It’s winter and you just lost power. How do you take care of your tank?

[Nor'easter reefer]

Wood stove and a generator.

 

[Royce White]

generac,+ full tank of propane. If electricity goes off 2am, I turn over and goback to sleep.

 

[TylerHaworth]

24kw generac and natural gas, wouldn’t have a reef tank without one.

 

[Dragen Fiend]

Ecoflow river 3 each for my 5 gallon, 20 gallon and 1 gallon.

Will last from 3hrs to 12hrs. The UPS feature will kick on which gives me more than enough time to get home and switch the generator on.

 

[KrisReef]

Put a note on the door?

 

[Dawagner3240]

I have one of these just in case. Bought it for "camping" but dual purpose definitely in Mind. Shouls be enough to power a power head and heater for a while. Add the solar panel and you could be good for even longer.

They have the ability to be set up as a UPS mode as well.

They were down at 379 on sale last week too I saw.

1024Wh capacity, 2200W stable output, fast recharging, perfect for outdoor adventures and home backup. Check it out on Amazon - you won't regret it! https://a.co/d/5xTZ6Ut

 

[InstructorMoe]

22kW standby generator — wood burning stove. About 45 pounds of freshly smoked bacon. Home made hot cocoa and enough potatoes to make fries every day for a month. Ohh and a shelf full of high end bourbon in case the cocoa runs out.

you win...

....and when the pantry empties out, you can always eat the fish......

 

[BeanAnimal]

you win...

....and when the pantry empties out, you can always eat the fish......

about 60 pound left from an Alaska fishing (Kodiak Island) trip... in the freezer. Generator runs freezer. Bacon keeps fish company, fish keeps bacon company. They are both happy.