Top 10 Nano Reef Aquarium Mistakes-And How to Avoid Them!

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  • @lukemccoy7615
    @lukemccoy7615 5 років тому +397

    If you dont want your kids to do drugs just introduce them to reef keeping and they will never have the money for drugs 😂😂

    • @Stu-SB
      @Stu-SB 5 років тому +1

      Lol

    • @orcinusxx4776
      @orcinusxx4776 4 роки тому +9

      Or a planted freshwater tank.

    • @andrasfarkas2648
      @andrasfarkas2648 4 роки тому +6

      I have already introduced my 2 yr old daughter, she can't wait to see the corals and hermit crabs before going to bed and after getting up every morning. haha

    • @holdencolt1212
      @holdencolt1212 4 роки тому

      Infinite Reefing wow this is so true

    • @alinleonard9544
      @alinleonard9544 4 роки тому +2

      Yes if you do like in the video , you spend a fortune on reef tank, but you don't need to do all of this to take care of a reef tank :)

  • @jackmehoff7430
    @jackmehoff7430 2 роки тому +28

    Sticking to the basics will take you a long way and make the hobby enjoyable.
    Salinity
    temp
    pH
    low frequency feeding schedule
    good water top off
    over engineered clean up crew
    2 inch of fish per gallon rule
    Reliable lighting
    Quality water mixing
    Good circulation
    Long cycling
    Adequate amount of live rock
    Acclimate new additions slowly
    Large granule sand bed
    20% water charge each week
    Kept a 20 gal nano without skimmer with soft/leather corals/livestock for about 6 years continuously with these basic tips. Just have to go really slow and build reef gradually. Good luck!🍀

    • @graciliraptor3990
      @graciliraptor3990 Рік тому

      Can I only do 10% water changes per week if I have 1 inch of fish per gallon or less?

  • @troutflyfish2534
    @troutflyfish2534 5 років тому +13

    Great video guys. Been a reef keeper and fish only since 1994, wow has it been almost 25 years. I still have hundreds of questions. I started with and went back to the deep bed Jaubert method. Was very common in the early 90’s. Just have to constantly stir small areas of the sand so hard clumps never form. Plus keep sulfide from forming. OMG its a hideous smell and will poison the fish. Many of people I know got away from this method bc of the work involved. I still love my 4” sand bed, med sand size, no small granular sand, o2 just can’t get into the sand, and keep plenty of sand sifting animals. I have used up to a 240 gallon, and as small as 30 gallon. My favorite is 75-90 gallon, with a built in over flow. Still use my amiracle reef sump from 1996, a jbl chiller, small heater, and a dual stage temp monitor. By all means monitor ph, temp, and salinity, after a few months reg water changes, and kalkwasser drip keep my Ca around 400-420. Check ca about monthly. I still use two light forms, metal halide, and vho fluorescent lights. The metal halide was the reason I had to add a chiller. Still use my original one from 96’, it has been serviced several times by my neighbor who is a HVAC installer on homes. Two things I want to do is switch over to all fluorescent lights, or some led possibly, it’s just fluorescent is still so much cheaper for me. Second I want to get into the Neptune kits that control everything from temp, water top off, light schedules, and c02 for ca reactors. What are y’all thoughts on ca reactors if auto controlled. Please leave an answer, no experience myself with them at all, none. Oh and I do have a protein skimmer, it’s just for my old 240 gallon tank, still works, just have to turn down a little on a 75-90 gallon, lol. Have a great day, troll away

  • @RustyShacklefardd
    @RustyShacklefardd 5 років тому +259

    *laughs in freshwater*

    • @livinggarbage5168
      @livinggarbage5168 4 роки тому +45

      *Cries in co2 pumps and plants*

    • @RustyShacklefardd
      @RustyShacklefardd 4 роки тому +16

      living garbage i have both
      Send help

    • @bellabugs
      @bellabugs 4 роки тому +2

      Austin yeah I have 4 different types of tanks help me lol

    • @itroll8638
      @itroll8638 4 роки тому +4

      One room 20 tanks help

    • @Sedona_FD3S
      @Sedona_FD3S 4 роки тому +5

      Omg I’m so happy I’m not all of you. Still trying to figure out my first tank. I hope I won’t ever figure it out so I don’t move on to more

