HUGE Macroalgae Reef Tank TOUR | Planted Reef Fish House Update
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- Опубліковано 26 лис 2022
- HUGE Macroalgae Reef Tank TOUR | Planted Reef Fish House Update
We take a look at how my macroalgae planted reef fish house is doing and discuss my ethos of keeping reef aquaria.
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Once again you made an excellent video. Your reason for your success is true. Some aquatic plants will compete against other plants to dominate the tank. I’ve tried to keep the same species of plants together. Not only does it look nice, it easier on the plants to be successful. Some plants will send roots to the other side on the tank. You’ll see this when you break down your aquarium. Bacopa Caroliniana sent roots clear across the tank. Even though it reproduces by stem reproduction, it roots also grows in an attempt to dominate a tank. Diane Walstad’s book on the Ecology of the planted tank is a must have for every aquatic plant Hobbyist. I enjoyed watching, as usual. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it 👍
It's not just nitrifying bacteria that matter. For terrestrial crops, studies have shown that plants that grow in soil that contains matured, abundant, and diverse colonies of bacteria and fungi grow better than plants that grow in sterile soil. All those microbes interact with the soil and the plants in a multitude of ways we don't understand yet. For example, trees will interact with one another and trade resources amongst each other through underground networks of fungal mycelia. So it makes sense that microalgae grows better in mature tanks. They've had time to develop a diverse micro-ecosystem of fungus and bacteria.
The king of macroalgae 👑.
Haha almost
I could easily spend all day long in a shed like yours 👍😍
Easily done
Everything looks great! I appreciate that you share what you've learned.
Thanks for watching 👍
8:00 just small [20cm] t5 bulbs might work? 🤔
Great video! Nice to see all the tanks in the fish room maturing 👌 I love that Botryocladia forest, it's awesome!
Thank you 👍very happy myself
Saltwater Mollies would be a unique thing you could sell, don't see many stores with those and seems like you always have fry, just a thought.
Thanks
Outstanding
🌱 interesting 🤔
Nice video and can you make a video about shrimp again?
Thanks! I havent got any shrimps atthe moment unfortunately
@@EverydayAquarist oh ok but any nano fish?
Hi Bud, great content as always. Re the light, I’ve been using the Fluval sea nano marine light for a while on a similar size nano, and it works really well! Day settings: 8am - 5pm = Pink 2%, Cyan 70%, blue 100%, purple 85%, cold white 15%, then run 100% blue in the evening until it switches off around 22:00, steady coral growth, great colours and the corals all seem to be happy 👍🏻
Nice looking tanks. I have finally got my tank looking good. Your advice has really helped me with growing a nice lagoon tank. Thanks
Glad I've helped 👍
Nice tour mate. I'd be up for seeing what happens with the mangrove experiment for sure.
Yeah me too. It's something that needs to be tested
I've all of these variety of Macro Algae.
All the Red Macro or from Rodophyta Ordo need an intense Iron & Magnesium to growth & absolutely they like low to moderate light intensity. The Red Ogo is easy to grow, maybe some Iron for dosing could help them to survive. If u said it was finicky maybe u need to try the Corallina species. They're totally really hard to keep, the texture seems like a skeleton & need stable Big 3, low nutrient & also medium to high light to keep them alive
I'll up my dosing
@@EverydayAquarist especially Rodophyta, gettin thin the thallus they r tolerate low nitrate & phosphate. If gettin thick they can tolerate high nitrate & phosphate. It's from my personal sources by my Gracilaria (hayii & curtissae), Dragon tongue & Palmaria Palmata
In your nano tank with the lava rock you have caulerpa taxifolia but the light is a blue light it looks like. I would love to add some caulerpa prolifera to my tank but my light is a Kessil 180 tuna blue, do you think I could grow caulerpa with it? The tank is a standard 29 gallon.
Might be OK yeah, seen people do it
I should make a video about my setup, but i am bad at speaking english😂
I am Team no water change, only redosing.
Sometimes i think doing water change would be easier and cheaper, but dosing every single element missing, i learn more which element causes which grow.
And yes, lower light is better. I blasted my caulerpa woth almost 600 PAR and it didn't grow well, now i am at 100 Par and it grows finally
Thanks. I only test major elements so big water changes means I replace everything. Make a chart of which elements do what? Would be interesting 👍
@@EverydayAquarist doing waterchanges to replace trace elements in my big System would cause that i lower No3 and Po4 even more, and i am already low, so it would cost me more at the end
Looking great mate! Are you selling any of your Halimeda?
Also interesting, I only do very small water changes maybe once a month or every 3 weeks on my tank and the cryptonemia has gone nuts! But as you said, initially I had trouble with it and it wouldn't grow and then it just changed its mind one day and bloomed. Maturity must help.
Interesting 🤔 Not yet, if it thrives I might do in the spring
do you sell those mollies
Question: would having a light on 24 hours a day not be damaging to the fish in the sump?
It's very deep and full of rock so has plenty of dark areas for them to sleep. Without this then yes it would
Hi do you sell macro algaes I,m after dragons breath , taxifolia, green and red grape , love your videos by the way
Yeah but UK only. Www.plantedreef.co.uk is my site
Ok thanks
For me it is too expensive to do a lot of water changes, are there some algae that can do well without them?
Nothing will thrive without the correct nutrition
@@EverydayAquarist can,t i just use fertilizer?
Years ago I broght Millies and they all died after a few days .....It upset me loads so never got then again ( I had my 6ft tank set up for 5 months and planted before I broight them) Anyway that was years ago.
You have to get true sailfin mollies for them to survive in Salt for any long period of time. The other breeds don't do so well imo
@@EverydayAquarist wish I knew that 10 years ago hahahahah ... thanks though I am getting a dog after we move house next year, you are the Best Aquarist I have ever known..... Hapy Fish Keeping and Microalgae
where are you from? i would come and buy some mangroves.
United Kingdom friend
@@EverydayAquarist Yes im from Dorset!