All fish survived my week vacation but only due to my sister coming by 2x a day. Twice during the trip the dedicated GFCI circuit tripped and I had to walk her through resetting it. I know it isn't load related but I'm pretty sure it has to do with either :me putting a ground probe in the system and the GFCI breaker just being that sensitive; or has to do with some of the DC powered equipment I'm running. I had a similar issue with my 100g at my last house with radions during ramp up.
With no ground probe I've got about 30v water to ground (that was prior to dedicated circuit but I'm sure it's the same). As I unplugged equipment that number dropped fairly evenly with each item so I think it's just bleed off. It even comes from the lights that have no contact with the water. Maybe that's enough to effect that GFCI breaker? Sucks if that's the case @ $50 a pop x 2.
I'm still watching my fish closely, they just don't seem comfortable. I see no signs of parasites or flashing. They made it through my partial QT for flukes / General Cure treatment. They just tend to pace the glass if the lights are on, I'm not sure if this is a reflection issue or a lack of rock and other fish to keep them occupied or made to feel secure?
I see a dusting of algae on the sand and glass I added a bunch of snails from my sump frag section before leaving and all survived the week and are going to work on it.
On a super positive note, my 75g looks just as good if not better than when I left. I measured out thawed frozen food and live phyto for the week in small dixie cups to be feed each day. I think that consistency turned out to be better for the tank overall. Lots of film algae but the corals are looking really good and growth was great.
And a while after I cleaned the glass
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Absolutely love this piece, PC Superman. I plan to leave it a lot of room in the next tank
EDIT: Forgot the right side, my favorite with that blue smoothie
