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What all in one is recommended?

I don't recommend it. I can't see a man being able to get his hands in the back sections for any maintenance. I find the best feature is the light, and it takes a lot of messing around to program it. It is a very attractive tank but I wouldn't buy it again.

I WISH I could sell my rose bubbletip nems; I can't even pay anyone to take them off of my hands.😫

I completely adore these guys and if I ever do an anemone reef they'll be my choice for sure.❤

How much does your dad sell an anenomi?

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Do you sell clownfish?

I just got a acid wash bubble anemone for 26.00

Yes I want seahorses next I'm an expert tropical and discus and cichlids Marine intermediate had 75 salt but never the right filter but it worked for a while ...I loved to find seahorses in Tampa Bay as a child so...please help me with the 29 are you sure I can't go 2o vertical ? And the right skimmer just simple And recomemd light but I do have tons of natural light so thoughts please ❤ 😊 I love my aquariums and seahorse tank will be exclusive to them so small cozy for 2 or 3 is perfect with lots of grasses thank u 20 gal ?

Is the BioCube 32 tank a good option for seahorses and does it provide ample filtration?

Mine is so gentle. He comes up and rubs my fingers to ask for food lol

I got 1 this past saturday from LFP for $9.99

Great video, thank you for posting!

These guys are terrors. My last predator tank had a pair I took from my uncle because they killed almost everything he had. They bullied a 10" lunar wrasse and 2 12" groupers in my tank into hiding during feeding time.

I would say it’s probably more expensive to start for sure, but for a simple saltwater tank the care is similar to freshwater.

How do they live in the wilds if they need to be fed three times a day with turkey basters kind of maintenance?

"A-NEM-oh-nee," not "An-EN-em-ee."

Love the joke from Finding Nemo. I'm sure you know it. But I didn't realize anemones are a favorite of clownfish. Thanks for going over and sharing yours and your father's loving hobby of saltwater sealife.

$25 per 3 inch Bubble Tip Nems in my local area private reef aquarist who experienced splits. Best 2 look into those before the retailers cuz their typically cheaper.

Bought a beautiful one today. We bought a scooter fish and banded starfish that were in the same tank as him. I dont know much so thanks for the video

What is the best substrate too use please ?

Can I add clownfish if i want a vegetarian tank?

I had an ocellaris pair with five RBTA and never host. They’re in the tank for a long time with anemones: Traded them recently it to a clarkii pair, the clarkiis went straight to the anemone instantly even if they were captive bred.

Great video really helped in decision which Hanna to buy Alk, phos and nitrate

Hey buddy... did you have any problem with it so far? maybe with salt in there?

What tank brand do you recommend?

Seahorses are my favorite fish, and I would love to keep them someday! Thanks for your helpful information!

Yea

What kind of centimeters for the seahorse?

Cant we just breed the nicer ones

I had a pair of clown fish and female died if I just get another clownfish of the same type will they pair

Do you have links for recommended products? Tanks, sand, etc?

Is it possible to have an anemone in a 16 gallon bio cube ?

Do you have to vacuum the substrate?

Great video. I have a oscellaris thats a juvenile and a baby percula designer I guess you would say. Its white with orange markings. They dont seem to be pairing. The bigger one keeps trying but not quite as diligently as when I first got them about a month ago. I feel so bad for the female! I am ordering fish now and thought of adding a third baby oscellaris very cheap too at 8 bucks lol . Could that cause a huge problem or should I just wait and see? I have read it can take up to 3 months but in the past I have only bought osselaris and it happened very fast! If they dont pair should I remove the percula? I could put in frag tank! I hate to remove that one since its beautiful though! haha It would be difficult to find another one just like it and try again with that clown! I have read that its not healthy for clownfish to be in the same tank unpaired and they could also end up fighting to the death! Not to mention it breaks my heart to watch them unpaired when the big one wants to so bad!

