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The sub panel is already in place. I assume since the garage is surround by concrete there is conduit somewhere to the sub panel. I could run the line ideally and just have them hook it up to the breaker. I really appreciate the help!

Thanks, I will direct some more calls to PG&E. Power from the pole, house is old. We haven’t lost any power or tripped the breaker yet. Just the low voltage issue on the garage circuit.

I did. Almost 5k seemed a bit high to me. Specially when I am more than capable to run the conduit, once I find it. Obviously once the walls open up, there could be any number of issues.

I did, they sent someone out and said nothing is wrong. I will keep trying.

Hi All, With the heat today came some surprisingly low voltage which I assume is only going to get worse as the heat persist. The situation is a bit weird. We bought the house last year, and we were told that the garage is wired with a 100amp sub panel. While technically true, they didn’t...

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I am happy to pick him up and give him a new home.

Decent coralline growth. End of April June 10th

Yeah, I do. None of my acros show signs of bite marks but I do see the line.

I have no complaints from mine. I also have an RSK 600. If you have a specific question let me know.

Agreed with you, the only thing holding me back from acting at this stage is there isn’t a positive ID of a threat yet. The frag tank has roughly 50 sps pieces that are actively growing, show great color, and range in size from small golf balls to large soft balls. About 15-20% of those being...

About 4 months ago I dosed the frag tank with cipro, because I suspected a bacterial pathogen. At .125mg/l, which aquabiomics has shown to assist with brown jelly disease (i don’t have any euphyllia, just started there since it was a baseline). I saw no change to the system and I dosed it 3...

They both resembled the below to me, but I have never been able to find any bugs climbing on acros while lights out. So I’ve been skeptical on committing to black bugs as the appropriate ID.. I have seen copepods climbing over coral skeleton, but not tissue. Also I assume black bugs are more...

My research only turned up mites as a possibility. They have been present in the system for 8 months as far as I know. Their movement under the microscope is very offputting.

Unfamiliar with ostropods. I assume not dangerous?

Here’s the photos I could snag. I saved the dip so I can share a sample as well. I’m terrible with microscopes.

http://drreefsquarantinedfish.com/

Display is back up and running. Out of all the fish that went into QT, the 2 rabbitfish, hippo tang, dotty back, 3 clowns, and dwarf angel survived. The big losses for me were two Hawaiian yellow tangs that I’ve had for years, an achillies, and the school of anthias. Uranema just whipped...

Couple more samples of solid PE. Although that Waltdisney looks a tad more green than yellow. Usually it’s a vibrant yellow. Maybe the system is getting a bit of iron from somewhere.