Do you have power yetSame here since 1:15. Battery bubblers on each tank.
The good news is that it’s not the winter the weather outside is decent. So all you have to worry about is the tank overheating if you keep the lid open And every once in a while check your thermostat you should be ok. You could keep the temperature at a pretty even temp. To get Water circulation all you need is a cheap pump that runs on batteries anything even a cheap bubbler And you could rig it with AA batteriesWe we're in a Jeep, no top, as the storm came in. Got caught in the 80+ mpnh winds avbout 1/4 mile from home. Jeep flooded out, and we we're all soaked like sewer rats. IT was insane! Like a ultra real Disney ride with fear of death
We did lose power for a while, fortunately I picked up a power brick from Amazon (as Raptor mentioned) last year, 800W model, think it ran around $100.
It kept my Vornado fan going over the tank and an MP40 for a couple of hours and had power to spare.
Ivan, Chris, and Mark - sorry to hear but you never know. I lost power for 36-48 hours on an established reef last year and not a single casualty.
The fish do fine and most Corals can be shipped for days without light or circulation, hopefully you fare well.
I was in ocean when that came thru, boy it was wild saw 3 water spouts almost 5gt high dancing across top of water, 55ft boat with outriggers and birds helped a lot but still nerve racking, had to shut down all electronics for hour and just drift n ride it outMark, the battery bubbler are under $10 on Amazon. Great to use as they last quite a few hours to move water for gas exchange.
You’re a lucky man. you get to go to the ocean all the time.I was in ocean when that came thru, boy it was wild saw 3 water spouts almost 5gt high dancing across top of water, 55ft boat with outriggers and birds helped a lot but still nerve racking, had to shut down all electronics for hour and just drift n ride it out
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I was in ocean when that came thru, boy it was wild saw 3 water spouts almost 5gt high dancing across top of water, 55ft boat with outriggers and birds helped a lot but still nerve racking, had to shut down all electronics for hour and just drift n ride it out
Love my job