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I don't think so, they are pretty stationary so...I would limit the amount though...maybe have some on rubble or plugs in the sand and some on the rocks

Is that plug for the light? That plugs into the power source correct? More than likely if the connection was snug, it may have not been affected....assuming the water took the shortest path, my money is that the water went down the wire, past that connection and into the plug where the power...

Find a brick that carries the same voltage/amps/output and just replace it. It does not have to be through an aquatics brand....as long as the numbers match up.

More than likely the power brick got hit with salt water. Thats happend to me before...I let it dry out and got it to work again. It may still work, it may not but worse case just replace the power brick. You can get them for under $20 on amazon

I have one but may be too small for what you are looking for....it's a kessil A150

Pix?

Manually removing will be your best bet. Just be careful not to puncture the bubbles.

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Sorry, rock is all gone. Guy came by this morning

np, its all yours

I have more rock, those are old pix

No worries bro

I also have about 20-40lbs of live rock that's got to go....1st person that wants it bring a bucket with a lid....and it's all yours for free

Wow, this build never ceases to amaze with all the tech involved, nice work james

I use only the A color, I place in about 2 drops per month as I don't have an iodine test kit

Maybe the boogie man got em

That whole thing sounds like bull $h!t from AD. If they are hosting that much saltwater in their facility, why after a small $60 order would you hire a QA mngr? They should have a fleet of ppl overseeing this op. Honestly I've heard several bad stories about them on R2R so I'm not really...

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Looks great, welcome aboard

Making pizza, need a head count