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lol the equipment is more expensive than the tank and corals . I’d get a bigger tank, before bothering with Neptune etc

Does the Azure Damselfish behave or is he aggressive?

Nice video! Great reviews.

Very good video， you guys are so creative and make things work like magic！. I really like a stable smart sysrem for the tank. Maybe I will upgrade mine like yours in future.

In order for the mud to remove nitrates you should have kept it in the tray so that it is 1-2 inches deep and will remove nitrates also to make it easier to replace it just lift the tray and that’s it.

That is a Vermetid snail on your coral spewing that slime. Bumble Bee Snails will take care of them. They will multiply and take over. I've had a few in my tank and reached in to move a coral and been punctured my finger. Kinda painful.

Bubble algae, the bane of my lie at the present/

I love your channel. Keep the content coming!!

the GSP on the far left has the potential of overtaking the entire tank in just a few months. I would separate it on its own ... wait like 6-8 months for everything to grow in, then place it where you want, just leave it on a little island while everything else grows in. Right now, you risk having a GSP ONLY tank in a few months.

I think its vermited snail, they can kill coral

There is lots of misinformation on this video. That web looks a lot like a Vermited snail web. PS bubble algae was introduced via your live rock or a frag you put in there. Bubble algae doesn’t pop up out of no where. I hope you’re planning on upgrading to a new tank soon, that trachy won’t fit in there for long.

@15:06 I think it maybe a vermetid snail. It’s hard to see because of the blue lights. But they usually cast that mucus net to catch food out the water column. My old tank was plagued with those things.

The orange one on the right hand side of the arch, in front of the broccoli, looks like a dragon head. The lighting makes it look like it has an eye and tongue.

Didn't you have a shrimp? What happened to it?

I couldnt stand the ai prime disco ball effect and got rid of it.

All that money and you got wires, a bulky powerhead and a home depot bucket fuge.... come on man.

this is trash content im not going to lie ur last vid was 2 months ago

i would remove the heater from the fuge and also change the light to an LED that can go on the lid somehow, even if you have to cut a hole on the lid. andI would suggest to wrap the bucket in insulation material, finally I would completely remove the stuff from the rear chambers and rinse it all out very well, clean out the rear chambers as much as possible and use a filter sock to aovid any futher crap from getting back there. The reason your fuge may not be removing as quickly as you'd expect maybe because flow from tank may be too low, just a thought. You may need a greater rate of return. Great idea by the way.

This dude kitted out his nano tank like he owned a 600-800 litre tank. Why? I still don't know

He can i do this with a siphone from the tank to the bucket snd then a pump in the bucket back to tank ?

So you use siphon to get the water in the bucket then a small pump to send it back ?

hey @PlanetHorgen for the bubble algea you should continue with 3 emeralds and get ur hands dirty and manually remove it to help the crabs out as well and on fish ur tank is fully stocked id say just due to the territory they need and also ur fire fish is hiding due to the damsel I personally would ether rehome the fire fish or damsel just to make the fire fish happier also usually damsel fish are very aggressive in the future id recommend springers damsels instead just because there the most tolerant of the damsels and eat pest also the fish such as the clowns and damsels are showing a glimpse of there true colors as the get established also the reason some people were saying against adding fish isnt due to that ur filtration can take it its that ur tank dosent have much swimming space and also due to the fish you picked

Looks good overall. Good luck 🤞🙏👍

Are you close to NYC? Can i build you a new cabinet stand?

Hey what light are you using ?

Use Fkucanozole, its normaly for hair algea (briopsis) but when use 4x times the doses it will kill bubble alge, ,i Hav e reef tank stocke with high priced acropora and i tested it out 2 times in past years and it work great and did not lose any corals

I would get 2-3 emerald crabs . They are very finicky . I put 10 into my 150 and only 2 of them are still alive after 6 months .

