I Got The MOST COLORFUL Saltwater SAND Sifting Fish For My Fish Tank
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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What is going on everyone? I got an awesome video for you today. Unboxing The most Colorful Saltwater Fish for Sifting your Aquarium sand. These fish are so colorful and do an amazing job keeping your aquarium substrate nice and clean. They do this because they are looking for food in the sand. Along with the unboxing, I am going to feed all my colorful corals. We are feeding the Krill and Reef Roids. This is my first time feeding krill to my corals, lets see what happens. If you are wondering what corals we are feeding today here is the list. Indo Torch Corals (Dragon Soul Torch Coral, Hulk Torch Coral, Joker Torch Coral, Blueberry Torch Coral, Pink Tip Torch Coral, Blue Tip Torch Coral, Red Goniopora Coral, Blue Green Goniopora Coral, Pink Purple Goniopora Coral, Blasto or Blastomussa Corals and Acan Corals). I Love it.
SO I am sure you are wondering what fish I got. They are called the Bella Goby or by its scientific name Valenciennea bella. These are not the cheapest saltwater fish out there, they are probably the most expensive sand sifting saltwater fish. They are going to look so good in my Aquarium.
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Hi Paul! I really like your sand sifting gobys(I think I have spelt gobys correctly!)they do a great job in the tank!I think your tank, fish & corals are all looking great! 😀👍
Thanks Paul! I can’t wait for them to make it through qt and into the display tank
Very nice pick ups. Well done on this one 👌🏻
Thanks! They are going to look great in the tank.
So excited for you to move the corals into the show tank and getting new corals !!
Thank you. Me too!!
Good stuff! Tank looks sharp, coral are going to take it to the next level.
Thank you very much! I totally agree with you on the coral. Its coming soon, stay tuned.
Amazing fish. Another reason why marine life are so awesome.
Oh yeah! They rock!
Awesome video mate, really enjoyed it, great additions to your channel. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Nice video mate. Put the acans down the bottom middle. U should get a Oliver - scopes tang
Thanks Marcus. And thanks for your suggestion on the acan placement. Scopes are cool.
Great video,keep it up!
Thank you very much! I shall. Lots more to come.
It's just getting better and better .i can only imagine if you had 6 ft or 8 ft tank you would make it so epic
Thank you, I appreciate it. Oh yeah that would be so epic!
Those sand sifters are awesome!
I think so too!
Nice tank & great vid
Thanks Mart 😁 I appreciate it.
They are beautiful mate👍
Thanks 👍
Thats a sweet pair you got there!
Thanks. Yeah they sure are cool
Nice fish. Your gonna wanna feed heavier with 2 gobies. 120 gallon established reef would take care of 1 sand sifter even then it’s tough to keep them. I had one for 5 years in my 120. Beautiful fish.
Thanks for the feedback Joe. I will keep that in mind. And yeah they are awesome fish.
Very nice👌👌👌👌👌
They get real colorful after they got in thr tank!
Thank you 😁
Left side for the Acans. Set up a section for just Acans. They'll look amazing!
Thanks for the suggestion. That is my plan and acan garden
Real nice bro 👌
Thanks Ron 👍🏻
Where did you order the goby's from?
I think it was Reef Beauties
Nice!!!
Thanks!
Poly filter media absorbs ammonia?
Fish are looking good, I just set up a eel tank ! Loving the vids man!! Always learn something when I watch your videos! I’m only 15 and you have inspired me to set up my 100 gallon tank . Thank you man loving the videos!
Thanks! An eel tank? Sounds interesting. What kind of eel? I appreciate the feedback and I am glad you are enjoying the videos. Are you going to go a reef in the 100?
Snowflake eel, the 100 gallon has been up for 5 months
I have a blue tang and 2 clownfish and coral it’s been up for 5 month and I have had the blue tang for a year now, no ich!!! It’s blowing my mind
That is awesome that the Hippo Tang is healthy!
Right on!
I heard they do better in cooler tanks unsure if there is any evidence of this...I also know you have to feed a lot as I feed my diamond watchman a ton and it barely gains weight and grows.
Thanks for the comment. Yeah looks like its important to feed on the heavy side.
Got some nice looking corals there though and your main display tank is going to look great when completed.
But dude, wow I had insane anxiety watching you dip your hand with the poly filter in and out the bucket and the fish going nuts..
I try to keep the stress to an absolute minimum when acclimatising stock. They were going absolutely crazy, tread with caution doing that in future cos that could mean a premature lifespan for your fish.
I see no heart for you either. This guy gets ass hurt, when you give him constructive criticism.
Yeah it is true. They are both doing well.
huh?
Have to be careful about not increasing the bioload capable of being handled by your tanks. You can probably overstock, but also depends on type and mix of fish and organisms.
Thanks for the comment. I adding 200 gal worth of pond matrix in my sump. So there is that and all the rock and sand.