  • @thunderfox53
    @thunderfox53 5 років тому +75

    A proper cycling requires ghost feeding or a source of ammonia to start the cycling, leaving the tank running for a month does nothing for the nitrogen cycle

    • @trevor19qhshe
      @trevor19qhshe 4 роки тому +3

      @GEORGE CURTH I got 2 hermit crabs about a month into the cycle. Made sure they were able to stay alive for a couple weeks before I bought my first fish.

    • @seanpaterson1602
      @seanpaterson1602 4 роки тому

      @@trevor19qhshe what did you feed them ?

    • @trevor19qhshe
      @trevor19qhshe 4 роки тому +2

      @@seanpaterson1602 my lfs told me to just feed then either pellet food or mysis shrimp. Like a tiny pinch a day making sure it sinks to the bottom. They eat anything really.

    • @benhawkes3746
      @benhawkes3746 4 роки тому

      I was about to post a comment as will be moving over to saltwater, about leaving the tank for a month or so, didn't think leaving it would do anything if the bacteria isn't being fed by ammonia

  • @CrowleyRises
    @CrowleyRises 4 роки тому +7

    If you don't have access to RO/DI water and are in quick need. You can simply substitute it with distilled water from your grocery store. Walmart carries it for 80 cents a gallon. This is a good resort for nano tanks since you won't need much.

    • @annebartells777
      @annebartells777 4 роки тому +2

      I always keep distilled water for topping of my tank

    • @jacklawer6389
      @jacklawer6389 10 місяців тому

      I hear distilled water has no nutrients? So its ok to use ?

  • @dailodai9586
    @dailodai9586 4 роки тому +28

    "when in doubt change it out" i often tell myself that about my underpants

  • @stevejones8416
    @stevejones8416 5 років тому +5

    This is such a good guide for nano’s . i realised that simple is best and i had neglected my testing. Im in a routine now and my nano reef never looked better. 👍🏻

  • @gexystanks5762
    @gexystanks5762 4 роки тому +7

    I used declorinated water for the past year and half and have substantial growth and no losses due to it

    • @Vador-ft5xo
      @Vador-ft5xo 4 роки тому +1

      In all the research I have done all of them say nano tanks don't need RBO and will do fine on declorinated water.

    • @37gns37
      @37gns37 4 роки тому +1

      I tried the same method and lost my fire fish and had mega outbreak of long green algae but some people may have success with it personally I prefer the RODI have not had any problems with it good luck

    • @OmniversalInsect
      @OmniversalInsect 3 роки тому +1

      Depends on what your tap water is like, mine is nitrate 80ppm straight out the tap

  • @ZurycsChannel
    @ZurycsChannel 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you for the tips, it is very helpful for me as a beginer

  • @gm836
    @gm836 5 років тому +8

    Apart from ammonia,nitrites, nitrates, water temperature, pH and salinity, what other water parameters do I need to regularly check for in a reef system?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  5 років тому +5

      If you are keeping a true reef system you are going to want to keep an eye on your calcium and alkalinity levels as well to ensure healthy coral growth!
      -Steven

    • @gm836
      @gm836 5 років тому

      Marine Depot Aquarium Supplies thx Steven.

    • @boonjabby
      @boonjabby 5 років тому

      As above. Calcium and alkalinity (carbonate hardness) are important, so is magnesium. Unfortunately you could spiral through every essential element needed.
      Usually your reef test kits have the 'essential' testers inside to measure all the parameters

  • @vitopalazzolo1546
    @vitopalazzolo1546 5 років тому +2

    Awesome helpful video

  • @arrages23
    @arrages23 5 років тому +6

    Are you able to provide a template file of that spreadsheet for keeping track of things?

