The ULTIMATE Guide to Clean Up Crew : Part 1
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- In this episode of Taras Talks, we go back to the topic of clean up crew as Taras gives you his ultimate guide to the different roles and types of creatures that help keep our tanks clean! In part one we get the details on the pinchers and grazers, those snails, crustaceans, and other creatures who pick up the big pieces of tank waste and clean the surfaces of our systems!
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Blaine's mustache is an excellent part of any clean-up crew
Awesome! Thanks for the vid guys! Taras ur the best!~
Looking forward to getting y’all pt. 2!
-Blaine
Background music needs to be louder
You look like Tony Danza’s smart younger brother
Another close comparison...
-Blaine
Is it possible or advisable based on the expertise of your team, to add one red leg hermit crab and one emerald crab to an ongoing cycle process of a SWTk roughly 7 or 10 days into the start up cycle?
I start up my 1st SWTk soon with dry rock, live sand and few drops of Seachem Stability bacteria - or maybe add a small live rock to the aquascape too - and wonder if adding them would be beneficial in algae and cyano bacteria growth?
CUC is a good start to add in once you're starting to see diatoms form and any film algae. Recommend also thinking about seeding your tank with copepods! Thanks for tuning in, and welcome to the salty side of things!
-Blaine
@@TopShelfAquatics thanks Blaine. It is a nano tank and only meant for few corals only, my local LFS didn’t tell me anything about copapeds or anything else to add, just sw water which I buy from them and the rocks and sand and no light and let cycle for 90 days until ready to add first coral to be xenia and kenya tree and one fiji leather only.. it’s a 10gallon tank
Karl from workaholics seems to be doing really well.
Not going to lie.... that is pretty good... #WheresMyHoney
-Blaine
All I have is zombie snails and hermit crabs with two yellowtail damsel chromis in a 40g beeeder.
Should diversify your clean up crew! Can help out big time!
-Blaine
Just clicked on the video to say I dislike these “talks”. Keep up the good work everywhere else.
I come to the comment section just to hear such positive reinforcement!
-Blaine