Very very unique.

Indeed, one of the best out there for sure.

That’s exactly what I said! The best.

Yes. Definitely looks like it.

I think I agree with you, I was stunned when I just saw it.. but now it keeps growing and growing on me. That aquascape is chef's kiss.

Really? I'd go for way more fish personally :)

You are most welcome!

See, that’s what I was talking about. I am looking forward to your next build.

So true

One of my absolute favourites (if not the best I"ve ever seen in person)

Carl is a true reefing master and reef whisperer!

You got to go through the City of Toronto :)

I will. I already have 10 more questions for Carl :)

Extremely

I think he must have had him for a while - it is a large one. But yeah, looks a bit disheartening.

He has a single diamond goby that is doing most of the work for him to keep it clean. I want to try that myself.

@@TreasureCorals yeah I would also like to do the same. That sand is spotless.

Nitrate is 30 Phosphate 0.117

@@TreasureCorals Tnx for your reply 👍

me or Carl?

@@TreasureCorals you lol

@@blumac9801 first time I hear that :)

I respectfully disagree. MP40 is a staple in aquarium hobby and is being used everywhere alongside the Radions. Just look at WWC.

But still… also respectfully… it is outrageous that someone buys an expensive pump and wipes out a tens of thousands acro tank just because of the cheap tubing in the pump.

@@traianboala3798 ah, if you are referring to Versa - I fully agree that the tubing could be better. But MP40s rock :)

I think we all underestimate the stress that saltwater applies to equipment. I’ve been on a quest to get “industrial” grade equipment for my fish room and the price of the equipment quickly goes up when you want the extra durability. For example, I’m going with a Stenner dual head peristaltic pump on my next tank to automate my water changes. But the tubing refills for it are around $45-$50 each and you need two of them. Saltwater simply destroys almost everything. It’s a very challenging environment we are trying to replicate inside our homes. Don’t get me wrong, I’d love if aquarium companies would build equipment to even better quality standards, but the average hobbyist isn’t going to want to spend $1000 on a single head peristaltic dosing pump - so there unfortunately has to be a balance. They could definitely make their products even more durable, but I generally think they are one of the more reliable equipment manufacturers.

@@TrevorHiller Thank you for your reply and yes, you have a very good point. We just need to learn to not trust so much our equipment. For avoiding tragedies it would help if manufacturers would say “replace this every month so you’ll be safe”.

What's wrong with the eyes? I did not notice.

Pop eye@@TreasureCorals