for a lot of crashes.
Brett Abbott
Brett Abbott - 8 years ago
Just imagine if there was a total tank crash! What would you guys have done? Marine Depot would have loved that...
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Haha, we try not to think about it :)
Brett Abbott
Brett Abbott - 8 years ago
Be honest, Ryan. If it was anyone else who was responsible - "Ya fired!"
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Nah, I'd punch em in the face. It's that serious. :P
Brandon Meade
Brandon Meade - 8 years ago
Ryan what are the 2 white black spot fish at 3mins 0 seconds hovering over the sand . look like a kind of mandorin
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
They are really cool fish, but let me highlight the feeding method we use to keep the alive and healthy - they are a notoriously difficult fish to keep alive. Our method involves target feeding them by loading the sand directly in front of where they are sifting with rotifers, brine, and other frozen fish foods. We have to do it every day, but so far this has been the best success we have experienced with this fish...they are fat!
bergi85
bergi85 - 8 years ago
They are pretty cool. We had a couple in our tank for a while. I really like gobies, they have so much personality.
Brandon Meade
Brandon Meade - 8 years ago
Think I'll get myself a pair of them
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
bergi85 got it! They are Twin Spot Gobies :)
bergi85
bergi85 - 8 years ago
They are Twin Spot Gobies.
Geraud Krawezik
Geraud Krawezik - 8 years ago
Tank leak! Luckily we were at home (it woke us up before the leak detector kicked in) and we just went to it right away: pressure on the corner where the silicone had failed, cut the return pump, ATO and MP10 in "slow" mode to put as much water into the sump as possible. Then buckets and siphoning a bit more into the sump.

At the same time, sponging all the water that had splashed around (about 3 gallons).

This was on a very packed 25 gallon but we were able to save everything. Only a red dragon suffered a bit.
Kelly Bullock
Kelly Bullock - 8 years ago
Had a heater lock in the on position found at 90 degrees lost 70% of tank purchased apex soon after
Had a pump short out blew power to whole tank no damage
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh man! Did it trip a breaker or something more serious?
MASON MITCHELL
MASON MITCHELL - 8 years ago
we once had a freshwater tank leak in the same room with a amphibian tank with a couple salamanders, so my dad switched everything in the tank to the amphibian tank and everything in the amphibian tank to the freshwater tank, then sealed the leak. it was a close one, but luckily it didn't shatter completely.
Frag Corals
Frag Corals - 8 years ago
I had two. The first one my heater stayed on and overheated the whole tank and cooked all the fish and coral. The second thing I had go wrong was I didn't realize the power of LED lights and I bleached all my coral The person at the Pet store told me that LED lights weren't too intense and should not hurt the coral at any setting. I did my research on them but I really felt that the person knew what they're talking about and believe them I'll never do that again. Thanks for all the videos I have learned so much about all aspects of a reef tank.
Thanks!!!!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
That's too bad! Happy we could help :)
Nicholas Small
Nicholas Small - 8 years ago
Rushing to work and knocked my fish food in to my tank without realising, got home everything dead luckily it was my small 20g fresh water not my reef tank now I put the fish food in the cupboard not on top of my wardrobe
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
:( Bummer. At least it won't happen again :)
zx45zx
zx45zx - 8 years ago
My clown fish jumped into my overflow and clogged my return pump with a rock, and then systematically made the tank dirty. And when i put them all in bags to clean it, they escaped out the window with the help of a large seagull. It was terrible. Haven't had a tank since.
