I would like to thank you for taking the time to make your videos. You inspire me to finally make the jump into saltwater. Your aquariums are beautiful and your content helps the broke masses see that there is another way to go about this hobby.....Be well.
Very hard to find people like yourself in the saltwater side of the Hobby I like the salt water side but on the cheaper side Appreciate the information very useful
Great video mate. Feel like initial costs can be daunting when considering setting up an aquarium and can put people off but as you say there's lots of options these days to bring that figure down and still run healthy gorgeous tanks.
Hi m8 I have a 350 liter tank for fancy goldfish thinking of a fx4 because like the water change with pump and looking at fluval 407 what could u recommend thanks
Decided to swap from fluval 107 to 307 for my tank, due to the substance in the tank is to much and need yo absorb more. Tank is 110 liter about + the extra in chiller and filter
Love your low tech, low cost methods and really enjoy your videos. I'm thinking of setting up a small (24 litre) nano reef tank with an internal filter. You mentioned using some internal filters instead of powerheads but are there any internal filters might you recommend for small reef tanks? Thanks
You need to be clearer. Your tanks are fish only and algae only. If you want pristine water clear water (what saltwater is known for the crisp blue) to grow corals and for fishb to colour up and be healthy etc you need the right equipment. Fir ypur setups or temp setups is fine but long term success flow, filtration and lightning are key to long tern success in saltwater / reef hobby
I bet you wouldn’t see any difference if you took all of the rock out of your sump and let it settle in for a couple weeks. You already have WAY more surface area in the tank for nitrifying bacteria than you could possibly use.
I would like to thank you for taking the time to make your videos. You inspire me to finally make the jump into saltwater. Your aquariums are beautiful and your content helps the broke masses see that there is another way to go about this hobby.....Be well.
Glad it helped
The start of the video was hilarious 😂
Very hard to find people like yourself in the saltwater side of the Hobby
I like the salt water side but on the cheaper side
Appreciate the information very useful
My saltwater lagoon tank is finally found its groove. Thanks for all the tips!
Great to hear!
Great video mate. Feel like initial costs can be daunting when considering setting up an aquarium and can put people off but as you say there's lots of options these days to bring that figure down and still run healthy gorgeous tanks.
Absolutely, with these new budget brands life is getting a lot easier
Cost's can be daunting, I know I've spent some money out over the years & still doing it 😭
Nice video i like to simplity things..
You are happy, people listen to you comfortably, you have nice accents!
Aww thanks friend
Very refreshing approach, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching
Brilliant video as always dude
Glad you enjoyed
Great video and full of useful and cheap tips 👍
Thanks
Thanks for such a great video. Really looking out for people!
I have a clear 50l tub that i use as a quarantine/grow out tank that works great
Hi m8 I have a 350 liter tank for fancy goldfish thinking of a fx4 because like the water change with pump and looking at fluval 407 what could u recommend thanks
Wonderful
Decided to swap from fluval 107 to 307 for my tank, due to the substance in the tank is to much and need yo absorb more. Tank is 110 liter about + the extra in chiller and filter
Good idea
Macroalgae aquariums are the best option if you don't have a lot of money.
Any chance you'd do me a Macroalgae mix? happy to pay whatever it's just impossible to get any interesting varients anywhere near me. Cheers :)
If you're in the UK my website is www.plantedreef.co.uk
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Love your low tech, low cost methods and really enjoy your videos. I'm thinking of setting up a small (24 litre) nano reef tank with an internal filter. You mentioned using some internal filters instead of powerheads but are there any internal filters might you recommend for small reef tanks? Thanks
Hi I reviewed a nicrew one which is pretty good. A lot of flow and a spray bar, other wise the Interpet mini is good as well
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Thanks for watching
Wouldn't extra water changes in place of a skimmer cost more due to the salt needed?
You need to be clearer. Your tanks are fish only and algae only. If you want pristine water clear water (what saltwater is known for the crisp blue) to grow corals and for fishb to colour up and be healthy etc you need the right equipment. Fir ypur setups or temp setups is fine but long term success flow, filtration and lightning are key to long tern success in saltwater / reef hobby
I've run coral systems in the same way. Stability is more important than "correct" equipment
My lfs is definitely not like most they don't try to get you to buy everything if you don't need it
I bet you wouldn’t see any difference if you took all of the rock out of your sump and let it settle in for a couple weeks. You already have WAY more surface area in the tank for nitrifying bacteria than you could possibly use.
To clean the water 💦 is y people using them take fish 🐠 💩 out of the w😊
I would definitely rather spend £500 on livestock!
That not how i do it i work in pet stores for well over 30 years
Tubs are cheap but so are tanks at Petco during the dollar a gallon sale. Just saying.
Petco doesn't exist in the UK but thanks, I guess it helps people in USA