Great video. I have a oscellaris thats a juvenile and a baby percula designer I guess you would say. Its white with orange markings. They dont seem to be pairing. The bigger one keeps trying but not quite as diligently as when I first got them about a month ago. I feel so bad for the female! I am ordering fish now and thought of adding a third baby oscellaris very cheap too at 8 bucks lol . Could that cause a huge problem or should I just wait and see? I have read it can take up to 3 months but in the past I have only bought osselaris and it happened very fast! If they dont pair should I remove the percula? I could put in frag tank! I hate to remove that one since its beautiful though! haha It would be difficult to find another one just like it and try again with that clown! I have read that its not healthy for clownfish to be in the same tank unpaired and they could also end up fighting to the death! Not to mention it breaks my heart to watch them unpaired when the big one wants to so bad!

My favorite animal 😍😍😍😭 I need a seahorse tank !!!

May I ask, what type of clown fish are these? They are beautiful.

'Promo sm'

Bought a 2nd anemone once after my first one got sucked into the powerhead and my yellowtail clownfish completely went crazy and bit it to hell. Died the next day

Tip number 1: Dont buy one.

Do you know if there is a freshwater version of this? I don't test my water often, but when I do I find the nitrate tests to be the most frustrating to try and match up the colour in the tube to the colour on the chart of the API or Fluval test kits.

I've been doing freshwater tanks for many years and still have a 125G tank with 12 gorgeous Altum angelfish. I also have a 32G Biocube and in November 2023, I decided to switch it over to saltwater. I loved it so much I purchased an 80G Innovative Marine Reef AIO tank as my show tank in January. It has all the bells and whistles (Neptune Apex Controller, Dos (for water changes) and Trident; Skimmer, ATO, UV Sterilizer). It's a mixed reef with mostly softies, LPS and a few SPS. The Neptune has been amazing in allowing me to stay on top of pH, salinity, alkalinity, calcium and magnesium levels which have all been very consistent and stable. However, several weeks ago, my tank got a bad outbreak of Dino Flagellates. Using a microscope, I determined I had the Large-Cell Amphidinium (LCA) Dinos. A HUGE shout out to Mack's Reef Dinos Support Group Facebook page for their insightful help and support on how to battle Dinos! As I learned, "Dinos" are quite common in new tanks. It most often happens due to an in-balance of Nitrates and Phosphates. I have the Hanna Checkers for Nitrates, Alkalinity and Phosphate. I also have the API Saltwater Master Test Kit. I tested my Nitrate and Phosphate with the Hanna Checker and like you, it read my Nitrate around 20ppm and Phosphate at 0.07. These were not really out of balance to cause the Dino outbreak so I was a bit confused. I then decided to test them with API. My nitrates showed no higher than 10 ppm and phosphates at zero! This made more sense especially since I had some GFO running in my filter. I tested several times over the several days and Hanna always consistently had my nitrates above 20ppm and phosphates at 0.07 while the API consistently had them at 5-10ppm nitrate and zero phosphate. So now I am wondering which test kit is correct? I decided to purchase a third test kit to break the tie and purchased the NYOS Nitrate and Phosphate kits. Guess what? These results mirrored the API test kits exactly!!!!!! LOL So I no longer use the Hanna Checker to measure my Nitrate and Phosphate because I do not trust the accuracy of them. As for the Dino outbreak, I was able to get it under control in just a few weeks. I did this by increasing water flow; lowering Skimmer intake, removing the GFO, only running blue lights (no white light in the spectrum); and siphoning out the Dinos on the sand bed through a 5 micron filter sock and then putting the water back into the tank. I then treated the sand that was siphoned out with Hydrogen Peroxide. I do use the Hanna Checker for testing Alkalinity of my Biocube, ATO and water changes, but that's it! I don't trust the Hanna Checker for Nitrate and Phosphate!

Tbh I always thought of seahorses bein pretty exotic n maybe a little more costly. Make an army!

on the nitrate checker you should hold the button till it starts a counter for 7 min

Petco 60 other pet store called nemo 35-55

This is a really great summary of keeping a saltwater aquarium, well done!

I stocked my Fluval 13.5 with live rock from Tampa Bay Live Rock and it was amazing. Brand new tank - did not need to cycle it at all. Put corals and fish in the day it all arrived. Its been up 6 months now and looks amazing

What are you using to feed there?

I love clown fish Thanks for giving out this video