zx45zx
zx45zx - 8 years ago
Ha! Today on BRS tv, where gonna talk about phosphates, and then what to do if there's a fish in the ocean ...looking for the one that's in your tank!!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Ha! You had me for a second :P
SwitchBack
SwitchBack - 8 years ago
I lost power for 3 days during a cold snap that brought down alot of trees. thankful I already had a generator so I was able to keep my refrigerator and critical systems running on my tank.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Indispensable if you have them for sure!
Enrique Sánchez Costa
Enrique Sánchez Costa - 8 years ago
One light fell into the water during night and all the livestock died electrocuted. It seems funny, but It was very sad.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Were you running the light on a GFCI circuit? Getting a shock yourself too wouldn't be good.
Joshua Swanson
Joshua Swanson - 8 years ago
Power outage that caused 80+ gallons to spill on my floors a week after setting up my first tank
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
:(
Chad Oliver
Chad Oliver - 8 years ago
My heart sank when I saw the abridged notification on my phone of the new title!! glad it wasn't too catastrophic.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
It certainly could have been, I'm just glad I left both pumps on.
Jarrod Hall
Jarrod Hall - 8 years ago
I had the side of my sump blow out completely. It was a DYI 40 gal breeder setup. I came home with a bag of new fish in my hand and noticed the display didn't look right. Went to the basement and it was flooded with an empty sump on the counter and a return pump blowing air. Luckily the sump was in the basement. But I now have an ALD from Neptune and BRS shipped me a Trigger Systems sump fast. This is a great video because this stuff will happen. And when it did BRS was just a phone call away and sent out what I needed fast.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Ah man, that is my worst nightmare. Happy to hear we could help make that a little easier for you. :)
TRAY NICE
TRAY NICE - 8 years ago
hey I have 3 reactors do I still need to dose
wssprk
wssprk - 8 years ago
Glad you averted disaster! This is motivation for setting up my apex system which has been sitting in the garage for 3 months...
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Couldn't hurt!
Andrew Hales
Andrew Hales - 8 years ago
Mine has too, its still in the box..
Kevin b
Kevin b - 8 years ago
in the netherlands we almost never Have outage :-)
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Lucky!
Mike B
Mike B - 8 years ago
Worst tank disaster (other): Not realizing how out of whack my RO/DI unit filters were, kept topping off with "clean" water, keep doing good water changes like we're supposed to, couldn't understand why corals were just dying..
Mike B
Mike B - 8 years ago
The membrane surely was suspect in some way, I put a TDS meter on the in and out, went from like 140 in to 35 out which didn't look right, new membranes brought that output number to 2. May have been the carbon that was out of whack too, I keep meaning to put on an actual flow meter to measure how much water goes through my pre-filters but never get around to it... probably the single easiest piece of equipment to get lazy with.
DarkSky
DarkSky - 8 years ago
I had the same issue on my 10g. RO membrane went to crap and I purely relied on its supposed gallon lifespan instead of testing. I was going through DI resin like crazy but just chalked that up to our really bad city water in Plymouth, MN.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Interesting, was it your membrane?
AcuaTV
AcuaTV - 8 years ago
I usually rented a power generator for the power outages in the PNW but after renting it for 4 times I decided to just buy one (it would have paid itself already...). I've used it twice already so I'm happy with it!

