When I was younger, I remember my family was very poor but I bought 2 clown fish with my savings, and didn’t know they live on seawater. Every week my father would take me to the beach and collect seawater, we would wait for the sand to settle down and scoop the seawater up. I miss my dad
Finally, there's someone that really cares about this hobby and admits that tanks under 30cm are TOO SMALL to keep fishes !!!!! No matter who says that it's 1 fish every 5 gallons, those are only an excuse for shops to sell more!! ... these tanks can only host corals in my opinion and I'm really happy to see that isn't my thought only. Thank you Seafriendlyreef for the good content! It's very important to make ppl and new hobbies understand how to take care of their animals. Well done buddy :)
You are a great inspiration Tobias. You are one of reasons I have a quarantine tank and a main display that is cycling at the moment. The corals I have and the clean up crew is thriving
All hobbies people very friendly.Ive got a lot of second hand staff for my cube 55g..Love salt water aquarium hobby.I I am spending a lots of time in front ot this cosmos ❤.Thank you for your video
Tobias im currently running freshwater tank for 5 years and love it and feel like my second tank would be saltwater, but I’m green about it, so I’d be watching your channel for inspiration and guidance, much respect and greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks for the video, I’m a beginner and started feeling overwhelmed by everything I need to know. I’d love links to the filter, air flow, testing kits and how to’s on how to use them
Awesome video... What about skimmer? I want to do a cheap project with 40 litter aquarium the filtration is inside the aquarium i want to use sand from the sea and water as well...my big question is do i need skimmer what he is going to do that water changes and filter won't?.... Thank you very much for your time.
Hi, so in my opinion if you are not keeping fish it is okay to run a 40 l system without a skimmer :) But then it is important to do water changes wish you all the best for your project
Question my friend. Do you not cycle a tank if your not putting fish in? I'm confused. I'm planning on setting up a 10 gallon soon and plan on waiting a good while before I get 2 very small fish.
Wouldn't it have been better to buy a fluval evo for a beginner build? It costs the same as the ebay tank you bought but it's twice as big, comes with a sump compartment to hide the pump/heater and support some media, plus it's bigger so it can support fish. It comes with a light that can grow all the softies & lps you have in there too. Perfect entry level aquarium.
@@YvoYanYeeWon And? The evo light is still good enough for all the corals he has in there and you gain double the real estate for more corals and fish. The evo is superior for beginners and it all comes pre-packaged so no hunting around.
@@porcu12345 nearly every review of the evo, the lights and pump have had to be replaced. You’re better off buying a simple tank and buying what you need to begin with instead of paying for an all in one then modding it and spending triple the initial cost.
@@corey1788 That's simply not true. The pump is perfectly fine, and most people are going to add a powerhead to their set up regardless so it isn't a replacement. The stock light can handle softies and LPS, the only reason it gets upgraded is when people want to A) grow SPS or B) improve colours of all corals, and then they are typically upgrading it with a light that costs more than the entire Evo set up (A1 Prime being the most common). Most people start with the Evo then upgrade over time as they develop as a marine aquarist. They don't buy the Evo then immediately replace everything. The whole point of the Evo is that it's a perfect start point. Everything comes in one bundle so there's no risk of buying the wrong equipment or things you don't need. The baseline equipment is solid enough to handle every entry level coral and a lot of mid-difficulty corals, which is exactly what a beginner needs. It's an extremely cheap and efficient way to get into the marine aquarium hobby. They can buy their $200 lights, skimmers and auto dosers when they are ready for the next step, which is likely when they'll want a bigger aquarium anyway.
is this tank big enough to keep hermit crabs? or is it mainly for corals with this size tanks? couse if its to small for crabs or fish is it big enough for more corals then in the video?
I wonder why my GSP is not open up and my mushroom is also not opening up and running away.. wondering if any issue on the water.. NO2, NO3, PO4, KH test all in best results..
