I love when Ryan addresses why his tank crashed. We don't do that enough in this hobby and its the most important information we can share. It also makes the hobby less intimidating, sometimes I swear I'm the only one making mistakes.
Ryan, thank you for your channel and sharing of your reefing journey! My 60-gallon cube is now three years old. Launched it in summer 2021. Learned as much as I could from BRS and many other reefing channels then hand-built the mixed-reef using pre-owned pieces (acrylic sump/glass aquarium) and new equipment. 1st year hard as f**k! 2nd year on, smooth sailing. Kessil 360 + Reefbrite 12” blades, mangroves growing out the top with Kessil 160, Fiji cube 800 external overflow (I drilled tank), PVC plumbing form BRS (gate valve, check valves, angle valve, tubing/elbows). Sump has skimmer, 7” media basket rather than sock, and custom chaeto refugium section built with Amazon acrylic sheets and acrylic cement. Neptune refugium GROW light. Octo 400 return pump with float safety valve. Optical freshwater refill system for evaporation w/5-gallon reservoir. In-line UV sterilizer and ROWA-phos in external reactor. Water source is BRS RODI. Tons of coral (branching acros, montipora, SPS, hammers, digi, Hawkins, plating acros, frogspawn, leathers). My tank looks like the over-grown example shown In this video (edge-to-edge coral) with a giant 13” wide monti nearly growing out the top (started as 1.5” frag). I consider myself a 4-star reefer, no less than high 3-star (have paid my dues in research 100’s of hrs). Fish/invertibrates: large clown pair since beginning, small hippo tang, many gobies, six-line, fire shrimp, pink 4” starfish, Chromis, Scott’s damsel pair, snails, hermit crabs. All-For-Reef solution on dosing pump keeps elements and minerals in check. Water changes are nearly zero. Began weekly WH, then bi-weekly, eventually monthly, ended in 3-4 per year. Now maybe two 8% water changes per year, if that. Have all the Hanna checkers. Nitrate and phosphate low. Phosphate has tendency to elevate. Nitrate stays low. Never done an ICP test, could and should do that to test my maintenance strategy. I’m positive some or many elements could be out of whack. No ill effects (marine life adjusts?). Coral death? Some, mostly from shading (coral growth). Fish death? Yes, many over the years. Starvation (2x Copperband), and unknown diseases. Never had ich (UV). My dream tank is 150 gallon. That’s next after we buy a house (living in California, expensive). People LOVE our tank! I credit BRS, Reef Builders, Reef Bum, Coral Euphoria, and many others!! Success is based on listening to the experts and taking action! Trial and error! Does perfection exist? Nah, chasing numbers! Con in my tank? Aiptasia!! Have tried everything!! Red Sea Aiptasia X, file fish, and $200 worth of nudibranchs! The nudis disappeared (been 8 months), probably eaten by little gray/white uneven starfish (pest?) and fireworms (PLENTY!). I’ll do my best to prevent Aiptasia in the new build. 😃👍🏼
This is the most concise and simple to understand presentation on reefing hobby I have seen in a long time. I have been in the hobby since 2019 and have 3 successful saltwater tanks.
I farm. Livestock. If I bring in a new animal I isolate it in quarantine for 30 days down wind, down hill, down stream, down chores. Double deworm and vaccinate. Then two weeks across a fence line. Then open into a common area with the herd it is joining while heavy feeding with the ability to retreat. This always works. Same thing with reef corals and fish. A lot of the principles we use farming apply to aquariums.
In addition to reefing I farm and raise livestock. You are completely right that we do not have to be precise or accurate. Approximately is fine enough. Same as with our personal diet. Eat a varied diet. Feed our fish a varied diet. It feeds our corals a varied diet. Export handles the error.
That success and failure stat hits hard... I'm about a year into my tank and have thought recently about selling and getting out before I have any more losses. Your videos have been a great source of info, and the only reason I've made it this far and haven't quit yet. Thank you!
If there is one take away from this video it is this " do your 10% weekly water changes, just do it." There are total different success rates associated with this who do this.
That was an amazing presentataion. Been reefing since 2001 and took a break in 2017. Im back now and this is just what I needed to help reignite that passion. Hoping to see you at Reefapalooza SoCal.
