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Mine is hard to feed because he just doesnt see the food

In Thailand now and went to JJ market. Is this were you picked him up? By the way, have you and your wife checked out the high tech aquarium store that a actually inside JJ mall? One of the cleanest store I’ve ever seen. Perhaps more pricy but they have all the latest including Red Sea systems. Etc. they also have some beautiful terrariums. Hope you guys are doing well. !

I've never had an issue with zebra morays in my reef, not even eating smaller fish. I didn't even have to worry about feeding him constantly to achieve this. I also never had any issue with getting eels to eat frozen cubes.

Very informative, well done video. I am new to saltwater aquarium hobby but learning a lot from video creators like you. Thank you!

I agreed but wouldn't not add corals instead add macroalage and lots of it and 2 damsels you can cycle the tank with macroalage so as you know macroalage absorb alot of ammonia and nitrate phosphate in water colom this and it also will keep nuisance algae at bay

Great videos. I'm trying to get into the hobby but I'm lazy. (efficient?) Would you consider making a video for noobies that lists the species of fish, coral, anemones, etc. that would be best for a lazy reef? Ex: 2 clownfish per ?? liters of saltwater

What? This is lazy? I never clean filtration (because I don’t have any) and do water changes like once every year or two. For me the maintenance is cleaning the glass and feeding the fish. That’s it.

the tank is not level

hi bro，are you from northern china😀

Been doing this way for so long haha I think I’m a lazy reefer hehe And really enjoy watching your videos keep it up <3

My method is easier, only because my tank is smaller! No need for a pump. I just use a cup!

Mine is similar, but I pump in and siphon out at the same time. I pump into the sump and take out near the bottom of the sand. This way my water change is done in 5 mins and I don't have to turn anything off.

Good video my friend. My water changes are definitely not as easy as yours. I do lots of siphoning, scrub, and pick at rocks to remove algae and aiptasia. My corals don’t seem to mind me just dumping 5 gallon buckets strait in but the pumping method is a lot easier. Beautiful tank

I used to do 30% WC weekly, but since i went to 10% biweekly, my corals are doing much better

I see you have a Gobi sand sifter I had to get rid of one because it got sand all over my corals, but it kept the sand clean but just too much sand all over my corals.

Good advises. it's also possible to keep a mixed reef with a lot of SPS by changing water only once a month. Nutrient export balanced with nutrient consumption is the key. Dosing is also necessary for keeping SPS.

Wow so awesome Tufan. So you are managing aquaculture farms in Thailand? Thailand loves their Sea Bass, one of the main farmed fish. Let me ask you. In the USA my grocery store is ALDIs (a German based company). The following seafood they supply comes from China: Flounder, Tilapia, Cod, Salmon, Shrimp, and Scallops. I know the freshwater seafood is no doubt aqua cultured, but what about the saltwater seafood? In your opinion are these foods safe to eat? I would imagine there is some kind of quality control in China, although some of my Chinese friends said “ not always” 😮.

I’m so sad about the fire, was back in the USA when it happened. But happy you got to see JJ market. So you two are now living permanently in Thailand with your daughter ? If so fantastic and may you stay safe. Your saltwater videos are awesome keep them coming.

well said!!!

As a person who is interested in getting into saltwater aquariums, this was very useful information. Thank you.

I always had the blue foot crawl over all my coral and damage a lot of my lps. They really get on my nerves. Sure do look cool though

Great video. You are in Thailand or china?

Improve ur English

I would advise sucking the infection out rather than blowing it around the tank. You can then use a hydrogen peroxide dip to kill off the remaining infection. Also those corals are not sinularia but either lobophytum or sarcophytum. Very nice collection though :)

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I can’t believe how well your family speaks English, especially your daughter!! Awesome video can you share what city you are from? 🙏

很有趣！

Nice video! I enjoyed it!

Thank you for sharing your journey! Your daughter is so cute!

I’m a reefer and I’m fackin lazy

100% you can be a lazy reefer!!! Before I moved, I had a 6x2x45 with 4x1x1 sump and I didn't do a water change for over a year! Nitrates sat at 5, Phosphates sat at barely detectable with Hannah test kit. All I did was use an auto topoff for freshwater and an auto doser for trace elements. The sump had 4 large marine pure cubes, Skimmer and synthetic wool for mechanical filtration.

Very nice setup 👏👌🤙

Do you have to trim the GSP from spreading to sand, glass, or other rocks?

I have set up many emergency tanks and the coral were fine. No need to wait weeks to add coral. I wouldn’t put the fish through that without some kind of bottled bacteria though. Who knows though, maybe the fish would have been fine without the bottled bacteria because of the coral being in the tank also.

I have set up many emergency tanks and the coral were fine. No need to wait weeks to add coral. I wouldn’t put the fish through that without some kind of bottled bacteria though. Who knows though, maybe the fish would have been fine without the bottled bacteria because of the coral being in the tank also.

Beautiful tank, I love the way you take of your corals.

nice

For being a lazy reefer, your tank looks beautiful.

Nice looking tank. when i get a saltwater tank going. I want to do it lazy and enjoy it. Do not want to make it hard and time consuming. Thank you

thanks! very informative . .

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Love your content! Please keep it coming

This balance is the absolute key to long term enjoyment and success with this hobby.

Thank you for making this video, very good information.

Very wise my friend, thanks for the video

Good job educating -- thorough & comprehensive!

I have an arc eye hawkish in my 120 gallon reef. It’s beautiful and interesting to watch. If only it wouldn’t perch on my toadstool coral which keeps it from fully opening. I enjoy your videos and look forward to other species being highlighted.

Great video. Thanks for putting it in honest terms and no real advertising for products

This is the way! Lazy but smart!

Very informative thank you