I'd say 1 jester goby and mayb a watchman goby possibly some pajama cardinals and mayb a speckled buterfly or a raffles buterfly I'd Say a hypo tang or tomani tang but they will need to be rehomed after about 6 months to a year they get too big for a fork
40 gallon * they get to big but keeping a baby one is really fun I have a hypo tang in my 40 breeder but am working on getting the equipment and supplies to move and change my 80 gallon into a tang gang tank gona put a sump on it too I would love a 120 with a biig sump but that mayb a dream for the future
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Tanks are looking amazing Danny, well done! 👌 Awesome you are building a business around the trust you have built with the viewers through the channel as well, hard work pays off!
In my opinion, if you want a lot of fish that is cheap, beautiful, and environmentally friendly, use mollies. Many people have told me that Poecilia latipinna [Sailfin Molly] and Poecilia velifera [Giant Sailfin Molly] tend to do best in salt water. And besides they are great algae eaters. 👍
I agree too! I’ve got P velifera and they are the best clean up crew I’ve ever purchased and no risk of brining in marine white spot if they are acclimated from fresh to salt over a period of days.
Agreed! I have been running a reefer XL200 for 6 months purely with Mollies I bred last year, getting disease free marine fish local to me has been harder the last year with shops closing so have just left the tank with lots of Mollies 😁
Your presentation and camera work are top notch, dude!! I subbed on your maintenance vid. Was surprised your Nitrates and Phosphates are so low, that the coral is telling you so. Normally, people
I feel like I never see this videos when they come out only a few days later. Anyway, the fact that the 40 is two years old feels crazy. Great job mate.
Hey bud I’m currently going through a Cyano outbreak. My tank is 7 months old and it’s a 38 gallon bowed front tank. It’s all over the rock and some areas on the sand. I have been doing 25% water changes every 6-7 days and it’s not slowing down. I moved my powerheads and the are placed 8” down from the top roughly right in the centre on each side pointing at each other for the most part. I was told to use Chemiclean. Would you do that, or do you have a better method. Your tanks look great.
I’d creat as much flow as possible & dose bacteria first before chemical to treat cyano, might take a few weeks thou. Check your parameters too, too low can create cyano & dynos too, good luck.
@@dazsboxofwater I have zero nitrates and nitrites and ammonia and salinity is 1.023. PH is 7.8. May I ask what bacteria to dose with as no one has mentioned this method to me. I really appreciate your knowledge and time to help me. And if I put a third 528gph powerhead down about 6” above sand that would help? Thank you SO much!
@@Scott-cy6zv just be careful you aren’t blowing your sand everywhere or covering corals ect , plenty of bacteria products - brightwell, special blend, dr Tim’s ect , I think I saw it on a brs video a while ago now, I always dose bacteria now , once every two week or a month, sometimes even a small amount after a water change especially if a larger water change too, maybe feed the fish a bit more to get nitrates & phos up , good luck & hope this helps.
@@dazsboxofwater your awesome! Ok I will figure out another place to put new powerhead and not use the Chemiclean. I wish I could post pictures in here to show how I have stuff positioned.
Before getting my betta and setting up a 10 gallon, I was debating on a freshwater or saltwater now I want a saltwater tank, it just the beauty of the corals and fish that grabs my attention so my next tank setup will probably be a 55 gallon saltwater or a clownfish only 30 gallon tank.
Starry Blennies are fantastic, it's rough struggling with low nutrient tanks. I'm not going to tell you to change anything with your routine since it's working, but if you can replace the main+trace elements without waterchanges you'll have an easier time keeping nutrients up by postponing them to a month or every-other.
I love the voiceovers on videos. I love your tanks and your videos. That was the one thing I always wanted. I enjoy following along but it’s nice to just listen rather than read.
Hi Danny's Aquariums, I really like your videos, thank you for bringing us so many useful videos, as your fan I need your help, we have a product we want to work with you, it's about aquarium products (aquarium lights), I want to contact you further to talk to you about working together, I want to know how I can work with you.