  • @gamezfanatic3802
    @gamezfanatic3802 5 років тому +1

    Great video and a lot of good info

  • @jreefer7678
    @jreefer7678 4 роки тому +2

    So what if I’ve took live rock fresh from another tank and set up mines and in the sump also with live sand and did the dr. Tim’s method? How will it take to cycle?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  4 роки тому +2

      It would definitely help speed up the process, as to an exact timeframe, it varies. I would just continue testing to make sure you catch that ammonia spike.

    • @jreefer7678
      @jreefer7678 4 роки тому

      Marine Depot Aquarium Supplies good deal! Thanks for the response 🙌🏾

  • @ldarmawan
    @ldarmawan 5 років тому +2

    Hi, just wondering, where is the best placement of wave maker? On the right side, back wall, or left side? My tank is 120lt. Thanks

    • @JoeSmith-zv4ic
      @JoeSmith-zv4ic 3 роки тому

      Are your polyps fluttering? doesn't matter where it is as long as the water is moving well.

  • @go4384
    @go4384 Рік тому +1

    I get confused on this. Most say to change your filter media but there is also the fact most of your beneficial bacteria live in the filter media. So…should it be changed out or not?

  • @sandra-janemancini9289
    @sandra-janemancini9289 4 роки тому +2

    I was wondering if you would be willing to share your log sheet you had on excel.

  • @alanahmmed2654
    @alanahmmed2654 6 місяців тому

    I have a 8liter back filter tank can i make it only fish tank ? Like 2 small fish without coral?

  • @atfinthehouse8631
    @atfinthehouse8631 5 років тому +7

    Measure early and often. Record and analyze trends. Then relax. Not much has to be done once settle in. Decide on corals for growth and crazy colors but static. Or movement and flow. Or combination. Small incremental changes with any supplements. Corals only use tiny tiny amounts at a time.

  • @staesti
    @staesti 4 роки тому +6

    Was thinking of getting a nano reef tank. I changed my mind after watching this video

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  4 роки тому

      We're sorry to hear that. Keeping a nano reef is not for everyone but it certainly can be incredibly rewarding!

    • @forza3943
      @forza3943 3 роки тому

      @@renaesenton8306 Exactly, many people i know gave up before they even started just because people were telling shit like that

    • @rianmilit
      @rianmilit 2 роки тому

      Don't be discouraged, I just started and it is by far not as complicated as this video makes it sound.
      Almost identical to freshwater.

  • @shreddedvlogz6428
    @shreddedvlogz6428 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for all the advice! Just started a nano 10 gallon reef tank a month ago, (jbj desktop tank) how do I clean the filter pad? Or should I just replace every month or so? Or should I leave the filter in there and just do water changes?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  4 роки тому +2

      We are so glad you are enjoying our videos! We recommend replacing the filter pad every 2-4 weeks.

  • @jeremyb5740
    @jeremyb5740 5 років тому +1

    Great video and info

  • @sandrstudios
    @sandrstudios 5 років тому +2

    Another fantastic video, keep up the good work.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  5 років тому

      We really appreciate you watching and commenting, it means a lot! Have a great day! - Jeff @ MD

  • @KillZoneGamingdude
    @KillZoneGamingdude 5 років тому +1

    Excellent videography

  • @FortheBudgies
    @FortheBudgies 3 роки тому +3

    It's also important to say that it is possible to have a tank TOO clean with nitrate and phosphates too low. I worried WAAAAAY to much about my nitrate and phosphate levels and almost quit after 6 months because it was not much fun. I relaxed my maintenance and testing schedule to what was more do able for me and everything was just fine. Also, my pet sitter mis-read my instructions and fed my tank 2-3x more than I wanted for 2 weeks. My nitrates went way up, but everything was just fine as I did more water changes to bring them back down. Assuming that everyone is going to over feed and ignore a tank isn't always the best approach because some people are overly attentive so a dialogue that the only way to cause problems is through neglect ignores that subset of people. Just like giving plant advice, so much of the conversation is about preventing over watering and that advice is terrible for people who either don't overwater or actually underwater.