I've never heard a more relevant and informative lecture in this field. Really amazingly helpful talk. His are usually pretty damn good. Most of my successes in the hobby are because of something I learned from him. This is taking things to the next level
Ryan, you are the real master of research, testing and sharing your opinion with us. This presentation is nearly perfect with the visualization 👍🏻 Thank you for that! Can’t wait for more information about the best hobby imo.
My tank was humming by doing occasional changes and weekly multi element dosing. I started chasing higher alk & ca numbers and killed or almost killed a number of corals; I'm still in the process of getting it back to where it was by going back to my regimen before. Perfect is indeed the enemy of great. Thanks for all the great info!
I wish someone would make a flat pack collapsable option. if it was affordable and easy to store I think it would become a universal tool 90% of reefers own :)
Yes Ryan , Get back to making TH-cam videos, your missed by the community . Hope your well & lifes being kind . Hopefully see you on the next one soon 🙏🏼✌🏼
After 16 years of producing a weekly TH-cam show and almost no breaks it's a much needed and valued rest :) Stepping back is giving me a new perspective on things, you might see that in this presentation.
@@SeriousReefs😂 Btw Ryan I’ve been hunting for your test showing the Tuna Sun fuge performance I may or may not have immediately bought one to replace my AI Prime Fuge after your talk…
@@SeriousReefs yeah for sure. I find after you have watched a million videos its very repetative, however i enjoy the hole video any always take some little bit off info out off them i didnt know. Like in this one the difference between brineshrimp and mysis shrimp phosphate n nitrate levels going in. That will be a big help in the future. Looking forward to the next few videos and hope your enjoying your down time now.
I’ve had a 30 gallon all acro tank for 8 months on 2 grows at about 70% work well. Only thing is most units seem to have one side be a different color than the other side so I have them switched around to blend it.
Links to the videos and pages mentioned. How to Tune a Protein Skimmer and Features That Produce Results : th-cam.com/video/h0AxBbEMn5U/w-d-xo.html We Want Answers to Phosphate & Nitrate in Reef Tanks. Can Our Approach to Nutrients End the Debate? th-cam.com/video/Vbq7s7Lw2sE/w-d-xo.html 80/20 QT Playlist th-cam.com/play/PLBaMLrfToJyxtPvAEU0Wh64zgN0G9RpKT.html Is your filter sock changing schedule helping to reduce nutrients? | BRStv Investigates th-cam.com/video/LOJ6B-0p9c0/w-d-xo.html Best of the Year: This Aquarium Water Change Gear Is the BEST! th-cam.com/video/63g3JacStJo/w-d-xo.html Ich eradication vs. Ich managemen . www.reef2reef.com/threads/ich-eradication-vs-ich-management.188775/ Aquarium Chemistry: Phosphate And Math reefs.com/magazine/aquarium-chemistry-phosphate-and-math-yes-you-need-to-understand-both/
I've been reefing for 3.5 years. Around the 1 year mark I stopped doing water changes as long as my nitrates and alkalinity were in a decent range. The tank slowly withered away. Started doing weekly - biweekly water changes for the past 5 months and my tank has no nasties or algae and the corals are growing like crazy.
I use an acclimation box for all my fish. Kept my Genicanthus Melanospilos in there for two weeks before releasing her but she was immediately attacked by both the scopas and tomini. They never showed any interest in her when she was in the box. She made it but it was scary for a few days.
Imagine would it would have been like whiteout the box. Fish are like people, they have personalities and some are mean bully's. One of the things Elliot taught me was to recognize the signs between chasing which is just showing who is the boss and actual aggression which can harm the fish. If you watch closely is easy to see the difference.
I'm new to reefing and confused by the dosing information. What is meant by a complete 1-7 part with minor and trace? Are calcium/alkalinity/magnesium covered if you use one of the mentioned products, say, Triton Core 7, or do you have to dose cal/alk/mag separately? What other elements are included in 1-7 part w/ trace? In looking up a couple of the mentioned products, they mention calcium and alkalinity, but nothing really else so I'm not sure how they are any better than just dosing calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium, the two-star method mentioned. Then, he's talking about 1-7 part, but then mentions 2 part a couple times, and when I go to look up Core 7, it looks like there are four parts. So, I'm thoroughly confused.
calcium and alkalinity supplements are commonly called "2 part" as generic term that covers most of them. However some are true 2 parts with trace elements mixed into the two jugs. Others have the trace elements in separate bottles which ends up making them more than two parts. A good option for newer reefers is a a true two part like reef code from brightwell. The dry version where you add your own water is really affordable as well.