I don’t really aim for any specific levels, neither do I test very often. But when I do, they’re always at zero and I can confirm that by how the corals are doing/looking.
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I'd say 1 jester goby and mayb a watchman goby possibly some pajama cardinals and mayb a speckled buterfly or a raffles buterfly I'd Say a hypo tang or tomani tang but they will need to be rehomed after about 6 months to a year they get too big for a fork
40 gallon * they get to big but keeping a baby one is really fun I have a hypo tang in my 40 breeder but am working on getting the equipment and supplies to move and change my 80 gallon into a tang gang tank gona put a sump on it too I would love a 120 with a biig sump but that mayb a dream for the future
I remember the first time you set up the 40 gal. Wow its been 2 years ? Time flows fast.
I know right! Time is flying by so fast 😮
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Have a fantastic day mate!
Tanks are looking amazing Danny, well done! 👌 Awesome you are building a business around the trust you have built with the viewers through the channel as well, hard work pays off!
In my opinion, if you want a lot of fish that is cheap, beautiful, and environmentally friendly, use mollies. Many people have told me that Poecilia latipinna [Sailfin Molly] and Poecilia velifera [Giant Sailfin Molly] tend to do best in salt water. And besides they are great algae eaters. 👍
I'll second this. Especially the sailfin mollies. You might have some trouble acclimating standard store bought mollies though
I agree too! I’ve got P velifera and they are the best clean up crew I’ve ever purchased and no risk of brining in marine white spot if they are acclimated from fresh to salt over a period of days.
@@charlottefalconer8602 Wow! 🤯
@@zafishguy5166 Thank you! 👍
Agreed! I have been running a reefer XL200 for 6 months purely with Mollies I bred last year, getting disease free marine fish local to me has been harder the last year with shops closing so have just left the tank with lots of Mollies 😁
Your presentation and camera work are top notch, dude!!
I subbed on your maintenance vid.
Was surprised your Nitrates and Phosphates are so low, that the coral is telling you so.
Normally, people
I have no filter no skimmer and top up with tap water with no water ager 😁🤘oh and no water changes 😁
Glad to live around Indo Pacific.
It's easy to get the resources of the Coral & Fishes over here.
Haha.. Am in Hawaii..
Everything is illegal, here.
Due to the fear of Invasive Species taking over Hawaii and its waters.
I feel like I never see this videos when they come out only a few days later. Anyway, the fact that the 40 is two years old feels crazy. Great job mate.
Thanks man!
Maybe add a small tang? Good clean up fish & creates plenty of waste too so maybe a win win , tanks look great 👍🏻
Hey bud I’m currently going through a Cyano outbreak. My tank is 7 months old and it’s a 38 gallon bowed front tank. It’s all over the rock and some areas on the sand. I have been doing 25% water changes every 6-7 days and it’s not slowing down. I moved my powerheads and the are placed 8” down from the top roughly right in the centre on each side pointing at each other for the most part. I was told to use Chemiclean. Would you do that, or do you have a better method. Your tanks look great.
I’d creat as much flow as possible & dose bacteria first before chemical to treat cyano, might take a few weeks thou. Check your parameters too, too low can create cyano & dynos too, good luck.
@@dazsboxofwater I have zero nitrates and nitrites and ammonia and salinity is 1.023. PH is 7.8. May I ask what bacteria to dose with as no one has mentioned this method to me. I really appreciate your knowledge and time to help me. And if I put a third 528gph powerhead down about 6” above sand that would help? Thank you SO much!
@@Scott-cy6zv just be careful you aren’t blowing your sand everywhere or covering corals ect , plenty of bacteria products - brightwell, special blend, dr Tim’s ect , I think I saw it on a brs video a while ago now, I always dose bacteria now , once every two week or a month, sometimes even a small amount after a water change especially if a larger water change too, maybe feed the fish a bit more to get nitrates & phos up , good luck & hope this helps.