    • @kristiangines1486
      @kristiangines1486 2 роки тому

      from my experience it's not good to be extremely crazy about having the parameters perfect all the time. Changes and error range is good for the aquarium as long as it doesn't go out of hand.

  • @pauldeacon8764
    @pauldeacon8764 5 років тому +1

    Very good video! thank u!! 😀

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  5 років тому

      Thank you very much for watching, Paul! We appreciate the support and kind words. - Jeff @ MD

  • @punkrose1310
    @punkrose1310 5 років тому +1

    Fritz Turbo Start can cycle a tank in a week so for those who are impatient it may be worth looking at.

  • @W4RD1N8ER
    @W4RD1N8ER 5 років тому +8

    20 gallon is as nano as I was willing to go I put a Tidal 55 hang on filter as well as an Aquaclear 30 that takes care of most of the work all I do is water change once every two weeks and I have two clowns a watchmen goby and pistol shrimp in it so it works out. But every tank comes to an ugly stage my 70 gallon went through it now my twenty is doing it so you can’t fight a tank trying to mature and that’s all it is. Do the work anyway stick to a schedule don’t fight with it! it does pay off In time.

  • @garysteinert8040
    @garysteinert8040 3 роки тому

    Where did that filter sock adapter come from?

  • @atfinthehouse8631
    @atfinthehouse8631 5 років тому +3

    Up to what size do you consider: pico tank, nano tank?

    • @brandonezdoofenshmirtz2916
      @brandonezdoofenshmirtz2916 5 років тому

      Nano is 40g or under, pico is under 10g. DONT GET A PICO!
      the water conditions change drastically and testing must be constant. Also, you only have a few options for fish

  • @micro-reefsaquariums5169
    @micro-reefsaquariums5169 4 роки тому +25

    Your video was informative but you should have displayed nano sized aquariums in the background.
    All I saw was a 100 gallon system in your background as you spoke.
    If you representing nano sized systems have one or several to show in the background.
    Just my 2 cents...

  • @jayi7063
    @jayi7063 3 роки тому +1

    Can I put 2 clownfish in a 15 gallon tank? Or should I only put 1 clownfish? I was also thinking of getting a hermit crab too

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  3 роки тому +2

      We usually recommend atleast 20 gallons for a clownfish pair but, if you keep up on maintenance and don't add any other fish, you could keep them in a 15 gallon system.

  • @adamosborn9333
    @adamosborn9333 4 роки тому +4

    So I have been keeping fish for many years and my question is this why should I buy an aquarium controller like the Apex when just the basics is sufficient

    • @trevor19qhshe
      @trevor19qhshe 4 роки тому

      I thought about getting an apex controller for a 10 gallon nano to have it completely automated and hands free. Never got around to it because a apex controller is like $2k

  • @tedrodriguez9812
    @tedrodriguez9812 4 роки тому

    Where can I get the Excel Aquarium log in your video ?

  • @katrinaservati1739
    @katrinaservati1739 2 роки тому

    Not sure why my salinity is always high. I test it when the water is mixed and it’s within parameters but then when I test it it’s super high! I don’t think my hydrometer works consistently (just the handheld analog). Is there a package deal somewhere that allows me to get a reliable hydrometer and alkalinity tool?