Questions: use bacteria in every change? How often? Or Filter media every 3 days and then bacteria (any recommendations? Suggestions for additives or bacteria brand? Im using nutri sea water for water change Reference: 5 GALLON AQUARIUM 1 Clown and bunch of corals 20 frags
Ryan can you explain why dealers are selling mexican turbo snail's for tropical reef when the snails are sub-tropical and can't deal with 78f water temperature. People are being ripped off.
@@SeriousReefs it would be great if brs did a video on the best snails that are sortable for reef aquariums and a alternative to mexican turbo snail's.
I have always made my efforts public so reefers can decide if my council meets their standards of success, from the first tank to the latest. The First Tank: th-cam.com/video/mfcLNj6m9tA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=A6IAh5lejUc7kKSZ&t=80 OG How to Start a Saltwater Tank : th-cam.com/video/ZHMr_MdcT2c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BmX4mOyIcLSUcJQo&t=36 BRS160: th-cam.com/video/fs0lLsRSblw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0DMjTomJBhYegOZV Clown Harem: th-cam.com/video/ZFxzfPEAjIE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4DbrafDYwEeTglwv&t=30 ULM Tanks: th-cam.com/video/aYnxTH_Iitc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=L6KvzoP_iwXVZ6a5&t=71 E-170 BRS/WWC Hybrid AIO: th-cam.com/video/pnWP9qDvj8I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0qCC5DUE9YAGAWZ1 XXL750 BRS/WWC Hybrid Sump Based: th-cam.com/video/BDwYs8CsfEg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BzL5y-vvuc44GfSx BRS360: th-cam.com/video/KuZPRJsviTE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=_jIOeD0iSrSeT8gB The Man in The Arena: th-cam.com/video/snOWR6VZ95U/w-d-xo.html "The thing about perfection is that it is unknowable, it's impossible, but it's also right in front of us, all the time" - Kevin Flynn.
I love when Ryan addresses why his tank crashed. We don't do that enough in this hobby and its the most important information we can share. It also makes the hobby less intimidating, sometimes I swear I'm the only one making mistakes.
Best reefing talk I've ever watched. Brillant.
Glad you liked it!
Some of the best advice you can get, all in 1 presentation. Well done.
Share with a friend and get the word out :)
Ryan, thank you for your channel and sharing of your reefing journey! My 60-gallon cube is now three years old. Launched it in summer 2021. Learned as much as I could from BRS and many other reefing channels then hand-built the mixed-reef using pre-owned pieces (acrylic sump/glass aquarium) and new equipment. 1st year hard as f**k! 2nd year on, smooth sailing. Kessil 360 + Reefbrite 12” blades, mangroves growing out the top with Kessil 160, Fiji cube 800 external overflow (I drilled tank), PVC plumbing form BRS (gate valve, check valves, angle valve, tubing/elbows). Sump has skimmer, 7” media basket rather than sock, and custom chaeto refugium section built with Amazon acrylic sheets and acrylic cement. Neptune refugium GROW light. Octo 400 return pump with float safety valve. Optical freshwater refill system for evaporation w/5-gallon reservoir. In-line UV sterilizer and ROWA-phos in external reactor. Water source is BRS RODI. Tons of coral (branching acros, montipora, SPS, hammers, digi, Hawkins, plating acros, frogspawn, leathers). My tank looks like the over-grown example shown In this video (edge-to-edge coral) with a giant 13” wide monti nearly growing out the top (started as 1.5” frag). I consider myself a 4-star reefer, no less than high 3-star (have paid my dues in research 100’s of hrs). Fish/invertibrates: large clown pair since beginning, small hippo tang, many gobies, six-line, fire shrimp, pink 4” starfish, Chromis, Scott’s damsel pair, snails, hermit crabs. All-For-Reef solution on dosing pump keeps elements and minerals in check. Water changes are nearly zero. Began weekly WH, then bi-weekly, eventually monthly, ended in 3-4 per year. Now maybe two 8% water changes per year, if that. Have all the Hanna checkers. Nitrate and phosphate low. Phosphate has tendency to elevate. Nitrate stays low. Never done an ICP test, could and should do that to test my maintenance strategy. I’m positive some or many elements could be out of whack. No ill effects (marine life adjusts?). Coral death? Some, mostly from shading (coral growth). Fish death? Yes, many over the years. Starvation (2x Copperband), and unknown diseases. Never had ich (UV). My dream tank is 150 gallon. That’s next after we buy a house (living in California, expensive). People LOVE our tank! I credit BRS, Reef Builders, Reef Bum, Coral Euphoria, and many others!! Success is based on listening to the experts and taking action! Trial and error! Does perfection exist? Nah, chasing numbers! Con in my tank? Aiptasia!! Have tried everything!! Red Sea Aiptasia X, file fish, and $200 worth of nudibranchs! The nudis disappeared (been 8 months), probably eaten by little gray/white uneven starfish (pest?) and fireworms (PLENTY!). I’ll do my best to prevent Aiptasia in the new build. 😃👍🏼
Living the dream :)
Good job Ryan, really enjoyed the subject-matter
Thanks :)
Miss you Ryan. Enjoy your time off and come back hungrier then ever
On it :)
This is the most concise and simple to understand presentation on reefing hobby I have seen in a long time. I have been in the hobby since 2019 and have 3 successful saltwater tanks.
