It's a pleasure to hear you! Like Jake, your diction is great and unique! Thanks very much for sharing your tips, Than! Great therapy session!! Gotta LOVE the Acro's smell!!
Thank you for everything you did for the hobby, and corals, and information, in the flip phone era, and for catching up with jake, where i find i get most of my info nowadays. This was super cool for folks like myself, who have watched ur videos for 15 years now it seems. Thank you, Than. Really appreciate everything you did. Saved me lots of bike rides to the library, if u had a video on that specific coral. Was such a neat time in the hobby that todays new hobbyists will never appreciate
Loved this podcast…I listened while I was painting my tank stand. One recommendation I’d like to give Jake is to let your guest finish his answers to your questions. I noticed you have a habit of interrupting with an agreement or comparison to what you do with your systems…and your guest gets side tracked, or you move on to the next question and he doesn’t finish his answer
Than is one of the very best on this platform. His Coral Spotlight series alone informed much of my early foundations in coral husbandry. In an internet filled with flash, hype, and short term memory; he certainly took the time to swim against the current to put out quality and useful insights. It was greatly appreciated. Good discussion.
Really enjoyed this one.. Loved the B-roll footage. Couldn't help but notice how healthy the euphyllia (Aussie gold torch) looked even with flatworms. It's a great example that a healthy coral can still thrive with pests..
I have listening this episode like 5 times already. I just wish these 2 person make more content together in the past before Jake passed. RIP Jake Adam, your legacy will keep going for many years to come
This video and discussion took me way back. The achievements you all have made are beautiful and completely relevantly understood. The trouble is that no matter how beautiful and successful you go, failure is so inevitably close. I was the guy back in the 90's who had all the iwasakis, ets, gigantic diy reactors bumped up from the available market. I ran into, slowly but surely the questions. I had sps of all sorts growing beyond the surface, stuff showing up on the walls of my tank, sump and skimmer, and super advanced described fish flourishing and beautifully thriving! It was like a tiny world of my 180 gallon god creation. I was always reaching for more, more, more, but little by little the creep creeped up. Test results started not making sense, questions started raising, I'd make adjustments, bang out more with bigger this or that. At one point I was dissolving a 40lb bag of caribsea crushed coral in my giant diy reactor every 2 months! In the back of my mind I was racing, nobody to turn to for help, so I just kept pushing on trying to keep up with demand. Back then things overall were much much cheaper. One fish I had at that time cost me $70, that today runs nearly $900. I spent $1200 on my custom designed by myself 180 gallon tank built by a guy in st. Louis which maybe would be $5000 today. Start up costs were just a bandaid compared to the monthly cost of electricity consumption that I put into my parents basement!!! Back then the electric bill went from around $90/month to nearly $350/month! They didn't complain ever! I was lucky! The hobby has truly become much much more educated than I had way back then and I so much wish I had the sources of experience and knowledge back then that is available today. I'd just like to input my experience and mention the only thing that I never once considered which was this... When in doubt, cut it out ... When demand starts exceeding input YOU HAVE TO remove demand, or it WILL go to shit. Keep on keeping on! Love these videos! Keep learning, keep working! I love it!🤪
Good morning from Indonesia. Hello best friend. I really like your content. THE ATMOSPHERE IS VERY GOOD. SUCH AN AWESOME REEF. It's really impressive. Thank you for sharing a very good, interesting and inspiring video for all of us. Hopefully we can all be better, healthier, stronger, successful, happier and always under God's protection.
I absolutely enjoyed your tank videos in the back ground, please do that again in the future. This would be a good episode to watch on my tv with all this coral video!!
best podcast to listen to while doing reef maintenance currently setting up a frag tank big fan of both of you iv been in the hobby for about a year you guys been alot of help to grow really nice coral
Most freshwater tanks do not have sumps for a filter roller. hang on back maybe... then it would have to be small and it would still be an eyesore. Nice conversation!
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i really really enjoyed yours tank. Thankyou for hardwork
Fake scam. They glue stuff to the turtle and act like they are rescuing it. This is fake and abusive. You should not pay people to abuse animals! Report this video and channel
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I really enjoyed our talk! Thank you so much for having me over.
It's a pleasure to hear you! Like Jake, your diction is great and unique! Thanks very much for sharing your tips, Than! Great therapy session!! Gotta LOVE the Acro's smell!!
Thank you for everything you did for the hobby, and corals, and information, in the flip phone era, and for catching up with jake, where i find i get most of my info nowadays. This was super cool for folks like myself, who have watched ur videos for 15 years now it seems. Thank you, Than. Really appreciate everything you did.
Saved me lots of bike rides to the library, if u had a video on that specific coral. Was such a neat time in the hobby that todays new hobbyists will never appreciate
Than is jake really gone?? I don’t believe it the whole community has been texting me . the sad news but I don’t believe it😢
@@Sylvania-Frenchies What!?
@@Alex_Correa yeah my brother unfortunately we lost one of the best in our hobby R.I.P Jake Adams
Some how I missed this. Jake your a legend that will always be the voice of this awesome hobby.
Loved this podcast…I listened while I was painting my tank stand.
One recommendation I’d like to give Jake is to let your guest finish his answers to your questions. I noticed you have a habit of interrupting with an agreement or comparison to what you do with your systems…and your guest gets side tracked, or you move on to the next question and he doesn’t finish his answer
RIP, Jake! Hard to even listen to your voice without feeling sad.
Than is one of the very best on this platform. His Coral Spotlight series alone informed much of my early foundations in coral husbandry. In an internet filled with flash, hype, and short term memory; he certainly took the time to swim against the current to put out quality and useful insights. It was greatly appreciated.