@@dazsboxofwater your awesome! Ok I will figure out another place to put new powerhead and not use the Chemiclean. I wish I could post pictures in here to show how I have stuff positioned.
what do you do maintenance wise for this tank? including dosing what do you dose and how often?
The tank is beautiful 😍 it is so cool how it got full of corals in just 2 years! :D
Thank you! Can't wait to see how this tank will look in a few more years.
@@DannysAquariums yes me too! :D
hi
how to control your no3 without filteration
How do you get rid of that planaria
If there is a lack of nitrates and phosphates, why not add more fish?
Maybe, but the tanks aren’t that big so finding the right fish and not create an overload becomes difficult. Maybe some nano fish. :)
feed them flake and you'll have all the nitrate phos you need
Yeah, that’ll definitely help haha!
Banggai cardinalfish would be cool.
I love them! 😍
😍😍😍
Before getting my betta and setting up a 10 gallon, I was debating on a freshwater or saltwater now I want a saltwater tank, it just the beauty of the corals and fish that grabs my attention so my next tank setup will probably be a 55 gallon saltwater or a clownfish only 30 gallon tank.
Starry Blennies are fantastic, it's rough struggling with low nutrient tanks. I'm not going to tell you to change anything with your routine since it's working, but if you can replace the main+trace elements without waterchanges you'll have an easier time keeping nutrients up by postponing them to a month or every-other.
Nice setups! No one wants to buy my Kenia tree frags lol. Not even for 1Euro
Hi ,your tanks look beautiful, can you help me to set up my reef led for m'y tank please ?
Hi Danny
How much and how often do you make water changes.
Regards
I think you should buy some colorful reef safe wrasse fish. I love the look if your tanks.
Mandarin Dragonet
Already have one! :D
Also, the mangrove is a nice addition
Very Nice Video 😊 which tests do you use for phosphate and nitrate?
I love the voiceovers on videos. I love your tanks and your videos. That was the one thing I always wanted. I enjoy following along but it’s nice to just listen rather than read.
Thank you so much!
Pseudochromis fridmani are great in every reef aquarium. They're purple colour is fantastic and they have a nice swimming behavior.
I had one in here once, it was doing pretty good.. but disappeared one day. Might add another one, they're a lot of fun! :D
Hi Danny's Aquariums, I really like your videos, thank you for bringing us so many useful videos, as your fan I need your help, we have a product we want to work with you, it's about aquarium products (aquarium lights), I want to contact you further to talk to you about working together, I want to know how I can work with you.
Sure, there are multiple ways to contact me. Email, contact form on my website, social media pages, etc.
I have 16 gallon nano tank. Can I skip filter or smaller it is, it's necessary?
I don’t have a filter on any of my aquariums.
What nitrates and phosphate do you aim for? Have liked your videos last couple years.
I don’t really aim for any specific levels, neither do I test very often. But when I do, they’re always at zero and I can confirm that by how the corals are doing/looking.
Can u ask what kind of led u take ??
Fiji bicolor foxfish
😳🤗💪
Hey Danny, ik ben van plan ook in de hobby te stappen. Ik vind het lastig hoe te beginnen. Enige tips? Hoe ben jij bijvoorbeeld begonnen? Thanks!
Ik ben begonnen met mijn nano reef, bekijk wat oudere videos op mijn kanaal. Er staan er genoeg vanaf het begin tot nu. ;)
Bonjour superbe aquarium et coraux,
Quelle est votre éclairage ?
Thank you! I use Red Sea Reef LED 90's on the 40 gallon and Kessil a360x's on the 20 gallons.
The mangrove leaves need to be sprayed with ro every few days
Correct! :)
I think you should get a purple firefish
Thanks for the suggestion!
Peppermint shrimp does not eat coral.
Corals were irritated by it and eventually started dying, then the shrimp would start eating tissue.
Great update thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
3rd
Superbe aquarium.c'est quoi comme éclairage ?
What aquarium is the 40 gallon?
The middle one is the 40 gallon.