Get the small guy a anemone 😢

It’s mud from ocean so basically it’s just bacteria that lowers nitrates. No different than bacteria in a bottle. But to me the biggest benefit is it slowly releases trace elements. That’s very nice for coral to have slow release if you’re using kalkwasser it’s perfect. If you’re using something like all for reef then you might not need the mud as it has trace already. Or if you dose trace you might not need the mud either.

😮nice aquarium

Wow that is so good I bet that the fish are really happy. You should get a dogfish and name it daisy

I love the log. Where does that wood grow naturally? I bought a souvenir in Namibia once that was made in ironwood, which doesn't float at all. It's darker wood, but looks cool. You might want to check out ironwood for a future tank.

great videos on your channel keep at it!

The tank looks really good!!!

Update ?

tooo many fishhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh thats why there is algaue and automatic feeder

wayyyy to many fish for that size tank my friend theres your issue

That is A LOT of fish for a 13.5

Looks good. I'm running a 20gal max nano with 2clowns,1midus blenny,1sapphire danzel,1firefish,1gobie&1shrimp with no issues. My tank is an LP/softie tank. I removed my skimmer once I added a refugium as it wasn't needed. It over cleaned, and nitrates were running at 0. I now run filterfloss at return to catch the majority of the waist. I change that about every 3-4 days as I like my nitrates around 5-10. The refugium will keep things clean. I run my refugium once the lights go out to counter the number spikes at night, and it turns off when lights come back on. I run bio cubes on the rear chamber bottom to hold the needed bacteria and allow copepods to hide and reproduce for the tank/fish. Like your refugium bucket is doing :) . I would suggest you use phytoplankton as needed. You'll see the differences within coral/clam and pods. I also try to do a 25% warer change every week or two. I feed multiple times a day and haven't had any issues. My tank is about a yr/half old, so it's kinda settled. I use redsea 2part, redsea trace colors,Julia Sprung's Reef Formula "Sea Elements", also 1m of ChaetoGro awk for healthier Chaeto. I'd for sure use Sea Elements for your small tank. It'll do wonders!!! I use 5mil awk for 20gal. My numbers didn't change using it, and my tank responded immediately. Saltwater tanks are a love-hate relationship. Your tank looks great. Nice job, guys.,.

I appreciate the video! As a guy who likes nano tanks, this was very insightful. I am old school and manual everything besides ATO. I also don't have anything under 20 gallons but nothing over 30 so I kinda have my science down. Just picked up a IM Nuvo 25 Pro 2 and am really considering jumping into 2024 and this video was a breath of fresh air. Thanks and beautiful tank.

I feel that you are overheating the bucket by leaving the air temperature in the pocket between the lid and the water surface, the water will attempt to equalize to that temperature

U used two equal size pumps to circulate from bucket to tank tank

Looking awesome! 🤌💯✌️

your bioload looks fine to me. adding more fish might be pushing it but right now it looks fab.

A very nice tank you have going there. You're obviously doing things right.

great tank progress its a bengai cardinal you were right the first time All for Reef + Kalk is also my routine I dont think you have too many fish i think its just right

The coral you called "broccoli" is a Green Pocillopora. Those critters in your refugium are pods. A watchman or Yasha goby would be a nice fit for your tank. 👍

Starting reefing can be very fun and challenging, but your tank is maxed as it is. Having the skimmer is nice, but think about the space inside the tank. How would you feel being crammed into a small space with several ppl. General rule is 1 inch of fish per gallon. With rock and sand and the filter area, you have 10-11 gal. Plus your corals taking up volume and you aren't accounting for fish/coral growth.

Very nice. When everything grows in, it’s going to be full of corals. Time to start thinking 2nd tank or upgrade the size. I wouldn’t add any more of anything, personally. Why keep adding more equipment to deal with more fish load, when you can just expand their territory.

The broccoli is pocillapora. It can cause huge problems as it spreads by polyp expulsion and can spread all over the tank. It stings everything! That coral is bad news IMO. I had it take over a tank years ago. I’ll never keep it again.