I live on the beach. Would it be okay if I just did water changes using my beach water or would I have to be conscious of bacteria and parasites? And would it be safe for me to use sand off my beach as well?
if you do research on how to properly clean the sand and water to make sure that there are no parasites and or bacteria then sure. you will also need to make sure salinity and parameters are the same roughly. it is honestly more work than just making your own water, but you definitely could
I’ve been thinking about getting into salt water aquariums I have a 55 gallon freshwater tank but I always stray because I don’t know much about keeping salt water fish like how to clean the tanks and what fish are good for beginners etc.
Hello all reading, I am trying to do some research on how to start an aquarium as it is going to be my first attempt. I'm thinking something around 40-75 gallons. I would like my tank to home a pair of Clownfish, a Watchman Goby and Tiger Pistol Shrimp pair, Royal Gramma Basslet, and possibly a Starry Blenny. I'm not sure if I want to do any coral or anything as I am just starting. Just needing some advice on how you guys would start with the tank. Is 40-75 gallons enough space for the fish listed above? I wouldn't want to put all those fish into a tank that they wouldn't feel comfortable in size wise. Should I start with corals or should I add them later on into the tank if I do end up having some? I'm a couple months out of jumping into starting the project, so budget is not a huge issue as I will be saving up and setting some money aside for the next couple of months, so when it comes closer to time to start the tank I can purchase everything at once. Any advice and tips will be much appreciated. If anyone reading has experience with any of the fish listed above I would love some insight into the ownership of the fish and will appreciate any feedback. Thanks all 🙏
Just watching to learn how to get started with salt tanks as over the last 6-8years I’ve really got into the fish hobby and I’ve only got freshwater tanks and ponds at the moment, but hoping after some beginner videos I’ll be able to setup my first salt water tank, thanks for the info was super helpful video 💪🏾❤️🇦🇺 I love how attractive and eye catching salt water tank are compared to freshwater can’t wait 😝
@@MeechesYT it’s going well man got a nano tank setup and running currently have clown fish , some other small fish my friend gave to me and some coral 🪸 it’s super fun to up keep and it a definite upgrade from the freshwater scene. Wish I could share a picture
Danke dir! ;) Eine Osmoseanlage empfiehlt sich, ich hole allerdings einfach einmal im Monat zwei Fässer Osmosewasser beim Händler, das geht ja zum Glück auch
My advice is that if your unsure about your water quality, do more water changes and use an aditive or two. My local shop suggested Fuel from AquaVitro, I also use Reef Energy Plus Coral Nutrition from Red Sea. Together, they cost me less than $40 American. PH (water purity) and Kh (Alkalinity) can also heavily impact coral health, so a good reef buffer wouldn't be a bad idea, I saw one at my local pet shop for another $15 American. Buying rocks from your local shop is going to be the cheapest and most convenient option, too. 1lb per gallon (.45kg per 4 liters) same with sand. This will also help buffer your system to keep that preferred PH and Kh.
Just picked up a 30 gallon aquarium with a stand. I will be cleaning it out and then filling it to see if it has ANY leaks. Can’t wait to start a reef tank but I am in no rush at all. I know there are certain procedures that need to be taken care of first before corals or fish are added. Any recommendations on live rock/additives to help start my nitrogen cycle?
Nice video I am switching from fresh water to salt water and I want reefs and corals I have a 32 bio cube how many corals do you recommend? And how many pounds of rock?
Hi. Brauche ich sobald ich Tiere im Nano aquarium habe (30l) einen abschäumer oder nicht? Und kann ich auch eine chihiros c2 rgb verwenden als Lampe? Man kann die Farben per App ja selber steuern. Würde mich über eine Antwort sehr freuen :)
Im planning to setup a basic saltwater aquarium with kelp/seaweed. Can i just get pacific ocean water from the beach along with sand from the beach to use or does it half to be store purchase saltwater and store purchase sand?
Is the fan noisy, is there any noise from the lights? The last time I had a tank was in the 1990s and it was noisy and hard to clean, some weird contraption under the gravel.. anyways, this looks awesome and I’d love to have that in my office! $300 US? I’d gladly pay $400 if somebody would set this up, but that sounds too cheap, aren’t those corals like $50 bucks each at least?
