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I think they were for the redsea tanks, and I used an adaptor.

How did it fare in the long run?

The dosing I mean

@toastedsmith, it did well, and got too large for the little scape. Stung many of the corals 🪸. In the end, I had to give it away 😔. Now, the tank has a new rock with zero livestock. Planning a restart with zoas 😊

It's ceramic

@ brand or link? I want it

@senddeee1451 it was from a company called reeftankaquascape. However, it seems they have closed down. 😔

Its comes with various connectors 😊

Oceamo 2 part, minor trace elements, and amino acids

Around 3 gallons

Thank you 😊

It's easy to start off. Recommended to start off with 5ml per 100 litre of aquarium water daily. Then, adjust accordingly 😌 while you test your water parameters for calcium and alkalinity. It comes in powder and liquid forms, so whatever is easier for you. Depending on what corals you have in your system, you need to keep an eye on your micro trace elements as time goes on. Iodine, for example

@@hcaquaticsreefing thanks pal! How has it been for you so far (3 years on from your video)? Are you still using it? Growth? Pros and cons?

No problem, it was literally plug and play and easy to fine-tune. Corals responded well. Since then, I switched to oceamo 2 part which is slightly more advocance cause of my trace element depletion. Molybdenum, rubidium etc

th-cam.com/video/nLvEPWgtk2A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yIFbqs_fEwYC9o_m Have a watch 😊

They do move a lot of water. I have changed their settings to alternating left 50% forward and right 50% reverse. If you have a tank my size, the orbit 2 would be perfect. The 4 would be way too much in a small aquarium IMO.

@@hcaquaticsreefing By the way, what intensity are you running g4 at?

@kursatesen3479, the schedule is at 💯% with varied intensities per colour. Get me on Instagram with your email address. I will send over what I am running atm 😊

Yeah?? Awesome, the diatoms have calmed down, and I can see some nice growth

I didn't like the look of the tank with it on (personally). Plus, I did lose some PAR, but that was minor. I simply preferred the shimmer it was getting on the sandbed, etc. Corals seemed to have responded better to the light they received after i removed it as well.

It's closer to the Venturi. I connected a smaller line with an adapter to the tube leading from it. 😊

DM me on Instagram with your email 📧 👍

Dm me on Instagram, and I will email it over 😊

DM on Instagram will get you one

@@hcaquaticsreefing Done

Good to be back, man. Summer was non-stop 😆 🤣 . Yeah, lighting is much better and no more hot spots. Although the schedule and intensity had to be changed, corals 🪸 are doing well. NSW so far so good. Month 2 starts this week, and I will keep you guys updated 😊 .

Oh no 😢. Were you able to save any livestock?

@@hcaquaticsreefing only some lps it’s crazy my sps and soft coral went first

@moereefer , the sps I can understand as they are very sensitive, but softies are usually bulletproof. How often do you do waterchanges since restarting your tank?

@@hcaquaticsreefing once a month. I had Yuma much rooms but really started to go down fast after my soft Japanese corals melted but one that’s all the way on green polyp toadstool

​@moereefer oh man 😔 😟 🙁. Hopefully, the new schedule will help with recovery and set you up to have some stability again 💪.

It's good to be back 😊. Yeah, I was moving a mini colony and felt it. I unplugged each item and checked the water until shock was no more. Not recommended, but at the time, it was the quickest way for me to fault find.

I am starting to feel the buzz again. Summer is super busy, but the NSW seems to be doing some positive things

marineaquatics.co.uk/shop/pumps-and-powerheads/eheim-compact-pumps/eheim-compacton-300-flow-pump/?srsltid=AfmBOoof_sOK8Ye2b2_o8lOHxgZgOhrZBgX8V7n7ORWeU59sQEDkmz6_ It's an eheim 300 pump

😊 might be doing a rescape in the near future, good suggestion 👍 😊

Once we start up again, definitely 😊

Thank you 😊.

​@@hcaquaticsreefing.. i find your channel interesting! i will watch your videos, you develop many elements of the tropical reef, very good👍

I just subscribed to yours. Currently, I have moved away from no waterchanges to natural sea water. Starting from September, I will be posting the updates. 😉

@@hcaquaticsreefing ..and i subscribed to your channel😊 I've been doing WC with SNW for 2 years wihtout any problems.

@Simple_Reef awesome 👌. I bet you could see the tank inhabitants perk up after each change. Love observing once i complete a waterchange 😊

Aww, thank you. Still need to name them any suggestions? 😊

​@@hcaquaticsreefing..charlie!😊

@Simple_Reef cool Charlie

It's definitely a hobby favourite 😍

Thank you 😊

I believe it was this I used. amzn.to/4brokCy

@@hcaquaticsreefing Thanks!

A few months 😊

None at the time of this video. Very large waterchanges helped 👍

It was quite decent with some surface agitation ss well

I used to replace it monthly

@@hcaquaticsreefingawesome thanks!

Yeah, it could od definitely help with that, I wonder if i inverted it, what would happen 🤔 😆

@@hcaquaticsreefing jaccuzi reef 😅

Yeah, I barely caught it. If I didn't have someone to come, sort it out, probably would be an aftermath video today. Send the link for your return pump sounds interesting

@@hcaquaticsreefing good job on your mates behalf! definitely handy to keep a spare pump and some flex tubing about.

Thanks, mate. Will keep that in mind moving forward ✨️ 👍

I am very impressed so far. Thing can move some water

Not too intense for lighting all depending on what corals you have. Forget dosing. Just do those waterchanges 👍 😊

Love that you've been willing to keep shouting this Alex. My SPS tank in 2003 with live rock, kalk, and 250watt DE halides was so so easy and could grow anything. My modern tanks are so much harder and more complicated. Wife and I are considering putting halides on our new system. Enjoy kessils, but nothing compares to the ease of halides and live rock - we already solved these things and went and created a bunch of BS to sell that has overcomplicated what already worked. LEDs are a great replacement for vho or supplemental t5s, but after three years of testing LEDs, I'm itching to go back to halides. People pretend halides aren't used, plenty of small and large coral growers still use them for a reason. If you've never spent a few years on halides then spent a few years on LEDs you just don't understand. Especially on a young tank.

Hey elo m8, been a while. You still reefing?

Yes Darren, I'm retired now so got myself a red sea nano peninsula to play with, big change setting up since back then lol, you still at the Park or moved else where? @@darrensprake