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@AbsoluteZero6714 Hi! I have had all three of my dwarf angels for 5 years....both the Goldflake and Emperor over a year. No I don't expect Emperor to out grow my tank.

@@WRASSEREEFCHANNELThat sounds good! I hope your dwarves can live for at least another 15.

@corettamill Thank you so much! It is 220 gallon including the sump! 😀

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Thanks for teaching about Saltwater Fish and reefs

I just purchased a 36 gallon bow tank I only added salt . A lot of salt is on the top of aquarium hood how often do you have to clean the salt off the aquarium hood.

I plan on getting clown fish and goby and those small crabs in the shell with the reef that use light as food . Can you give me suggestions on reefs that are beginner friendly that get food from low light.

@lindawilliams7264 If you mean the large Red one and neon green one....those are Haddoni Carpet anemones.

@timjohnson3913 Yep....I know it....if you look at my older videos I had a beautiful bright red goni with blue centers I grew from a small frag. It was huge! My Angels ate it within a week. Also after they decided they liked it, they ate the rest of my gonis. A total of 5 or 6. No more gonis for me....that's for sure!

@@tanksupdates7210 No way!!! That's cool! My favorite Angel!

@RyGuyAquatics They go after fleshy corals like Acans, meat corals, some hammers, frog spawn will get eaten by most angels. My angel's tend to leave Elegance, hard brain corals, chalices, candy cane, SPS like Acros, birdsnest, and torches alone. Also gold hammers....but they eat all other hammers. Of course all angels have different tastes, and in my experience there are NO reef safe angel, including Genicanthus Angels. The larger Angels will destroy a colony. In my tank the biggest offender though is my Goldflake and Lemon Peel Angels. Not my adult Emperor.....lol!

@ good to know. Thanks!

@RyGuyAquatics You are welcome! 😄

@radumarginean969 Absolutely....I will do one this weekend. When you grow Phytoplankton you mix the saltwater for the phyto to 1.018 or so. It doesn't increase my salinity. I mix my saltwater to 1.025 and make sure it doesn't fluctuate. Stability is key for sure! 😃

@devachapman6315 A cool wrasse....I was surprised because in my experience black leopards are a bit more difficult than other leopards.

@jordanm2984 Thank you!!! Keep your eyes open for a black Leopard Wrasse. They are totally cool!

@justinfournier6721 Nope, he jumped the the sand before I did the video because I was doing my weekly tank maintenance, which includes cleaning the glass....lol

@loriencarroruesca4679 I only have a Midas Blenny he is gold colored. Could you mean my yellow tail tamaran? He has a yellow tail and black body with white spots.

​@@WRASSEREEFCHANNEL mean the one in the low center of the video around 0:30

@loriencarroruesca4679 oh I see him....he a was a flame tail blenny. That was in my old tank. Sadly I don't have him anymore!

@plasmagaming3208 Thank you so much! It is a tricky balance, but I love my angels. 😁

@gregorymowens1697 Nope, not with the corals I have growing in my tank. I selected them for that reason. I have had this group of angels for a long time, and know which ones they will eat for the most part.

@reeferreborn3245 Thank you! Nope I sold it. It was huge. But my Goldflake Angel ate another smaller Goni, so I sold my red one.

@@tomboren7048 I am so happy to help! Good luck with him. Leopard Wrasses are my favorite fish!

@GrandBendFishingChartersTV nope I don't have him anymore. He got way to agesstve.

⁠@@WRASSEREEFCHANNEL That’s too bad, such a cool fish! Did he leave coral alone?

@GrandBendFishingChartersTV He bothered any few corals, but was also very aggressive to my Leopard Wrasses. So he had to go. I won't try another trigger again. They would be fine in a big tank with big tank mates.

@carlinhos_bargancera LOL! It probably would....but to be honest most fish steer clear of carpet nems. I agree with ya though, and mean maroon would keep other fish away for sure! 😆

@@WRASSEREEFCHANNEL Thanks!