Thanks. That was the goal :)
Great video and an honest summary of what the hobby is all about. No sugar coating, love it 👌🏻
My favorite way to deliver it :)
I farm. Livestock. If I bring in a new animal I isolate it in quarantine for 30 days down wind, down hill, down stream, down chores. Double deworm and vaccinate. Then two weeks across a fence line. Then open into a common area with the herd it is joining while heavy feeding with the ability to retreat. This always works. Same thing with reef corals and fish. A lot of the principles we use farming apply to aquariums.
In addition to reefing I farm and raise livestock. You are completely right that we do not have to be precise or accurate. Approximately is fine enough. Same as with our personal diet. Eat a varied diet. Feed our fish a varied diet. It feeds our corals a varied diet. Export handles the error.
That success and failure stat hits hard... I'm about a year into my tank and have thought recently about selling and getting out before I have any more losses. Your videos have been a great source of info, and the only reason I've made it this far and haven't quit yet. Thank you!
If there is one take away from this video it is this " do your 10% weekly water changes, just do it." There are total different success rates associated with this who do this.
Very excited for this talk! Great job Ryan!
Thanks :)
This was very informative. Thank you BRS and Ryan!
Glad to be of service :)
That was an amazing presentataion. Been reefing since 2001 and took a break in 2017. Im back now and this is just what I needed to help reignite that passion. Hoping to see you at Reefapalooza SoCal.
I’ll be there :)
Next week :)
I've never heard a more relevant and informative lecture in this field. Really amazingly helpful talk. His are usually pretty damn good. Most of my successes in the hobby are because of something I learned from him. This is taking things to the next level
Awesome presentation. Every reefer should watch this. Thanks Ryan.
It's a personal goal for these three presentations to be worthy of that statement :)
Love how practical this guy is. Thank you
I appreciate this. It's not just the acquisition of knowledge but how you apply the knowledge that produces the desired result :)
Saw this in person at the show... amazing content. Thanks Ryan!
Thanks. Trying to push some boundaries and be as helpful as possible:)
@@SeriousReefs also saw you at Outback in the airport lol
Ryan, you are the real master of research, testing and sharing your opinion with us.
This presentation is nearly perfect with the visualization 👍🏻
Thank you for that!
Can’t wait for more information about the best hobby imo.
Thanks for the kind words. Hopefully the next one at the NY RAP is even better :)
My tank was humming by doing occasional changes and weekly multi element dosing. I started chasing higher alk & ca numbers and killed or almost killed a number of corals; I'm still in the process of getting it back to where it was by going back to my regimen before. Perfect is indeed the enemy of great. Thanks for all the great info!
When you find what works do it forever :)
Great video, thanks!
One of the best aquarium conference talks I've heard. Thanks for sharing this Ryan.
Thanks for watching. I enjoy putting these together.
Great BRS Episode! So happy Ryan is still with BRS :)
Great stuff, Ryan, thanks!
Thank you!
Fish QT box in the tank is one of the best things you can do. Should be standard in the hobby. Great you are pushing this
I wish someone would make a flat pack collapsable option. if it was affordable and easy to store I think it would become a universal tool 90% of reefers own :)
@@SeriousReefs Agree. At the moment it seems to be either a 3D printed options from craft sites or DIY.
