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Equipment Discuss reef aquarium equipment including filtration, lighting, pumps, etc.

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Old 02-13-2007, 01:27 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Re: Flooded my sump, now what

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Re: Flooded my sump, now what

Be lucky!! Good catch. I had my top-off stick on and it over flowed my sump. Im guessing about 30ish gallons. Temp droped 5 deg salinity went to 1.020 and it happend over a period of 5 hrs. Enuf to shock the helloutta my xenias when I caught it. I slowly raised and everything pulled thru.

It sounds like you got it in time and I woldn't stress on it. Best of Luck!!
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