@@tonycloseukreef3799 You will love AFR.....if you can find the liquid version. It's a lot easier to use!

@gregorymowens1697 It is the liquid AFR which I like better. I add the liquid Magnesium separately.

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@gregorymowens1697 My tank is a Planet Aquarium, it is 220 gallons. I use the liquid premixed AFR not the powder AFR. Also the liquid Magnesium Brightwell Aquatics. The amount you dose weekly will depend on the tank size, the amount and types of corals....I have no softies for example, just LPS and SPS. I will do another video on just the dosing aspect of it also.

@slingryderz7936 This is over a year ago, but nope I NEVER re use sand....always buy brand new sand!

@Hozay1 Sorry about you elegance coral. I would not dip elegance corals or torch corals imo. Dips do more harm them good on these types of corals. The key to elegance corals is stable Calcium, Alkalinity, and Magnesium. Also keep up your trace elements also. These types of corals like dirtier water. So Nitrates around 15 to 20 are perfectly fine. Red Sea AB+ is something I add several times a week.

@ nitrates might be my problem. I’ve been working on lowering mine. From an average of 15-20 to about 5-10.

@@PhiCongDoan7587 Thanks!!!!! You are sooooo right!

@NotSure876 Thank you! Definitely one of my favorite wrasses! The are beautiful and very active. Enjoy him!

@streyon Nope they don't, I have all 3 dwarf angels for 4 years in the same tank with no issues.

@@tonycloseukreef3799 Thank you!!!!! 😁

@@Fluke-h6z Thank you so much! 😁

@0SIGMA Nope, I run my MP40s at 50% about 2 to 3 inches from the top of the water. It might look like it is blowing right on the nem cave but it isn't.

@@tonycloseukreef3799 Absolutely True!!! 😄

@@lovermansmith9082 Thanks!!!!

@amoosenamedgoose3723 thanks! I might. The price of Earmuff Wrasses have really gone up. Plus they are kind of tough to acclimate to aquarium life also.

@@amoosenamedgoose3723 yep still using Red Sea Coral Pro

@fdij-l4u Hi there! I keep my Nitrates around 20ppm, and phosphates 0.25 or so. I don't chase numbers lol. I don't target feed my corals. Instead I broadcast feed Red Sea AB plus, plus Brightwell Aquatics products Liquid Reef, trace elements etc. I add those 4 times a week 50ml each. Plus 1ltr of phytoplankton Monday, Wed, and Friday. I grow my own phytoplankton, other that would be way to costly.

@@tonycloseukreef3799 Absolutely!! 😁

@queencityreefs It sure was! Such a talented little 12 year old!

@@CescaTheDarkHorse Thank you so much!!! 😁

@lovermansmith9082 Thanks! Nope not at all. They just grow naturally on my live rock. And my Starfish loves it. The sponge doesn't bother any coral or anything else!

@WRASSEREEFCHANNEL Thank you for the reply . Haven't heard many successful starfish stories. I heard sponges often come on live rock . Thinks it might be a nuisance without the starfish . Looking forward to more vids . Thanks again

@lovermansmith9082 You are totally welcome! I found it interesting that he loves that yellow sponge crazy!!!!

@streyon Thank you! It is 220 gallons and 6ft long! 😁

@@youronlycow Thanks so much!!!! 😄

@coralreef909 I could if I didn't already have angels. So because I already had angels, I didn't want to drop money on big colonies to discover my angels eat them. So I opted for frags initially.

@@nmarq005 He's one of my favorites! He is like a puppy dog. He loves to be petted!

@justinfournier6721 Plumbed the same way basically as my Algae Scrubber. One line going to a small pump, and another for the water to go back out into the tank.

@Fluke-h6z Yep I run the light 24/7.....nitrates sit at 10ppm, and phosphates 0.05....they stay stable...that's with 20 fish and a large Zebra Eel. 220 gallon water volume.

@@WRASSEREEFCHANNELwhat about water change?

@Fluke-h6z i do a 10% water change every week.