So the tank has recovered nicely. No signs of stress in any more coral. Fish have shown some signs of scratching, but no visable ich, and they are pigging out. I have been adding seaweed and feeding a little extra just to make sure.
HOWEVER.............
This has NOT been my week.
Last week I decided I wanted to add some more light to the tank. I know, you think I am crazy already with lighting. But in the back of the tank I have several annoying shadows and a few corals that would do much better with more light. So I added two more kessils. 1 A350 W that was over the frag tank, and the other an A360w that I won from Kessil. Big thanks to Dan (Tr1gger) who helped me get that beast of a canopy off the tank and back on. I had to drill two more holes and router them upside down while laying on the floor. Then re-stain them and get it all put back together to get on the tank. Was a long night, but we did it.
This moring I was noticing that when I re-strung the canopy, I didn't quite get it level. So I decided to level it. I started pulling on the far back string and WHAM!!!!!! The I bolt it was attatched to came straight out of the ceiling and the corner of the WAY HEAVY canopy came crashing down on top of the tank.
My heart literally hit the floor, and I ran around to see the damage.
I can't decide if I have had a very UN-lucky week, or a very LUCKY one??
I had the flood.............un-lucky
But the tank seems fine........lucky
The canopy crashed........un-lucky
But the tank didn't break..........HELLA LUCKY!!
It fell right onto the rubber power cords from the Tunze pumps. LOL! No Joke!
I am SO OVER THIS WEEK!!
Turns out the I-bolt was in the joist, but just on the edge of it, and wasn't completely in the wood. I was able to move it to the center of the joist and I checked all the others. They seem very sturdy now, but WOW that could have really sucked. I can't take any more of this crap. Ha!!