Massive Custom Home Aquarium - 3000g Saltwater - Large Fish Tank Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2020
- In this video, we'll show you how we installed an extra large 3000g FRP Aquarium in a Los Angeles suburb house. This monster saltwater fish tank is fitted with an exhibit-grade artificial reef insert that is often mistaken for real coral! This aquarium is truly a Life of Luxury Fish Tank!!!
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Plastic coral makes this the most expensive screensaver in history!
At least it has real fish, not a fake flat screen
People on forums: you can fit 4 clownfish or 2 angels in here, if not it’s overcrowded!
1 shrimp take it or leave it
Well said
😂😂😂😂😂
How about not having aquariums!!! That's cruel and unusual punishment!!! Let me put you in a glass house with 10 others and see how you like it!
@@100bgeagle Okay Karen!
I saw the thumbnail and was like awesome reef tank click the video... aw now I'm sad
Absolutely Beautiful tank. Great job and very inspiring. Presently working on a 1000 gallon now.
It is a dream of mine to have a tank like this one day.
Me 2 if i have my one house the first thing i Will do is buy a big aquarium
Same
Whats the cost of i wall aquarium ?
@@SujalIngale probably 25.000
@@echtwaarhe6417 ok thanks
Gorgeous
All that and you don’t have real coral? GTHOH
calm down this setup easily costs over 25-30 THOUSAND dollars the real corals for this tank alone would end up costing $20k just to fill the tank up the way it is with the ones he has in the fake deco not counting the lightening needed for that tank and all the stuff needed to grow corals it would take over a half a decade to achieve this look with real corals
@@MrDon967 I know bro, just being facetious. It would cost a fortune to have a tank that big with coral. Not to mention all the specific needs of the different corals many of which are territorial. I was just being a troll at the time. It’s a beautiful tank no doubt. Idlove it fake coral and all, lol.
@@massivepump3059 no biggy bro i just wanted to give an actual cost perspective since alot of people are stating the same thing.
@@MrDon967 To be fair though, corals grow. So unless you must have instant day 1 gratification you could possibly do it for a lot less. And if you go with soft corals you can get much quicker growth, get some movement (other than fish) in the tank, and not have to have as stringent water parameters
That said, for a tank that size I would definitely want to hire a maintenance company to check everything and deal with problems. Hard enough deal with a 300g tank, couldn't imagine having one 10x that size. Bigger tank is more stable, but something could go wrong and the tank will try to still keep stable at that "wrong" parameter(s)
@@Mike__B ya i've mentioned that in another comment thread already.
regardless a 1in frag in that tank will get lost and it'll take years to grow to the size the fake corals are in the tank if he got the exact same corals as the fake ones.
lighting for that will cost more then the tank itself and so will dosing and filtration.
a bigger tank is stable and all he has to do with a fowlr tank is water top off and water change. which is a totally different thing then a reef tank where stability is key the fish won't die with a few missed top offs and dirtier parameters the corals will
must be fun cleaning it
So amazing and beautiful I could cry
Bruh if u can get a tank that large u most probably can invest in some lights and corals
it isn't about investment of money it's about keeping the corals ALIVE which isn't easy maybe on your avg 20 gallon it's easy but not everyone can put in the work it requires to keep corals alive especially if you want to focus on the fish itself
it would be nice if a company made lifelike corals that have different textures etc i would buy it no doubt
@@MrDon967 Actually it's easier to keep corals alive in larger tanks as you have more water surface which entails you can control it better, a small aquarium can change parameters within an hour and all your corals would be dead.
@@xbluewolfy1741 theres a difference between the average "large" tank and these enormous tanks. the average "large" tank is 100+ gallons to 300 gallons
that is considered LARGE. anything that crosses 300-500+ isn't average those are very far in between. especially in the thousands of gallons range.
so no your point doesn't true. a 10-5g,20g those are considered small 40 breeder thats small 90 gallon 75g those a re medium and 100g+ are large.
obviously keeping corals at 5g compared to 75g its easier in the 75g to maintain water chemistry.
HOWEVER WHAT CONSUMER LEVEL LIGHT do you know that works above 500g tanks?
most lights work in 1 ft tall tanks at most a 3000g tank needs lights that work on 10ft tall tank atleast those are your average lights your radions/ t5s etc won't reach those depths even with focused 90 degree lenses. further more the lights needed would be in the 20s if using standard consumer lights. if you look at any aquarium gallaries that have 30k gallons displays with real corals theres a few clips on youtube seafriendlyreef has a recent video of such a place those lights they are standard lights noone can just go and order those.
@@MrDon967 Your 100% 💯 right, thank you for educating these jacka***
@@jojolovesthesuns4800 No avi is wrong. The lighting, flow, and filtration needed for a tank that size is way more complicated than my little 25 gallon tank.
Artificial Coral inserts just ruins it for me
Where?
Master of my fate where? The whole display is fake coral lol none of that is real
Me too. All that money and effort for fake coral. Nah
Was my first thought. Like why even waste your time with that massive setup just to keep water and fish? Just a big old plastic hardscape 😂
@@seaadair1670 truthhhhh
Amazing
Nice size tank
But not a fan of coral inserts
I feel you here, I see this as a big fish tank. I want to see a 3000 gallon reef! That said, it is pretty epic when the tank is so big it barely fits through the open of a GARAGE :D
Wow 👏😮
"You can fit maybe 5 full size clownfish and 1 full grown tang. Anymore and you will overcrowd"
Очень красиво 👍
Cycling that bad boy probably took forever huh ? Incredible build out
WOW!!! I am jealous!!! Any more details?
if you put plastic corals, then just watch tv
Iv got a 20L Tank and a Golden Mystical Snail. Checkmate, noob. Just kidding, Great Vid, id love to have that in my lounge too
Sure absolutely mindblowing do u bake thus type thanks at home
How is he going to get rid of the algae from those plastic corals WHEN it grows😳
Shrimp and snails will do the trick.
how do you keep corals like that which are glued in can't take out how do you keep them clean
So how do they clean the water?