Good discussion.
Really enjoyed this one.. Loved the B-roll footage.
Couldn't help but notice how healthy the euphyllia (Aussie gold torch) looked even with flatworms. It's a great example that a healthy coral can still thrive with pests..
I have listening this episode like 5 times already. I just wish these 2 person make more content together in the past before Jake passed. RIP Jake Adam, your legacy will keep going for many years to come
This video and discussion took me way back. The achievements you all have made are beautiful and completely relevantly understood. The trouble is that no matter how beautiful and successful you go, failure is so inevitably close. I was the guy back in the 90's who had all the iwasakis, ets, gigantic diy reactors bumped up from the available market. I ran into, slowly but surely the questions. I had sps of all sorts growing beyond the surface, stuff showing up on the walls of my tank, sump and skimmer, and super advanced described fish flourishing and beautifully thriving! It was like a tiny world of my 180 gallon god creation. I was always reaching for more, more, more, but little by little the creep creeped up. Test results started not making sense, questions started raising, I'd make adjustments, bang out more with bigger this or that. At one point I was dissolving a 40lb bag of caribsea crushed coral in my giant diy reactor every 2 months! In the back of my mind I was racing, nobody to turn to for help, so I just kept pushing on trying to keep up with demand.
Back then things overall were much much cheaper. One fish I had at that time cost me $70, that today runs nearly $900. I spent $1200 on my custom designed by myself 180 gallon tank built by a guy in st. Louis which maybe would be $5000 today. Start up costs were just a bandaid compared to the monthly cost of electricity consumption that I put into my parents basement!!! Back then the electric bill went from around $90/month to nearly $350/month! They didn't complain ever! I was lucky!
The hobby has truly become much much more educated than I had way back then and I so much wish I had the sources of experience and knowledge back then that is available today. I'd just like to input my experience and mention the only thing that I never once considered which was this... When in doubt, cut it out ... When demand starts exceeding input YOU HAVE TO remove demand, or it WILL go to shit.
Keep on keeping on! Love these videos! Keep learning, keep working! I love it!🤪
I really enjoyed this episode of reef therapy. Than is a good dude. It was a very good interview.
Me and Than have talked shop and cleaned glass together at TG. It's a great time. I have always enjoyed those interactions so much.
No way, my 2 favorite reef content creators lol. Nice
Really enjoyed this. Love hear both of you talking individually so this was extra nice.
Thank you for sharing this into our community. I hope will more from y’all to share. Really good information and experience to share.
Dude, this B-roll is 🔥🪸🌈🔥
Preach - country music is tough on the ears!
Good morning from Indonesia. Hello best friend. I really like your content. THE ATMOSPHERE IS VERY GOOD. SUCH AN AWESOME REEF. It's really impressive. Thank you for sharing a very good, interesting and inspiring video for all of us. Hopefully we can all be better, healthier, stronger, successful, happier and always under God's protection.
I absolutely enjoyed your tank videos in the back ground, please do that again in the future.
This would be a good episode to watch on my tv with all this coral video!!
best podcast to listen to while doing reef maintenance currently setting up a frag tank big fan of both of you iv been in the hobby for about a year you guys been alot of help to grow really nice coral
Great convo! It was nice to listen to for my early morning flight for reefapalooza!!! P.S. Thanks for the shout out. ❤
Such a high level of quality content, it's such a chance to get the two of you for a long episode thank you!
Than is the absolute best.
I am sure that he will be picking the audio apart when he hears this played back.
He cleans reefs in water tanks woaw!! That caucasian realy deserves credit and a 3 hour video about that
1:25:45 “Julian Sprung…. I MEAN TWO LITTLE FISHIES” 😂
Than is great. I hit the like before I even listened.
Most freshwater tanks do not have sumps for a filter roller.
hang on back maybe... then it would have to be small and it would still be an eyesore.
Nice conversation!
i really really enjoyed yours tank. Thankyou for hardwork
Thank you both for this! Cool to have another great on and chatting! Ya'll are great!
wooooooo great ,,
nkce SHARING about therapy
GREATTING FROM INDONESIA
These shots are AMAZING 😍🤩😊
Oh this one will be good!
예쁜 아이들
잘자라라 얏☆☆☆🐤🐧🐦❤
Love it. But holy static Batman! Blew my ears out with earbuds
Hello dear friend good morning
Thank you so much for Great sharing
Look amazing colours
Perfec 😳
👍
RIP Jake
Over in the states OG bounce is really popular
So what corals are Than taking home with him?
1:32:11 The seastar in the clam. lol
😊😊🙏🙏👍👍
Do you know who Than is! LoL
I miss jake
I sure miss Jake!
We do too! ~Remy
Leider ist dies bei mir angestiegen werde demnächst auf zeolit verzichten da dies nicht sein aollte und wasserwechsel machen
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Was Mark fired? Love Mark, should be Jake and Mark only!
Mark is "out of town"... this is an extra score!
He was in Hawaii! Mark is permanent! Don’t you worry.
@@ReefBuildersVideo I know.. lol. Just bustin ass. Was just not right without him.
i cant stand his voice
Fake scam. They glue stuff to the turtle and act like they are rescuing it. This is fake and abusive. You should not pay people to abuse animals! Report this video and channel
Salam santun
Sehat selalu kak
Bahagia bersama keluarga
Mampir dong kak
Ditunggu ya
From indonesia
Let’s get that microphone fixed goodness gracious love the video how to turn it way down