Great video! Thinking to covert a fresh water aquarium to a saltwater. It's a Nano tank 60L, I want a couple of fishes and some corals. What internal skimmer would you recommend?
i want to make a temperate sea water tank for sea snails only, im going to collect them personally from the sea. are there guides for this specific type of aquarium?
I got the Dupla Marin 50 with corals and some hermits for only 150euros. The Tank's only 6 months old. It's my first reef tank.Do you have some ideas to get cyanos out of my reef ? Its a mess. You can answer in german too Greatings from Saarland
Ich würde empfehlen erst mal das ganze mit phytoplankton zu versuchen. Im Endeffekt sind das auch cyanos , die die roten , ich weiß nicht genau , bekämpfen oder den Boden weg nehmen. Versuch das mal . Eine andere Möglichkeit ist das kurzwellige Licht zu reduzieren. Hat bei mir geholfen. Das heißt blau , rblau vio und uv zu reduzieren. Was auch noch wunderbar geht, es gibt schnecken die sich von cyanos ernähren. Die gegen echt top ab. 1 oder 2 sollten bei dem becken reichen. Was ich bei meinem großen beobachtet habe, wenn mein po4 mit no3 nicht in relation steht , heißt wenn ein Wert zu niedrig oder zu hoch ist bekomm ich auch leichte cyano Flecken. Hoffe die Möglichkeiten reichen erst mal zum probieren. Lg
Tbh I've recently bought a 1.2m frag tank for £100 off of eBay from a breeder, my only problem now is getting a filter for it and making a stand. Thought about doing an 8cm thick mattenfilter to start with then my current and filtration is combined in one unit.
heyy since you dont have any other fish in this tank i think you should put one catalina goby in there, bearing in mind the water must be kept at around 22 degrees c, this would be fine because there are no other fish in there :)
When I was younger, I remember my family was very poor but I bought 2 clown fish with my savings, and didn’t know they live on seawater. Every week my father would take me to the beach and collect seawater, we would wait for the sand to settle down and scoop the seawater up. I miss my dad
thnx for ur story
Sounds like a great dad
deep
R.I.P. sounds like s wonderful father
Much love 💕 my man. Your father sounds like a wonderful human being
No idea why im watching this, i've been reefing for 10 years lol. But I like the video, very nice and well explained!
Haha great to hear thanks xD
Same thing happens to me 😂...
Hi buddy, so what filteration you used for the tank? It turned out amazing btw.
@@huanhuynh1670 thank you, there is no filtration in the tank :)
@@seafriendlyreef hi 👋 nd which type of seawater fish for this nano aquarium? I am waiting for reply thanks for such a helpful vedio
Finally, there's someone that really cares about this hobby and admits that tanks under 30cm are TOO SMALL to keep fishes !!!!! No matter who says that it's 1 fish every 5 gallons, those are only an excuse for shops to sell more!! ... these tanks can only host corals in my opinion and I'm really happy to see that isn't my thought only. Thank you Seafriendlyreef for the good content! It's very important to make ppl and new hobbies understand how to take care of their animals. Well done buddy :)
thank you for that awesome feedback! :D I love to hear your opinion about that topic! :)
@@seafriendlyreefI’m looking into keeping some shrimp what size do you think would be suitable?
Watched this video in the morning and by lunchtime I had a 200L tank for £245 sterling. what an incredible deal!! Thanks for the Ebay tip!!
Experienced owner here ,this video cleared up a lot for me and other owners .thank you for posting
You are a great inspiration Tobias. You are one of reasons I have a quarantine tank and a main display that is cycling at the moment. The corals I have and the clean up crew is thriving
Awesome Joseph! Thank you so much for that feedback! :D
@@seafriendlyreef rrtttyt
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One word, awesome! Keep it up man. ✌🏼
Thank you buddy!!
All hobbies people very friendly.Ive got a lot of second hand staff for my cube 55g..Love salt water aquarium hobby.I I am spending a lots of time in front ot this cosmos ❤.Thank you for your video
I never knew you could do such a tiny salt water tank. Im definitely going to do one now!
I love to hear that! :D
You don’t think the fish are sad that it’s so small do you?
@@jeeperskreepers6292 what fish? lol
@@jeeperskreepers6292 it’s just a planted tank no fish.. did you watch the video lmao?