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  2 роки тому +1

      There are a lot of great salinity testing tools out there. We have handheld refractometers as well as digital versions. The Milwaukee digital refractometer is one of our favorites.
      www.bulkreefsupply.com/milwaukee-digital-seawater-refractometer.html
      For alkalinity, we like to use the Hanna dKH alkalinity checker.
      www.bulkreefsupply.com/alkalinity-dkh-colorimeter-hi772-hanna-checker-marine-water.html

  • @CD-ol7xi
    @CD-ol7xi 5 років тому +2

    I’m about to get a nano tanker but I can not find the RLDY system

  • @JoeSmith-zv4ic
    @JoeSmith-zv4ic 3 роки тому +2

    All good until you go on holiday and your RCD trips and 10 years work is gone. Top tip, get a back up generator

  • @kadreamertv5970
    @kadreamertv5970 5 років тому

    I have 10 gallon tank but no corals in it just 2 clownfish and 2 cardinal fish 1 skunk shrimp cleaner,do i change my water every 10 days also?

    • @jackson7962
      @jackson7962 5 років тому

      You will want to get a larger tank as your clowns grow

  • @natalbreefing5934
    @natalbreefing5934 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for the info. What device is that at around 4:40 in the video the frozen food feeder? Thanks again.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  5 років тому

      That is the Gourmet Grinder from Innovative Marine! mdshop.us/Gourmet-Grinder

  • @turnerdischinger6365
    @turnerdischinger6365 5 років тому +16

    Pretty much all of these can be applied to any tank and not just nano

  • @oxiac6006
    @oxiac6006 5 років тому +1

    I have a 55 gal fish tank with a 200 gal sump should I get a bigger tank?

  • @graciliraptor3990
    @graciliraptor3990 Рік тому

    What about distilled water? Is it good enough?

  • @drinkswithdestiny2274
    @drinkswithdestiny2274 4 роки тому

    Your site isn't working
    did it change?

  • @markkus1134
    @markkus1134 5 років тому +5

    add a refugium in a nano works better than a skimmer

    • @bigbowlowrong4694
      @bigbowlowrong4694 5 років тому +1

      Yeah, I’ve been researching saltwater aquariums for the last 12 months before starting up my first one (and saving up the $$$ to start with good equipment). Seems like a refugium is the best option for nutrient export/pH stability after cycling.

  • @annebartells777
    @annebartells777 4 роки тому +1

    You information is great. If I dare to leave one bit of advice. It would have been very effective if you were in front of a nano tank

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  4 роки тому

      Thank you for the feedback! We are glad you enjoyed the video :)

  • @h34p
    @h34p 4 роки тому +4

    changing the filter socks every 3-5 days? what? i dont even look at it for at least 2 weeks.

  • @yourfellowreefer7145
    @yourfellowreefer7145 5 років тому +5

    I like the video but only thing is I use tap water and have great success . Also , I change my water about once a month maybe even if that . Every tank is different but it is great advice ! Other than that love this video

    • @Yommasandy
      @Yommasandy 5 років тому

      Your Fellow Reefer your city must not treat it with chlorine

    • @yourfellowreefer7145
      @yourfellowreefer7145 5 років тому +2

      Sandy Bui just checked it does ! This is interesting . I live in NJ !

    • @isaacbailey3681
      @isaacbailey3681 5 років тому

      @@yourfellowreefer7145 Do you use dechlorinator, or are your fish just _really_ resistant to chlorine burn?

  • @jr8688
    @jr8688 5 років тому +10

    Looks like 2 people where triggered by this video lol. Great video guys!

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  5 років тому +2

      Sup Jr! Always appreciate your viewership and engaging with us here on the MD channel! - Jeff @ MD

  • @tustlerrc8190
    @tustlerrc8190 4 роки тому +1

    I do a water change on my 75 once a month and I have a flourishing xenia and anemone

  • @bryanbonilla6858
    @bryanbonilla6858 5 років тому

    What's the coral at 12:42?

    • @DerekClaxton
      @DerekClaxton 5 років тому

      I believe they are Tube Anemones.

