Mike if you were breaking it down I would keep the rock and get rid of the sand. Keep the rock in trash cans with heater and powerheads and it will be alright.
Sorry for your loss. I would ditch the sand and cook the rock.
Good to hear Sunny. How did everything work out for you
I am in island park LI helping my sister recover from utter devastation. Every home was flooded here and all belongings are at the curb, it's just terrible. My neighbor just called saying power is back and Sunny's post confirms it. My tank came thru this fine and after seeing what I saw today has really made me not worry about losing electric or some corals.
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I am in island park LI helping my sister recover from utter devastation. Every home was flooded here and all belongings are at the curb, it's just terrible. My neighbor just called saying power is back and Sunny's post confirms it. My tank came thru this fine and after seeing what I saw today has really made me not worry about losing electric or some corals.
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I have a couple of questions about cooking the LR. When I remove the rock from the display tanks, what do I do with water that's in the display tank? Do I run the recirculation pump and the skimmer and keep that water moving? Also some of my LR has mojamos. Will cooking the rock kill the mojamo?
Sorry for your loss. I would ditch the sand and cook the rock.
I have a couple of questions about cooking the LR. When I remove the rock from the display tanks, what do I do with water that's in the display tank? Do I run the recirculation pump and the skimmer and keep that water moving? Also some of my LR has mojamos. Will cooking the rock kill the mojamo?