@@imoffendedthatyouareoffended Didnt he say you still could?
I would like q video about how keep the aquarium, like how to feed the corals, how often do water chances and things like that
Every tank is different. Depends on bioload and what filtration you're using BUT I'd say for tanks
Looking at getting back into it . I haven’t had a tank in 12 years . I hope the technology has improved a lot.
It has tenfold but so has the price
Tobias im currently running freshwater tank for 5 years and love it and feel like my second tank would be saltwater, but I’m green about it, so I’d be watching your channel for inspiration and guidance, much respect and greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Great video. I’m 7 Months in with a 40 gallon breeder and loving it
How’s it going now! I have a 40gb that I want to make a saltwater tank and need some tips
Happy new year!
You are so full of positive energy, I hope 2021 mirrors your attitude ♥️
Happy new year to you too
That cube was online for such a long time .... have seen it often when i scrolled ebay ;)
Hahaha nice
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Great job 👏 so well explained. Its the first time I understood fully video of what you said ,since my English is so weak lovlig explained thanks man:)
how long should you cycle the tank before putting corals in? does the cycle time differ if you buy “pre done” saltwater ?
ive heard that the rocks and water need to settle for a month, but im no expert so im not sure
Another awesome video! Videos like this makes it easy for new reefers to get into the hobby.
Thank you so much for that! :)
Can you just make a video about how to keep fish without skimmer ?
It really is just that simple. It helps to understand the nitrogen cycle though.
Thanks for the video, I’m a beginner and started feeling overwhelmed by everything I need to know. I’d love links to the filter, air flow, testing kits and how to’s on how to use them
I love the way you share your experience with the beginners. Lots of love ❤️
Awesome video... What about skimmer? I want to do a cheap project with 40 litter aquarium the filtration is inside the aquarium i want to use sand from the sea and water as well...my big question is do i need skimmer what he is going to do that water changes and filter won't?.... Thank you very much for your time.
Hi, so in my opinion if you are not keeping fish it is okay to run a 40 l system without a skimmer :) But then it is important to do water changes
wish you all the best for your project
The tank in the beginning looks awesome as hell. I like how it's scaped and it doesn't look supercolorful like other tanks, which I prefer.
Question my friend. Do you not cycle a tank if your not putting fish in? I'm confused. I'm planning on setting up a 10 gallon soon and plan on waiting a good while before I get 2 very small fish.
i usually cycle mine for at least a day
Cycle process took around 4 weeks and above right
If i set up this tank maybe a little bigger could i keep oysters in it?
Wouldn't it have been better to buy a fluval evo for a beginner build? It costs the same as the ebay tank you bought but it's twice as big, comes with a sump compartment to hide the pump/heater and support some media, plus it's bigger so it can support fish. It comes with a light that can grow all the softies & lps you have in there too. Perfect entry level aquarium.
The light on the evo is not as good as the light he has on the build.
@@YvoYanYeeWon And? The evo light is still good enough for all the corals he has in there and you gain double the real estate for more corals and fish. The evo is superior for beginners and it all comes pre-packaged so no hunting around.
@@porcu12345 nearly every review of the evo, the lights and pump have had to be replaced. You’re better off buying a simple tank and buying what you need to begin with instead of paying for an all in one then modding it and spending triple the initial cost.
@@corey1788 That's simply not true. The pump is perfectly fine, and most people are going to add a powerhead to their set up regardless so it isn't a replacement. The stock light can handle softies and LPS, the only reason it gets upgraded is when people want to A) grow SPS or B) improve colours of all corals, and then they are typically upgrading it with a light that costs more than the entire Evo set up (A1 Prime being the most common). Most people start with the Evo then upgrade over time as they develop as a marine aquarist. They don't buy the Evo then immediately replace everything.
The whole point of the Evo is that it's a perfect start point. Everything comes in one bundle so there's no risk of buying the wrong equipment or things you don't need. The baseline equipment is solid enough to handle every entry level coral and a lot of mid-difficulty corals, which is exactly what a beginner needs. It's an extremely cheap and efficient way to get into the marine aquarium hobby. They can buy their $200 lights, skimmers and auto dosers when they are ready for the next step, which is likely when they'll want a bigger aquarium anyway.
gran video!!!, qué producto usas para limpiar esos cristales?
