Thanks Cam, the relocation videos helped me a lot. I was able to move my tank to my new apartment without losing any fish or corals. Cheers from Brazil.
Great job Cam. I have the exact same tank. I would have trouble relocating my tank. I cemented the base of my aquascape. I made it in three separate sections. It took my husband and I to lift it on to a board then lift the board up to the tank. My husband then was able to lift it on his own to place it into the tank. We did this 3 times then cemented the 3 together. I have some loose rock I added. If I was to ever relocate it there would be no problem cutting with a saw the cemented joins. You maybe asking why did I cement my rock in the first place. I loved my aquascape and I don't have any intentions of doing a re scape. Love watching you videos🐟🐠🦀
That’s a lot of hard work you guys make it look easy but I know it’s not excellent tips excellent job keep up the good work always thank you for sharing be safe
Man that trailer is BANGING! Is it new? You didn't have to do the usual Cam's Puzzle Segment with the cabinet, tank, sump and barrels, it all fit nicely. :D And what a neat tank, it really is something when simplicity is well maintained.
Hi Cam, we have a relocation/tank upgrade coming up, not sure if we should cycle the new tank first or move all water sand and rock plus bio s and life bio fill maybe, what are your thoughts? Did you manage to locate the bicolour blenny that was MIA?
Good question. I think it’s just the relaxed culture of our sunny laid-back part of the world. I don’t see it as unusual, but we get heaps of comments about it. Cam
I wish you guys would do a video showing how to deal with mushrooms. I have some Florida Ricordia/Yuma that are becoming a problem. I really need to learn to control them.
We definitely see tanks with mushrooms out of control, but it would make a pretty brutal video to show our control methods. I basically scrape them off the rocks. It’s difficult, and you normally mince the mushrooms in the process. Cam
Gallery Aquatica TV well that is kinda what I did which sucks because here in the states these Yuma are worth a decent amount. I obliterated about five of them the other day. I would like to see how the pros do it though as I need to learn to keep them under control. Thought I would ask though because I know you guys deal with a lot of “morphs”. Thanks for all you do! I really like your vids.
Do you not worry about the silicon when moving tanks ?. There are statements around that silicon works much better when the water pressure is constant. Removing water results in no stress on silicon. Is this a problem ? Cheers Piotr from Perth
Have you ever tried pulling apart two pieces of glass that have been siliconed together? Give it a try and you’ll see how strong tanks are with or without water
If it was me i would have drained 3/4 of the water into containers..moved the tank with everything in it.I would have used a cart to move it.I would have then added the water back in when its at the new location...thats just me though...Once my tank looks a certain way theres no way im tearing it down and going for a new look...nope...
Thanks Cam, the relocation videos helped me a lot. I was able to move my tank to my new apartment without losing any fish or corals. Cheers from Brazil.
Fernando Juriolli thank you and hope you are enjoying Reefing in Brazil!
Thanks for the new video! Brandon, your beard is on point!
Cam is the type of dude you want to buy a beer for.
Hey Cam brought a helper. 👍 I thought he was gonna carry the tank on his back 😆 another great video guys
Another great video of demystifying the art of moving and relocating. I have taken so much from your knowledge and confidence to get stuck in. Thanks.
I was willing those flipflops (think they are thongs down under) to stay on when you were going backwards down the stairs with the tank!!! :P
Reefers watching this throw their coffee at the wall at 5:53 ;)
(awesome)
Any update on the cameraman's waterbox? - or did he (Ben?) move it to another channel?
Great job Cam. I have the exact same tank. I would have trouble relocating my tank. I cemented the base of my aquascape. I made it in three separate sections. It took my husband and I to lift it on to a board then lift the board up to the tank. My husband then was able to lift it on his own to place it into the tank. We did this 3 times then cemented the 3 together. I have some loose rock I added. If I was to ever relocate it there would be no problem cutting with a saw the cemented joins. You maybe asking why did I cement my rock in the first place. I loved my aquascape and I don't have any intentions of doing a re scape. Love watching you videos🐟🐠🦀
Michelle Conabere thank you so much for the message. It’s not easy to get the scape just right! Worth the extra effort for sure
Yes! New episode!!
