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1. 4 feet tank with cabinet and sump. 3 side crystal glass the tank dimension 48"x 24"x 18"(h) 10 mm glass FOC live rock and live sand less than 6 months @$700 2. BM Curve7 skimmer less than 6 months @$170 3. Biopallet reactor FR30 with eheim compact 1000 feed pump @90 4. SKIMZ FR 30cm hight @$30 5. Reef angel controller basic come with head unit, Relay box, Ph probe and float switch less than 6 months @$350 6. Reef Octopus return pump 8000L/Hr @$120 7. Eheim 1250 pump @$70 8. Eheim 1262 pump @$120 9. Customer made Frag tank 24"x15"x8"(h) @$50 All items are sell collect at woodland electric item to be test before commit and hand over and the deal is final. SMS / Call at 9.730...23...23 to deal

So today things ended well, fed the fish enjoyed looking at the coral and was chilling watching tv. Suddenly water flow from the tank sounded a bit weird but I ignored it. After a while noticed the pump running dry, since bubbles are foaming. Open cabinet noticed return sump has no water. Check around tank no water. That's when I realized the piping must be clogged. After hours try to plunge whatever that is stuck out I took a brave decision to remove the return pipe. And there as I guessed it was a couple of snails waiting to be rescued. After spending almost 3+hours fixing the problem moping the floor etc, I found it amusing that a 1 dollar snail could cause such catostrophic of an event. Anyways I learnt my lesson though be it the hardway. I got rid of all the tiny turban snails and put a mashed netting on the return pipe. Hope no one else had to go trough this?? Damn snails, I am having lala for dinner just for the heck of it tonight,...

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