Visiting a Saltwater Tank
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Visiting a Saltwater Tank in Miami and also got to do a tank tour & interview. Also a video of this hobbyist beautiful reef tank / marine aquarium! this is a large saltwater aquarium that is beautiful.
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Great video awesome tank
Great video. Can’t really agree with his methods of not testing. I do believe that testing your parameters are key to a long thriving reef system. However he has a beautiful reef system. We all have are own way of doing things. So whatever works for him👍🏼. Great video like always. Peace ✌🏼
If the tank is thriving, there is zero reason to test and start digging into numbers. It's far more about stability, which is very obvious and indicated by the health of the animals than what your "numbers' are.
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I agree with stability. I have been in this hobby for over 26 years. I also used to not test. Not test until the system was depleted in elements that not even water changes did not good. This was before ICP and the availability of all these elements which are so easy to get now. All I am saying is testing is a great weapon when it comes to stability. A range in numbers is good. Never chase numbers. No reason to chase numbers if your system is stable. The animals will adapt and keep thriving.
I from experience had reef tanks thriving until they showed signs of something going wrong. It is harder to fix a problem when their is a problem is all I am referring too. I personally can’t wait for signs of my animals not being happy rather than test by keeping it more stable for a long term success. Not just a 2-4 year one. I just don’t agree with just looking at my tank as long as it’s happy way of things. Been their done that. Don’t work long term… peace and “Patience is the game to a long stable Reef”….✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
Yep, yep, yep this guy knows how to Reef, I agree with his methods. Beautiful tank. Being in tune with your tank is very important. Great video 👍😎
Goos Stuff.. thank you for the upload