We love you Ryan! I don't have to be perfect! But I can be great!
If we judged ourselves by our own successes rather than others it would almost always be great :)
Showed up late and missed this. Thanks for uploading to TH-cam!!
Glad to be of service :)
That was an excellent presentation.
Thanks. I enjoyed preparing for it :)
Isolation box was a game changer completely
Spead the message, make them the standard :)
Thanks Ryan! This is great!
Thanks, I hope it is a message that resonates with a lot of reefers.
Yes, I am climbing K2 in the winter with no oxygen... so much fun!!! #ReefMoonshiners baby!!!
Yes Ryan ,
Get back to making TH-cam videos, your missed by the community .
Hope your well & lifes being kind .
Hopefully see you on the next one soon 🙏🏼✌🏼
After 16 years of producing a weekly TH-cam show and almost no breaks it's a much needed and valued rest :) Stepping back is giving me a new perspective on things, you might see that in this presentation.
It's really beneficial. Thank you always. In Korea
Thanks :)
Excellent talk by Ryan
I am still not setting up a QT tank though
Thanks. Give it a try, you may convert :)
@@SeriousReefs😂
Btw Ryan I’ve been hunting for your test showing the Tuna Sun fuge performance
I may or may not have immediately bought one to replace my AI Prime Fuge after your talk…
Great show 👏
Thanks !
Great video!! Love this message! Over controlling is such a problem these days.
Thanks. Share the message with a friend who needs it :)
@@SeriousReefs Been sharing everyday!
Great informative talk, look forward to the following parts.
Working on them already :)
Hello from Indonesia Ryan! Your videos always my go to since the day i started reefing. Keep inspiring!
Awesome thanks for being part of the fun :)
Hello Ryan. Whats up you tube. Waitting to hear you say that one. Miss You Ryan on youtube. Thanks for the talk.
Was so happy to hear that yelled out from the crowd at the end of this presentation. Heart warming :)
Good talk and great information. Just one correction, the fallow timer does not reset when adding more inverts to the QT system.
You are damn good, excellent presentation Ryan ❤
Thank's, this is actually my favorite format of sharing knowledge. Means a lot that people value it :)
Good to see you back Ryan
I really enjoyed putting this together, hope you enjoyed it as well :)
@@SeriousReefs yeah for sure. I find after you have watched a million videos its very repetative, however i enjoy the hole video any always take some little bit off info out off them i didnt know. Like in this one the difference between brineshrimp and mysis shrimp phosphate n nitrate levels going in. That will be a big help in the future. Looking forward to the next few videos and hope your enjoying your down time now.
Hey Ryan get back to you tube soon ! You are missed ! Still waiting for BRS Investigates on the AI Blades Grow and Glow !
As an owner of a 48 inch grow and glow so am I 😅
I’ve had a 30 gallon all acro tank for 8 months on 2 grows at about 70% work well. Only thing is most units seem to have one side be a different color than the other side so I have them switched around to blend it.
@@bruhman8005This issue should be fixed on all units. They implemented the change months ago
@@raisethereef hopefully all the new ones are fixed. I bought like the week it came out
I will let William know. I am sure he could do this :)
Are these PowerPoints available for download? I don't have a tank, I'm just doing research, and it would be great to be able to refer to these!
Great talk Ryan 👍
Thank you :)
Links to the videos and pages mentioned.
How to Tune a Protein Skimmer and Features That Produce Results : th-cam.com/video/h0AxBbEMn5U/w-d-xo.html
We Want Answers to Phosphate & Nitrate in Reef Tanks. Can Our Approach to Nutrients End the Debate? th-cam.com/video/Vbq7s7Lw2sE/w-d-xo.html
80/20 QT Playlist th-cam.com/play/PLBaMLrfToJyxtPvAEU0Wh64zgN0G9RpKT.html
Is your filter sock changing schedule helping to reduce nutrients? | BRStv Investigates th-cam.com/video/LOJ6B-0p9c0/w-d-xo.html
Best of the Year: This Aquarium Water Change Gear Is the BEST! th-cam.com/video/63g3JacStJo/w-d-xo.html
Ich eradication vs. Ich managemen . www.reef2reef.com/threads/ich-eradication-vs-ich-management.188775/
Aquarium Chemistry: Phosphate And Math reefs.com/magazine/aquarium-chemistry-phosphate-and-math-yes-you-need-to-understand-both/
I've been reefing for 3.5 years. Around the 1 year mark I stopped doing water changes as long as my nitrates and alkalinity were in a decent range. The tank slowly withered away. Started doing weekly - biweekly water changes for the past 5 months and my tank has no nasties or algae and the corals are growing like crazy.
