TampaSnooker
Active member
I hope it's OK to ask this here. I had a service account that I just started working with in June have a blow out. The damage caused was all preexisting conditions. The previous service attempted to patch the 3-4" section of the front verticle edge with aquamend or similar epoxy several years ago. The client told him to ignore the problem. Upon removing the tank and cabinet, I discovered that the wall was covered in black mold due to a leaky spigot for the RO. 2 electrical outlets were also scorched, but no real damage.
The animals are all fine, living in rubbermaid reefs in my living room while a replacement tank is built. (thanks, Scott!) We only lost a few of the corals that dried out at the top and were burnt by the MH, but have frags of them growing elsewhere.
The real issue concerning me is: should I be concerned that I might have inherited the liability for these preexisting issues by buying the other company's service accounts?
I posted this in the q+a forum as well: http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2075693
The animals are all fine, living in rubbermaid reefs in my living room while a replacement tank is built. (thanks, Scott!) We only lost a few of the corals that dried out at the top and were burnt by the MH, but have frags of them growing elsewhere.
The real issue concerning me is: should I be concerned that I might have inherited the liability for these preexisting issues by buying the other company's service accounts?
I posted this in the q+a forum as well: http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2075693