I unplugged all systems while they were down and cleaned filters, didn't
feed, and ran the mino-mizer until the power came back on. Most of my tanks
are in an unfinished concrete basement so the temps stayed relatively low;
all losses (two logperch, some bigeye and bleeding shiners, and a couple
SRBD) occurred the second day (before the temperature dropped) in a heavily
planted tank upstairs that reached about 33 C. In hindsight, I should have
moved them into coolers and taken them down to the basement.
Again, thanks for all the feedback.
Cheers,
Dave
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