Id sit in front if that fkn thing every single day of my life. AMAZING
How milimeter this a glass?
I’m over here with a 20 gal, with coreys snails and guppies 🙃
I want to know how much the electricity costs to run this.
At least $2 a month.
@@Erutan409 yeah I was think at least a dollar or more.
Use of solar panels for electricity can help in long terms during summer time
the heater would cost the most
@@MrDon967 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i wonder how much it cost ?
Smells? Drop a hit. Blow a joint. Sleep next to it. Great place to put a newborn's crib. LIVE coral would be better.
I want to have aquarium like that so beautiful fishe's i love dory and nemo🤩😍😘😘❤❤❤
@Joshua Jordan no, it could be a child and that negativity you dish out is gonna be your karma. This is YT not college
Now the real question is- how will you do a water change
Not gonna be as hard as you think , Their is equipment used to suck out the water for any fish tank into buckets , and all he really has to do is change 25 to 50 percent of the water , sure it's still alot of work with that size of a tank but not as bad as you may think..
Holy shit all that plumbing for a fish tank.
looks like a 1000 gal tank
3Kg saltwater?
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just too bad that isnt real corals :(
calm down this setup easily costs over 25-30 THOUSAND dollars the real corals for this tank alone would end up costing $20k just to fill the tank up the way it is with the ones he has in the fake deco not counting the lightening needed for that tank and all the stuff needed to grow corals it would take over a half a decade to achieve this look with real corals
what is the thickness of the glass
I'd say likely this is acrylic.
In my house we dont have tvs, only big fish tanks in each room
How much this all aquarium with filter in usa
It's time to sell a kidney for this
All the comments on the coral are ridiculous. Lets see yall tank with live corals and this beautiful lighting. Dont worry ill wait..... Gorgeous setup. Low maintenance and great look!!
How much did this cost you
I’m curious how much something like that costs
I havw a 600 Gallon tank that was $20,000 just for the tank, sump, stand and rock/sand. Also got the pumps at that price too.
Do you have to call the truck in every time you need to cycle out the water? Oof
Ok, ok, you win!!😒
Whats the thickness of glass or acrylic? Is it tempered? Thank you
Plastic coral, i will never get it :) hehhe America i think :)
I ain’t gouna lie I just just an aquarium and I thought I was cool bc I have real moss balls and plants in there but I have no idea what a coral is lmao thanks for teaching me sum
Artificial corals, seriously?
Dang, irs crazy all the comments say 25k for the Thai alone then the fish might be 10k?? With food and all??? Then the real coral reefs are 30k top with or without their care like food???? Omg....
I was unaware there were so many diehard live coral enthusiasts. I don't get saltwater people
I have both and just dont even look a freshwater in the same league honestly. I like natural looking aquariums. Freshwater has plants and salt water has corals which are way more facinating imo
@@racingbeats1493 I get that. Planted freshwater tanks are growing in popularity. Just the saltiness of some of these comments about the guy's disinterest in taking care of an underwater garden is hilarious.
Yes, you would think that this is their tank. Judgmental haters.
At 1st I was like nah the corals are fake and I wouldn't do this...but after the video I actually honestly considered it lol...looks great
It looks like a comic. Dont like it, it's such an american thing to put plastic stuff into an aquarium bc keeping real plants or corals is too difficult for them..
Sounding bitter to cover the jealousy
Fake corals meh
calm down this setup easily costs over 25-30 THOUSAND dollars the real corals for this tank alone would end up costing $20k just to fill the tank up the way it is with the ones he has in the fake deco not counting the lightening needed for that tank and all the stuff needed to grow corals it would take over a half a decade to achieve this look with real corals
plastic coral
So what? Who fucking cares? The person bought the fish tank primarily for fish! Not coral..
And how much is monthly maintenance?
Why do so many people keep hating on the fake coral I don’t know.
Who cares, not every aquarium owner can or knows how to keep a successful coral reef tank.
I wish you could post images here then I’d ask all the negative reef experts here to post is pic of their amazing live coral tanks.
Most coral isn’t that hard to care for...now if you wanna go sps that’s a little different. Most soft an lps coral are super easy to care for an really don’t require much effort beyond normal husbandry.
@@CapCitySmoker-py2ry , I know I have a fully stocked reef tank I just don’t get why people care to say something negative because some doesn’t want coral.
It’s much more difficult than fish only.
@@VXReef well then you should know most softies an lps aren’t high maintenance in any way shape or form. Especially ones that feed from photosynthesis. Also when you post a video on a public domain it’s up for criticism and also complement. Fot look a lot better with natural rock at least, the fake coral reminds me of all the tanks from the show Tanked, an just looks cheesy.
They’d have to go snorkeling to do that sh*t and I doubt they want to do that every time something happens with a piece of coral..
@@CapCitySmoker-py2ry , I agree it’s horrific looking in my opinion but a lot of people get aquariums without a passion for reefing.
And softies do take a level of care above just fish keeping. I think if you like that Disney fish tank look then this is great, it’s a really good job in that regard.
How on earth you keep it clean, now that’s beyond me. I’ve seen a few of those tanked aquariums and they all look light shit covered in algae.
fake coral
How much is total cost brother can you please guide us please