Thank you!
Do you think I should buy a saltwater setup like this or should I buy a fluval evo 13.5, the setup like this would be cheaper so I’m not sure
It depends on what you want to do, if you buy it second hand you have to take care of some deranges of the silicone :(
Video was really good, I feel like your presenting style is more animated and polished.
Thank you very much for that! ;)
realy apreciate your content.i build sea water tank from zero thanks to you.
How do you change the water do you have to buy salt water or just tap water with something added to it
you can do both :) The easiest would be to buy saltwater
is this tank big enough to keep hermit crabs? or is it mainly for corals with this size tanks? couse if its to small for crabs or fish is it big enough for more corals then in the video?
Nice job mate 😉.
I have only freshwater aquariums , maybe in this year I could scape a saltwater aquarium 😉.
This is your year Lorenzo! I would appreciate that :D
maybe this sounds ridiculous, but how do i get the salt water?
is the super glue bad? and which glue should i use?
I liked the idea of having a marine aquarium with only corals, without fish, it was beautiful.
Thank you for that awesome feedback! :)
Okay so at our pet store i can buy salt water in a bucket. Is that a good idea or i should always use ro water and mix it with salt at home?
would I be able to transform a 75 gallon tank that I use for freshwater into a saltwater aquarium?
Can we use hang on filters to this saltwater tank ?
I think we need an update of this tank because it's very inspired for me, thank you!
Thank you for your feedback! :D You will get some updates of it ;)
When?😄
Still waiting
So is it safe to put in corals in just 3 days? There is no need to cycle?
I would like to know what the light is that you used for this tank.
I like that you translated euros to American dollars just little stuff like that is great definitely hitting that subscribe button
Should check out the Penn-Plax 360 aquascape bowl. It comes with a filter and protein skimmer so you can use it for salt water.
I think we need to wait for about a month or so before adding a corals into the newly setup tank. Am i wrong?
Nice work. Maybe I start when my computer science study ends. But I prefer bigger aquariums because I want to have some fishes in the aquarium.
Do we really need to cycle the water before adding either corals and fish? or maybe actually it is not necessary?
no you really do need to
I wonder why my GSP is not open up and my mushroom is also not opening up and running away.. wondering if any issue on the water.. NO2, NO3, PO4, KH test all in best results..
This is the best video ever!
“It looks like this” (cuts to water on the floor). LOL I laughed so hard! So true!
I live on the beach. Would it be okay if I just did water changes using my beach water or would I have to be conscious of bacteria and parasites? And would it be safe for me to use sand off my beach as well?
if you do research on how to properly clean the sand and water to make sure that there are no parasites and or bacteria then sure. you will also need to make sure salinity and parameters are the same roughly. it is honestly more work than just making your own water, but you definitely could
What supplements you put to mix with your salt?
I’ve been thinking about getting into salt water aquariums I have a 55 gallon freshwater tank but I always stray because I don’t know much about keeping salt water fish like how to clean the tanks and what fish are good for beginners etc.
hy,for keeping corals its a must only Ro water?
How do you get the salt water though? And how big of a tank do you need for a small lion fish just like swim shady
Hello all reading, I am trying to do some research on how to start an aquarium as it is going to be my first attempt. I'm thinking something around 40-75 gallons. I would like my tank to home a pair of Clownfish, a Watchman Goby and Tiger Pistol Shrimp pair, Royal Gramma Basslet, and possibly a Starry Blenny. I'm not sure if I want to do any coral or anything as I am just starting. Just needing some advice on how you guys would start with the tank. Is 40-75 gallons enough space for the fish listed above? I wouldn't want to put all those fish into a tank that they wouldn't feel comfortable in size wise. Should I start with corals or should I add them later on into the tank if I do end up having some? I'm a couple months out of jumping into starting the project, so budget is not a huge issue as I will be saving up and setting some money aside for the next couple of months, so when it comes closer to time to start the tank I can purchase everything at once. Any advice and tips will be much appreciated. If anyone reading has experience with any of the fish listed above I would love some insight into the ownership of the fish and will appreciate any feedback. Thanks all 🙏
Wait what......? Superglue?.....isnt that toxic since the fumes from curing will co.e out in the water?