As far my worst disaster, Kalkwasser and ATO failures.... learned my lesson there! Do not trust any equipment, no matter how good of a brand that is, they can all fail! My Apex energy bar failed (normal wear and tear according to Neptune Systems after 3 years of use) so relying on the controller to turn off the ATO is not the only solution, you need additional backups in case the controller fails (yes, I know, hard to believe but they do fail horribly). I've switched over to two part using the DOS for my Apex, have a smaller ATO reservoir (I used to have a 32G brute trash can for my 125G reef, now I have a 15G with just RODI water, not kalk) I bought the tunze osmolator and I've redesigned my sump so that in case the ATO fails, all the water that it will dump will still fit into the sump without overflowing into my floors and only impacting my salinity very mildly. I'm still worried that the energy bar will fail on the heater so I got a new one (the one that you guys use) just in case and I will switch it every year. I got extra sensors for salinity, leak detection and PH so that as soon as I detect something wrong my wife and I will get emails and SMS that something is wrong.
WaterspoutsOfTheDeep
WaterspoutsOfTheDeep - 8 years ago
Could put some warm water in a blender to mix the salt fast and pour it through a clean old pillowcase or some other fine cloth to filter the salt crystals that never dissolved instead of waiting for them to settle. In the higher powered blenders you can just put a bunch of salt mix in it and blend with no water to turn it into a fine powder which will make it mix faster and easier too but measurements will be off like a cup after turning it into powder would equal more salt than before because it's more compact.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Redundancy is indeed key. Sounds like you have one heck of a solid plan :)
Mike B
Mike B - 8 years ago
Oh and the cheap $20 car inverter may not work so well with AC pumps. Cheap ones tend to have a very crappy square wave output, which some pumps might not like (the inverter might be what goes kaput)
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Good advice, thanks!
quepiid
quepiid - 8 years ago
Out of all the tanks I have I put my smallest (10 gallon) in my brothers bedroom. Woke up to him tell me it's leaking at 5 am a few months later. It was dumping water about half of it was gone when I go to it. Lucky being a 10 Gallon I just picked it up and put it in a bathtub and the 1 fish that lived in it I put in another other tank. Got a new one the next day for about $15 at Walmart.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Bummer!
Mike B
Mike B - 8 years ago
FYI, you skirted major disaster because you're using 2 part. I've had something similar to me happen with my controller couNEPTUNEgh stuck on the "ON" position and emptied two 1/2 to 3/4 full 5gallon buckets of 2 part into my 180g tank. Woke up and noticed a Christmas setting everywhere, only thing lost was a Solon wrasse and I think that had to do with him being in his nightly mucus cocoon. If you had a failure with a calcium reactor things would have been much worse. The precipitation is what saved you.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Totally agree Mike! Pretty thankful that I forgot to turn BOTH off.
Chris Hendrickson
Chris Hendrickson - 8 years ago
I recently had an external protein skimmer dump about 5 gallons of water onto the floor resulting in my ato res being dumped into the tank. This all happened just after I went a way for the weekend. Thankfully my Mother Inlaw was able to stop by and clean up the water on the floor saving it and when we got home that night the salinity had only dropped 2 points so we were able to add saltwater to the ato for a couple days to bring it back up slowly. During that process we also complete moved the tank and found the stand was cracked. the system ran for a month with out the sump while a new custom stand was built and everything was moved again. We didn't loose any live stock at all and no major house damage. Just a vacation cut short and a new sump design for the new 90 gallon which adds the ATO res and the protein skimmer into the sump with the ability to allow extra water if there was an ATO issue to flow back into the ATO area meaning that all of the ATO res volume is captured with the sump no matter what happens. (No more water on the floor... Knock on wood)
Chris Hendrickson
Chris Hendrickson - 8 years ago
Yes it was a stock manufactured stand that was just not up for the task of a 60 gallon +30 gallon sump.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Nice, that actually sounds like a pretty decent outcome (comparatively at least). Was it a wooden stand?
Dave Davis
Dave Davis - 8 years ago
Great video. My disaster was an increase in ammonia that went undetected and caused a tank crash. Only took a couple of days an everything went south fast. Lesson Learned!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Ahh man, that's no fun. Check out the Seneye if you get a chance, it is one of the only monitors that can monitor ammonia and will help keep a pulse on your levels.
Keagan Wilson
Keagan Wilson - 8 years ago
Are their solar power generators my tank sits in direct sun light and I'm looking at saving some money
Keagan Wilson
Keagan Wilson - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom okay thank you
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
I'm sure you could find a way to wire up some kind of panel. The Tunze Safety Connector could be a great interface if you have Tunze pumps.
OG Mud bone
OG Mud bone - 8 years ago
A mouth fungus that ravaged my African chiclid tank
The Fish Guy
The Fish Guy - 7 years ago
OG Mud bone youre supposed to be dead
muffemod
muffemod - 8 years ago
should have gone salt
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Oh man, that doesn't sound fun.
Anthony's Malawi Predators
Anthony's Malawi Predators - 8 years ago
LMFAO OG Mudbone I haven't heard that name in a while
No Hope In The Pope
No Hope In The Pope - 8 years ago
Should of stuck with a CaRX ;-)
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
No guarantee that wouldn't have failed either. Honestly the two part saved us. Without it being added at the same time it wouldn't have precipitated preventing enormous spikes.
konklotzz
konklotzz - 8 years ago
Explosive sump leak, ruined my carpet but lucky all livestock survived.
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Ahhh bummer :(
Foop
Foop - 8 years ago
This prabably sounds stupid, but my hermit crabs had peraly whitr shells when i bought them, and now they are green with algae. Any way i can clean them?
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
I would go with Dun suggestion if it easy really bugging you. Otherwise coralline algae will take over in the future :)
Anthony's Malawi Predators
Anthony's Malawi Predators - 8 years ago
get new shells
dun madun
dun madun - 8 years ago
Brush the shell with a toothbrush.
pelphrey
pelphrey - 8 years ago
Love the series, mistakes happen and we learn from them! Ordered the new tank from you guys and should be receiving it next week. #BRS
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Will do, thanks!
pelphrey
pelphrey - 8 years ago
+BulkReefSupplyCom Tell Randy thanks for all the help with tracking it down this week!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Cool! I'm cheating here...but let me guess...Red Sea Reefer?

100. comment for Week 50: BRS160 disaster averted! Fixing catastrophes in the reef tank | 52 Weeks of Reefing #BRS160

Chris Cannabis
Chris Cannabis - 8 years ago
I'm in san diego and MACNA will be here and is 2 weeks away..see you all there!
BulkReefSupplyCom
BulkReefSupplyCom - 8 years ago
Sounds good!

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