    • @bryanbonilla6858
      @bryanbonilla6858 5 років тому

      @@DerekClaxton cool thanks. I've definitely have a thing for all anemones. I just got over my rock flower anemone phase lol...I think.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  5 років тому

      They are indeed Tube Anemones, as Derek so helpfully pointed out! :-)

    • @bryanbonilla6858
      @bryanbonilla6858 5 років тому +1

      @@BulkReefSupply thanks for the confirmation. I also wanted to add that all these mistakes are exactly the same ones I have done. Only one I'm still having a hard time getting right is where to put the sensor for my ATO. I had an accident using an innovate marine ATO that I put on the return pump chamber and it flooded 😓but it has not discouraged me. We all learn from our mistakes. Again great video.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  5 років тому

      @@bryanbonilla6858 Thank you for watching! We're happy to answer any and all questions you may have. We actually run the IM ATO on one of our our office tanks (which is an AIO style, also from IM). Feel free to email us at social@marinedepot.com anytime! - Jeff @ MD

  • @atfinthehouse8631
    @atfinthehouse8631 5 років тому +8

    #s 4, 5, 6, 8 are correct.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  5 років тому +1

      Thank you so much for watching! Any tips for nano reefers that you think we may have omitted? - Jeff @ MD

  • @obscurazone
    @obscurazone 4 роки тому +2

    Novice question: I know this vid is specifically about 'reef' tanks, but if I have no intention of putting fish or coral in my nano tank, could you tell me what steps I can ignore? I only intend to display plants, so presumably I can use tap water and I won't require such a powerful filtration system right? I'm basically just wanting to create a nice focal point in my room with the lovely sounds of water flowing.....but minus the wee fish and corals :) thanks in advance if anyone helps.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  4 роки тому +2

      When you mention plants, I assume you mean a freshwater set up. Check out this blog post for more help:blog.marinedepot.com/2018/06/thinking-about-setting-up-a-freshwater-planted-tank-heres-what-youll-need.html

  • @Arborpress
    @Arborpress 4 роки тому +1

    Question! I just started a 30 gallon tank, but I purchased dry rock + dry sand; Will the tank cycle and build up bacteria if I just leave it running or do I actually need to add a fish in there or bacteria boosters? Some fish stores have told me without this, my tank is pretty much not doing anything at this point.

    • @BulkReefSupply
      @BulkReefSupply  4 роки тому +1

      If you are starting with dry rock and dry sand, we do recommend adding some form of beneficial bacteria to get the cycle going.

  • @bnpr
    @bnpr 5 років тому +6

    Clownfish here in philippines cost 1 us dollar each

    • @lukeabel3094
      @lukeabel3094 5 років тому

      You are so lucky! Here in North East Alabama they are 20$ each

  • @bozo4761
    @bozo4761 5 років тому

    The best simple answears in marine tank!! Thak you

  • @patrickboff6084
    @patrickboff6084 4 роки тому +5

    Running a tank to "cycle" with nothing in it to produce ammonia literally does nothing other than move water. Experienced reef keeper here. Try to add soldier fish, ghost feed, or if you feel confident, add bottled bacteria accompanied with dosing Ammonium Choride

    • @OmniversalInsect
      @OmniversalInsect 3 роки тому +4

      I wouldn't add fish during this stage, much less cruel to just add some ammonia

  • @andrasfarkas2648
    @andrasfarkas2648 4 роки тому

    Can someone share the excel doc showed in the video. I created one but I mush prefer the one I just saw! :)

  • @HVACSteve951
    @HVACSteve951 5 років тому +2

    Great video guys...but please put some MP40's in that beautiful tank in the back round, I found myself staring at the cords.

  • @smileyhehehe
    @smileyhehehe 4 роки тому +1

    I was right all along. Salt water tank cost more than twice compare to freshwater tank.

    • @bellabugs
      @bellabugs 4 роки тому

      Spax WillTrollGG bro I think like 3 times as more If you got a big saltwater tank. I have 4 tanks and my saltwater tank is the most expensive by far

    • @pablomuzzobar8940
      @pablomuzzobar8940 4 роки тому

      Yeah its a joke, if you are skilled enough just build it all yourself, i mean everything like skimmer, leds, sump, tank , controllers etc it will be half to 1/3 the price. There is a large diy market for reef tanks in this hobby since its so expensive.

