Check this mess out

[Mccoyver]

Woke up this morning to find my 500 gal pond with only 6 inches of water in it. My filter poped a seam


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[aquaponicpaw]

explain this setuup to us. i think it is nice regardless, looking forward to your recovery.

 

[rwellbaum]

that is how you know its going to be a good day lol dang sorry to hear that
your fish ok?

 

[FishDog]

I guess it was nice you found it while at home. When my tank popped a seam I was at work in a meeting and my wife had me paged to tell me the tank was making a loud noise and her feet got wet when she was walking down the hallway which is behind the tank. I had to leave work try to do damage control then come back for another mandatory manager meeting. Good luck on the clean up

 

[Egon]

That sucks! Did you find a root cause? Something with the stand? Just old? or anything?

 

[scott s]

Sorry to hear. Best of luck.

 

[DIDYSIS]

At least it's only a bunch of rays. Well other than cost if you lose one. They are OK with 6 inches of water. Call never if you need anything. Anytime. You know my number.

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[Mccoyver]

Don't know why this happened but now I know what I'll be doing this weekend. I'm going to reinforce my filter so hopefully this doesn't happen ever again.


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[Mccoyver]

explain this setuup to us. i think it is nice regardless, looking forward to your recovery.

I will start a thread on how my system works after I get it back up and running.




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[FishDog]

If you are going to use some kind of acryling bonding material to seal the sump back up then I would suggest cutting small strips of 1/4" acrylic and bond them into the seams. You are not going for looks but will fix the weak seam. If you just bond it back it will break again.