To much fish 👻👻👻
Haha, nah. I got lots of media in my sump.
@@inventoryking I agree with Benny Soulz11. It's not just about how much bio-load your system can process, you have to consider the compatibility of the fish you select and the amount of space available for your territorial fish to call their own. Your tank is only 120 gallons yet you have 5 tangs in it, among them the Powder Blue and the Purple Tang, two of the most territorial of an already territorial species, and I have seen some mean Yellow Tangs as well! Also it looks that your tank is a tall tank not 6 feet long. Tangs need to be able to have space to get away from one another if there are multiples in the same system. The aggression issues you are just starting to see will continue and intensify. Once this is allowed to continue for long enough one of those tangs will become stressed to the point that it will develop Ich and all of the time and effort you put into QT will have been for nothing. Not trying to bash you here I have been there and done that and seen it myself, just trying to help. If I were to suggest a solution it would be to eliminate two of the Zebrasoma Tangs. Pick your favorite and re-home the other two. Tangs from different families will typically be alright with each other, but with the environment you have created here, 3 of the same family in that tank will not stop. If you do this you end up with one Acanthuridae, one Zebrasoma, and one Ctenochaertus. And even this is not always a guarantee! Good luck to you.
Careful with putting the torches too close, sweeper tentacles can reach and sting others easily
Yup. I only plan to have torches by other torches
Will torches sting each other as well?
@@jjmccloud yeah it happens, you can usually see them late at night and determine if they're too close
@@WeedBandProductions i always thought torches were safe together just not lps makes sense though
Excellent job with your first choice keep up the good work
Thanks man!
Acan on the bottom right
Thanks for the suggestion
inventoryking your idea lol I just agree haha. I like your plans with coral placement tho
Also what treatment do you use I. Your QT tank
Here is the video I made on it
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Acans like low light and they like being on the sand.
Yup, They are going near the bottom of the tank
What are the power strips you use with switches on each outlet?
I just use normal power strips
While very pretty, for them to get enough to eat-as they pretty much only sift the sand, you have to feed the crap out of them-which often spikes NO3 and PO4. Eventually, after about 3 months, they will starve.
Tell me about your QT tank and set up and what you all have in it? Please and thanks
Hey Daren, just wanted to say thanks for watching. Now as for the tank, it’s a 40 gallon tank. I have 2 small power heads on it, 1 heater with a heater controller, Fluval 306 canister filter, nothing special light. In I have 2 rocks, some sand and pvc. I have a video on how I QT fish if you are interested
Powder Blue Tang, Yellow Tang, Purple Tang, Sailfin Tang, and a Whitetail Bristletooth Tang all in a 120 gallon? I foresee trouble in your future.
So far all is well.
Awesome gobies I have never seen that type before
Thanks Evan! They sure are nice looking.
Sleepy Joe?
Bwahahahaha!
The Bella Twins are Hot... Nikki and Nicole lolol there u go their names getting closer to putting those corals in can’t wait 🤙🏽🐠🤙🏽
LOL! Yeah the twins are, LOL. Oh yeah Braddah, I cant wait to get the corals in.
You already have coraline algae growing, no need to add more. Also be careful of those gobies dumping sand on your corals that you place towards the bottom
Thanks for the reminder on the gobies and spitting sand.
Your whole bottom 3-4" of rockwork and corals gonna look like Christmas morning everyday 🤣
This new LFS near where I live now is selling one of those it’s huge ! But they are such RIP offs that goby was over 100$ for a goby? Haha they’re dumb, that goby looks really nice tho
Yeah some stuff seems overpriced. Thanks for watching Axel
Where can I order some of your African Cichlids?
Don’t have a site. Just growing fish right now.
Are you sure the tiny snails aren't colonista snails??
100% they are banded Trochus snails. No doubt
They look like mini banded Trochus snails, same shell shape and patterns
That's cool...i thought I had baby trochus snails and was all excited but then I was like " wait a minute I don't have any trouble snails" then did some digging and found out about colonista snails lol. Wasn't hating on you at all i love the videos
Where do you get your tanks?
Any certain websites or stores?
Mainly craigslist, FB marketplace. I only have 6 new tanks out of all the tanks I run
@@inventoryking Great, thanks
How many gallon this tank?
The QT is 40 gallons. The Display is 120 gallons
Rip Kobe
Yup! RIP Mamba
inventoryking 🔥
No need to keep saying saltwater fish in every sentence which indicates you’ve most likely just come over from freshwater tropicals and never knew marine tropicals existed. It’s isn’t just rivers lake and streams that are in warmer parts of the world also our oceans. Love your content but it’s super annoying every time you say phrases like “these are the coolest saltwater fish I’ve ever seen “. You can always tell if a marine newbie has just come over from freshwater fish keeping because their always emphasizing the bright colours of the marine fish compared to what they’re accustomed to with the freshwater tropicals side of things.