  • @bjhubbard3922
    @bjhubbard3922 5 років тому +1

    Can I use filter water from a refrigerator instead of a rodi water?

  • @Psychotickillers19
    @Psychotickillers19 5 років тому

    I have also never checked my parameters aside from salinity every once in a while.

  • @atfinthehouse8631
    @atfinthehouse8631 5 років тому

    I have large populations of fish n all my tanks. But have to look at the bioload of the fish you purchase and keep that running total.

  • @Fred-eg9sx
    @Fred-eg9sx 3 роки тому

    I honestly think using RO water is dependent on where you live. If you live in major cities or towns in Southern Ontario, chances are your tap water barely contains any minerals.

  • @richardibarra4688
    @richardibarra4688 3 роки тому +6

    Imma just get a dog

  • @sonofdad0621
    @sonofdad0621 2 роки тому

    I can't get rid of red slime and dinos to save my life! I've tried everything the pros recommend it's extremely frustrating. Tank is about a year old

  • @nanoreefchannel7240
    @nanoreefchannel7240 4 роки тому

    希望多点广东话和普通话海水缸经验分享。没有蛋白分离器?没有造浪泵?没有滴定没有添加剂?没关系,简单下海轻松养海缸。NANO REEF微缸也有大乐趣!

  • @EDKsurly
    @EDKsurly 5 років тому +8

    I change my nano water every other month. :)

    • @EDKsurly
      @EDKsurly 4 роки тому +2

      It just crashed, don’t listen to me

    • @MrGhggsg
      @MrGhggsg 4 роки тому

      How did it crash?

  • @pugmaster8360
    @pugmaster8360 4 роки тому +1

    I want a pair of clowns but I just have live rock will they be okay?

    • @Missmacixo
      @Missmacixo 4 роки тому

      They should be as long as your water parameters are good. I would test your water first before adding any fish.

  • @jluusaltwateraquarium8320
    @jluusaltwateraquarium8320 5 років тому

    Hey sir I have Redsea 170 34gallons how many times weeks should I do water change for my tank sir Thanks..

  • @josephcruz2950
    @josephcruz2950 3 роки тому

    Gonna get an ATO my salt got too 1.032

  • @stinkydinkyblinkytheclownf4493
    @stinkydinkyblinkytheclownf4493 4 роки тому +1

    👍

  • @Mortyvids
    @Mortyvids 4 роки тому +1

    Change the filter pad every 3-5 days?!?!

    • @pablomuzzobar8940
      @pablomuzzobar8940 4 роки тому

      This is a lie, you never have yo change filter pads just wash them.

  • @outdoorsurvival4149
    @outdoorsurvival4149 5 років тому +2

    first

  • @Psychotickillers19
    @Psychotickillers19 5 років тому +2

    My 3g hasnt gotten a water change in like 7+ months 😂 though I have no fish. Just coral, it's the easiest thing to take care of. I feed it every few weeks and that's it.

  • @claymore19kilo
    @claymore19kilo 5 років тому +12

    in reality all home tanks are nano compared to the ocean

    • @lospolloshermanos2692
      @lospolloshermanos2692 5 років тому +1

      Well no shit sherlock! And in reality the world and ocean are nano compared to other planets...

    • @danielp1629
      @danielp1629 5 років тому +3

      Los Pollos Hermanos someone’s on their period! 🙄

    • @jpav01237
      @jpav01237 3 роки тому

      @@lospolloshermanos2692 🤯🤯

  • @Alex-dp1bk
    @Alex-dp1bk 2 роки тому

    honestly a nano tank is more expensive than a larger one. i keep seeing nanos going for over 100$ and i bought my 20 gallon aquarium for just 50$

    • @jasonhowell6281
      @jasonhowell6281 25 днів тому

      Um, any tank under a 55 gallon is considered a nano tank…. I use a 40 gallon and a 20 gallon tank.