That’s a lot of hard work you guys make it look easy but I know it’s not excellent tips excellent job keep up the good work always thank you for sharing be safe
It certainly is a lot of work. At the start of these jobs I always have a moment of “what have I got myself into”! Cam
Gallery Aquatica TV But the truth is we enjoy it a lot every reef tank half he’s on personality
„Today, I show you how a Aussie catch a fish...just straight in the net...easy...you got it my fools?„ ;-D
This tank shows how effective just having a simple coral community en mass can look. Looked like a big job, glad you had help
Man that trailer is BANGING! Is it new? You didn't have to do the usual Cam's Puzzle Segment with the cabinet, tank, sump and barrels, it all fit nicely. :D And what a neat tank, it really is something when simplicity is well maintained.
Lol, it’s not new but it’s very handy. I usually use it to transport natural seawater so I don’t always take it for relocations. Cam
@@GalleryAquaticaTV ah I see. You almost need a van so you can keep everything in one vehicle :D
A new vehicle is definitely on the cards for the near future.
❤️
Good job Cam! Another great video 🙂 how great did the tank look, after it cleared up.
Relocation videos are your BEST ones. And did you find the bicolored Blenny?
Yes! The client found him a few hours after we left😊
Gallery Aquatica TV winning!
i thought it was best to use new sand when relocating or re-scaping a reef tank!
No, definitely not. However we should have rinsed it in old tank water before we put it in the tank at the new location. Cam
Hi Cam, we have a relocation/tank upgrade coming up, not sure if we should cycle the new tank first or move all water sand and rock plus bio s and life bio fill maybe, what are your thoughts? Did you manage to locate the bicolour blenny that was MIA?
Great vid. Did you ever find the bicolour blenny?
Yes, safe and sound!
Love it!!
Just one question... Why doesn't Can ever wear shoes??
Good question. I think it’s just the relaxed culture of our sunny laid-back part of the world. I don’t see it as unusual, but we get heaps of comments about it. Cam
I wish you guys would do a video showing how to deal with mushrooms. I have some Florida Ricordia/Yuma that are becoming a problem. I really need to learn to control them.
We definitely see tanks with mushrooms out of control, but it would make a pretty brutal video to show our control methods. I basically scrape them off the rocks. It’s difficult, and you normally mince the mushrooms in the process. Cam
Gallery Aquatica TV well that is kinda what I did which sucks because here in the states these Yuma are worth a decent amount. I obliterated about five of them the other day.
I would like to see how the pros do it though as I need to learn to keep them under control.
Thought I would ask though because I know you guys deal with a lot of “morphs”. Thanks for all you do! I really like your vids.
Merci pour cette vidéo !!! 👍👍👍
Do you not worry about the silicon when moving tanks ?. There are statements around that silicon works much better when the water pressure is constant. Removing water results in no stress on silicon. Is this a problem ? Cheers Piotr from Perth
Have you ever tried pulling apart two pieces of glass that have been siliconed together? Give it a try and you’ll see how strong tanks are with or without water
If it was me i would have drained 3/4 of the water into containers..moved the tank with everything in it.I would have used a cart to move it.I would have then added the water back in when its at the new location...thats just me though...Once my tank looks a certain way theres no way im tearing it down and going for a new look...nope...
What about the missing gobby?
Found him safe and sound😊
Update on camera mans tank build?
I had a terrible time and I lost a bunch of corals after my move. 2 weeks later most things are looking better
It’s the worst thing moving an established reef tank. This one wasn’t too bad because it was all soft corals. Cam
@@GalleryAquaticaTV its ok, ill eventually get it back to its former glory. Its just frustrating.
Nothing magical about mushrooms, they grow like weed in my tank.