In the description can you name the coral you picked please and thank you
I picked only easy soft corals for that project like leather corals :)
Just watching to learn how to get started with salt tanks as over the last 6-8years I’ve really got into the fish hobby and I’ve only got freshwater tanks and ponds at the moment, but hoping after some beginner videos I’ll be able to setup my first salt water tank, thanks for the info was super helpful video 💪🏾❤️🇦🇺 I love how attractive and eye catching salt water tank are compared to freshwater can’t wait 😝
Thank you so much my friend! I wish you all the best for your salty project ;)
Much love from Germany
@@seafriendlyreef haha thanks a lot! Send love to Germany 🇩🇪 from Australia 🇦🇺
That’s really sweet
How is ur saltwater hobby going?
@@MeechesYT it’s going well man got a nano tank setup and running currently have clown fish , some other small fish my friend gave to me and some coral 🪸 it’s super fun to up keep and it a definite upgrade from the freshwater scene. Wish I could share a picture
What do you use to clean the aquarium? Cítrics as lemon?
Yes Citric acid
Where did you got that many overflow pump
Mini*
besides the fish, this guy never misses arm day!
Great New Year Video, Tobias. You'll some people dip their toes into the hobby.
Thank you very much for that! I wish you a great start into 2021 :)
How long should I wait to put in corals?
Good to see you mate !!
Thank you! :D
Is there a difference between the actual tanks in salt water and freshwater, besides that one has salt water? The actual glass house
I was told to wait a month after setting it up to add coral. It seems you added coral within days. What are the pros and cons of waiting?
Hi, brauch man nicht noch theoretisch eine Osmoseanlage oder gibt es da alternativen für gutes Salzwasser? Nices Video :)
Danke dir! ;) Eine Osmoseanlage empfiehlt sich, ich hole allerdings einfach einmal im Monat zwei Fässer Osmosewasser beim Händler, das geht ja zum Glück auch
@@seafriendlyreef Daran habe ich gar nicht gedacht, danke dir! 😉👍🏼
what about if you live from away in an island ? in my case Mauritius... we dont grow corals at all here... we dont sell
So sorry to hear that :( Can you order them?
@@seafriendlyreef i have no idea.... can corals travel long distances by plane safely ?
Corals won't need chiller?
My advice is that if your unsure about your water quality, do more water changes and use an aditive or two. My local shop suggested Fuel from AquaVitro, I also use Reef Energy Plus Coral Nutrition from Red Sea. Together, they cost me less than $40 American. PH (water purity) and Kh (Alkalinity) can also heavily impact coral health, so a good reef buffer wouldn't be a bad idea, I saw one at my local pet shop for another $15 American. Buying rocks from your local shop is going to be the cheapest and most convenient option, too. 1lb per gallon (.45kg per 4 liters) same with sand. This will also help buffer your system to keep that preferred PH and Kh.
Just picked up a 30 gallon aquarium with a stand. I will be cleaning it out and then filling it to see if it has ANY leaks. Can’t wait to start a reef tank but I am in no rush at all. I know there are certain procedures that need to be taken care of first before corals or fish are added. Any recommendations on live rock/additives to help start my nitrogen cycle?
Also, did you say citric acid to clean the tank?
Great video. ❣️ Thank you. I have a question about water. Should I use reverse osmosis water or can I use tap water?
Which skimmer is the most silent one?
Tunze 9001,
Resun Sk-300,
or anthoner one?
Look them up individually on youtube and watch the reviews on them
Found many budget builds in TH-cam, but none said how to maintain it.
The most important thing: TOWEL. 3:45
😂😂😂
Where did you get saltwater? You buy it made already or you mixed it yourself? And if you did mix it yourself , how do you go about it?
After watching your videos i decide to have reef tank.