  • @fielmeria
    @fielmeria Рік тому

    for some reason people want to put a clownfish with a blue tang

  • @thedude2650
    @thedude2650 4 роки тому

    Cries in freshwater scrub

  • @fishingthechain1260
    @fishingthechain1260 Місяць тому

    The ONLY reason I’d ever consider salt is to own an anemone with a pair of clownfish. No more. No less

  • @marucunucuagadisan6572
    @marucunucuagadisan6572 5 років тому +2

    I won't first to master freshwater aquarium and then wen I will have more Mani too start nano ref

  • @BrnoRox
    @BrnoRox 5 років тому

    3rd

  • @TheMastmark
    @TheMastmark 5 років тому +2

    money, money, money....... moonnneeeey

    • @k.stacks2445
      @k.stacks2445 5 років тому

      If you don't have a few grand to blow on a hobby that you enjoy you should probably look into getting a new career so that you can afford things. Sad.

  • @fishbate2509
    @fishbate2509 5 років тому

    2nd 👍

  • @koston777
    @koston777 5 років тому

    7th

  • @koston777
    @koston777 5 років тому

    5th

  • @pavy415
    @pavy415 5 років тому +6

    20 gallons is considered small? Jesus

    • @isaacbailey3681
      @isaacbailey3681 5 років тому

      Even with freshwater fish many common aquariums exceed that, 29 gallons is a common size for example and most sharkminnows need a minimum of 29 gal (the bala shark needs even more than that) not to mention fishes like the Senegal Bichir (or "Dinosaur Bichir") which generally needs 55 gallons, or the Eclipse Catfish which needs 75 gal.

    • @pavy415
      @pavy415 5 років тому

      @@isaacbailey3681 yeah but I don't consider that small I consider that medium size

    • @nicholasmcdade1069
      @nicholasmcdade1069 5 років тому

      I consider 20 gallons to be small. I have a 158 gallon tropical tank.

    • @SebastianBlackwell94
      @SebastianBlackwell94 5 років тому

      Yep, I have a 20g long and a 30g. They aren't small to me, but still considered nano tanks

  • @HanhNguyen-mg3ob
    @HanhNguyen-mg3ob 5 років тому

    I love you

  • @anthonybalangue1705
    @anthonybalangue1705 4 роки тому

    Wow I made mistakes too

  • @biggdaddydog5280
    @biggdaddydog5280 2 роки тому

    testing a nano tank is a waste of time if you change water ever week

  • @asianboy8969
    @asianboy8969 5 років тому

    I have never really had to ever change the water, it is fairly self sufficient. I own the Ocean.

  • @towle505
    @towle505 Рік тому

    jim halpert

  • @nanoreefchannel7240
    @nanoreefchannel7240 5 років тому

    How to Avoid Them

  • @rupambordoloi7309
    @rupambordoloi7309 5 років тому +1

    46weeks

    • @bnpr
      @bnpr 5 років тому +1

      4-6 weeks

    • @badugm5035
      @badugm5035 5 років тому +1

      Rupam

  • @vnce932
    @vnce932 5 років тому

    8th

  • @winandwin6635
    @winandwin6635 5 років тому

    It is so hard to keep up you tank 1 hour daily!

  • @traceyrae8331
    @traceyrae8331 5 років тому

    You are awesome. Ty . I have a successful 35 gallon hexagon salt water tank. Your video is so helpful!!!! I subscribed and if you snd your family site interested in eating vegan please check out .my channel!!!!

  • @koston777
    @koston777 5 років тому

    6th

  • @robinhoodlum7180
    @robinhoodlum7180 3 роки тому

    Bro 7-10 days water change is wayyyyyy to much and you know this !
    You realize that can fuck up the fish

  • @jones6613
    @jones6613 4 роки тому

    Nano Tank is anything 10 gallons or below not 40 gallons