It seems this is a lesson that we all need to learn the hard way. I wish that we could make it clearer to new reefers so they could avoid this :)
I use an acclimation box for all my fish. Kept my Genicanthus Melanospilos in there for two weeks before releasing her but she was immediately attacked by both the scopas and tomini. They never showed any interest in her when she was in the box. She made it but it was scary for a few days.
Imagine would it would have been like whiteout the box. Fish are like people, they have personalities and some are mean bully's. One of the things Elliot taught me was to recognize the signs between chasing which is just showing who is the boss and actual aggression which can harm the fish. If you watch closely is easy to see the difference.
I'm new to reefing and confused by the dosing information. What is meant by a complete 1-7 part with minor and trace? Are calcium/alkalinity/magnesium covered if you use one of the mentioned products, say, Triton Core 7, or do you have to dose cal/alk/mag separately? What other elements are included in 1-7 part w/ trace? In looking up a couple of the mentioned products, they mention calcium and alkalinity, but nothing really else so I'm not sure how they are any better than just dosing calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium, the two-star method mentioned. Then, he's talking about 1-7 part, but then mentions 2 part a couple times, and when I go to look up Core 7, it looks like there are four parts. So, I'm thoroughly confused.
calcium and alkalinity supplements are commonly called "2 part" as generic term that covers most of them. However some are true 2 parts with trace elements mixed into the two jugs. Others have the trace elements in separate bottles which ends up making them more than two parts. A good option for newer reefers is a a true two part like reef code from brightwell. The dry version where you add your own water is really affordable as well.
Questions: use bacteria in every change? How often? Or Filter media every 3 days and then bacteria (any recommendations? Suggestions for additives or bacteria brand? Im using nutri sea water for water change
Reference: 5 GALLON AQUARIUM 1 Clown and bunch of corals 20 frags
On the spirit of 80/20 dosing bacteria is nit required for most established systems.
Ryan can you explain why dealers are selling mexican turbo snail's for tropical reef when the snails are sub-tropical and can't deal with 78f water temperature. People are being ripped off.
I'm not sure why that practice is still going on.
@@SeriousReefs it would be great if brs did a video on the best snails that are sortable for reef aquariums and a alternative to mexican turbo snail's.
Straight profits.
BRStv is not worth watching since you left
Nice to be appreciated so thank you :) That said I think William, Thomas and Mathrew have some cool things to come!
all for reef is terrible. it hardened inside my dosong tube and almost crashed my reef
Mr. Ahhh Ahhhh is back oh no get ready people for the Ahhhhhh
This dude never had a nice reef tank idk why we listening to him. 😂
I have always made my efforts public so reefers can decide if my council meets their standards of success, from the first tank to the latest.
The First Tank: th-cam.com/video/mfcLNj6m9tA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=A6IAh5lejUc7kKSZ&t=80
OG How to Start a Saltwater Tank : th-cam.com/video/ZHMr_MdcT2c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BmX4mOyIcLSUcJQo&t=36
BRS160: th-cam.com/video/fs0lLsRSblw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0DMjTomJBhYegOZV
Clown Harem: th-cam.com/video/ZFxzfPEAjIE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4DbrafDYwEeTglwv&t=30
ULM Tanks: th-cam.com/video/aYnxTH_Iitc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=L6KvzoP_iwXVZ6a5&t=71
E-170 BRS/WWC Hybrid AIO: th-cam.com/video/pnWP9qDvj8I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0qCC5DUE9YAGAWZ1
XXL750 BRS/WWC Hybrid Sump Based: th-cam.com/video/BDwYs8CsfEg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BzL5y-vvuc44GfSx
BRS360: th-cam.com/video/KuZPRJsviTE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=_jIOeD0iSrSeT8gB
The Man in The Arena: th-cam.com/video/snOWR6VZ95U/w-d-xo.html
"The thing about perfection is that it is unknowable, it's impossible, but it's also right in front of us, all the time" - Kevin Flynn.
"Better to remain silent than open your mouth and remove all doubt."