I also need to know , what did you clean old tank with?, so that I don’t use alcohol or other toxic chemicals?, thanks for that 😁👍
Nice video I am switching from fresh water to salt water and I want reefs and corals I have a 32 bio cube how many corals do you recommend? And how many pounds of rock?
You sed clean the glass with citric acid?
Hi. Brauche ich sobald ich Tiere im Nano aquarium habe (30l) einen abschäumer oder nicht? Und kann ich auch eine chihiros c2 rgb verwenden als Lampe? Man kann die Farben per App ja selber steuern. Würde mich über eine Antwort sehr freuen :)
Im planning to setup a basic saltwater aquarium with kelp/seaweed. Can i just get pacific ocean water from the beach along with sand from the beach to use or does it half to be store purchase saltwater and store purchase sand?
Always not that easy to answer :/ It depends on the quality of the water you would take, I would to a little analysis with it :)
Is the fan noisy, is there any noise from the lights? The last time I had a tank was in the 1990s and it was noisy and hard to clean, some weird contraption under the gravel.. anyways, this looks awesome and I’d love to have that in my office! $300 US? I’d gladly pay $400 if somebody would set this up, but that sounds too cheap, aren’t those corals like $50 bucks each at least?
Is there any solution for the bluish light??
Great video! Thinking to covert a fresh water aquarium to a saltwater. It's a Nano tank 60L, I want a couple of fishes and some corals. What internal skimmer would you recommend?
hI, what was it that you cleaned the glass?
Citric acid, sorry my English is not that good haha
Thank you very much for your help.
I’m new to salt water tanks what’s a skimmer?
No skimmer Jasmine :)
just cool vid man just loved it .
Thank you! :D
Cheap zoa's, kenya trees, zinnias, star polyps! 2 or 3 live rocks and you are good to go!
Just bought my tank I can’t wait to get started! Thanks for sharing
Awesome!! Thank you so much for that feedback! :D
How did it go?
@@kobragaiden7240 good! Already upgraded 😂 started with a 10 gallon now have a 55
What about chiller? Do we need it?
Just stumbled across your channel, really helpful video I will be hopefully setting up my first tank soon
Nice thank you so much:)
i want to make a temperate sea water tank for sea snails only, im going to collect them personally from the sea. are there guides for this specific type of aquarium?
I got the Dupla Marin 50 with corals and some hermits for only 150euros.
The Tank's only 6 months old. It's my first reef tank.Do you have some ideas to get cyanos out of my reef ? Its a mess. You can answer in german too
Greatings from Saarland
Cyans können leider immer viele Gründe haben. Manche schwören darauf das Becken für 2-3 Tage komplett abzudunkeln
Ich würde empfehlen erst mal das ganze mit phytoplankton zu versuchen. Im Endeffekt sind das auch cyanos , die die roten , ich weiß nicht genau , bekämpfen oder den Boden weg nehmen. Versuch das mal . Eine andere Möglichkeit ist das kurzwellige Licht zu reduzieren. Hat bei mir geholfen. Das heißt blau , rblau vio und uv zu reduzieren. Was auch noch wunderbar geht, es gibt schnecken die sich von cyanos ernähren. Die gegen echt top ab. 1 oder 2 sollten bei dem becken reichen. Was ich bei meinem großen beobachtet habe, wenn mein po4 mit no3 nicht in relation steht , heißt wenn ein Wert zu niedrig oder zu hoch ist bekomm ich auch leichte cyano Flecken. Hoffe die Möglichkeiten reichen erst mal zum probieren. Lg
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Tbh I've recently bought a 1.2m frag tank for £100 off of eBay from a breeder, my only problem now is getting a filter for it and making a stand. Thought about doing an 8cm thick mattenfilter to start with then my current and filtration is combined in one unit.
heyy since you dont have any other fish in this tank i think you should put one catalina goby in there, bearing in mind the water must be kept at around 22 degrees c, this would be fine because there are no other fish in there :)
Awesome Idea Ellis, they have a beautiful color
Can I add shrimp, starfish or sea snails?
Whats the difference in a salt lamp and fresh lamp?
the kid with the weights was an instant classic!!!!!!