Inappropriate Reefer is a Boy Scout😆 even his wife is like “be cool” lmao

Heck yeah! Amazing food, amazing people, amazing Asian Arowana!

lol, is that the secret to a smooth border crossing?

Thank you!!

Thanks for the heads up! What, how does going to the US to help with some family tile work caused a denied entry?! Is it not OK for Canadian to cross the border even for actual work in the US? (asking because that's one of my potential master plan too if push comes to shove... live in Canada but keep my work in the US by crossing the border each day, lol)

@@InappropriateReefer No prob bud. Yes like you mentioned, much is up to the individual border agent. I can only assume that by law any mention of performing any unauthorized work qualifies for a Denied Entry. I was going down to golf..and stupidly I also volunteered that was also going to help my Dad with some tile work in bathroom. (Parents only lives 30min away from me, but in US) Agent said “well, we can’t have you taking a job away from US citizens. I told him my Dad was either doing it alone or with my help..so no job American job lost. But it didn’t matter. I didn’t think it was worth contesting..and only realized the issues the next time a flew out of Vancouver for my daughters first flight and trip to Disneyland. To make is extra special I got business class tickets so we could have breakfast in Air Canada lounge first…but because of the red flag..we all had to instead go and spend next hour waiting in queue at customs to get green lit to travel. Ugh. And was told that would happen every time because of the denied entry record on system. Btw. I used to live in US and had green card..but when going to college in Canada..I spent a few days past 6mos without returning to US..and it got revoked. Hope you’re able to find a way to make things work..probably just takes the proper amount of homework and maybe immigration law assistance. Thanks and Cheers.

@@Val_Halla777 Man, sorry to hear about your rough run-ins with both the USCIS and the border agent. That border agent sounds like a dick, and I don't use that term lightly.

WRONG. While you can import soft coral into Canada, it is mandatory to declare. Even if they don't ask, if you fail to declare it can be confiscated/fined. So, your risk if you don't want to say anything but I don't understand why you wouldn't declare something you're allowed to have?

@@Val_Halla777 Sorry to hear about your problems, past, present & future 🤦🏻‍♂️ . . . Next time fly to Mexico and come through the southern border. Free perks: you’ll get a free cellphone, food and hotels for you and your family. Sad to see what this fake installed administration is doing which is ruining America & the world.

lollll!! I can't believe your wife actually watches reefing videos with you. Mine would never! (except for maybe Aquarium Info & Coralfish12g)

Happy to see it spread! Now if you'd just take back the fallouts from the wild fires... 😂

@@InappropriateReefer Gonna have to hit rapfrog up he has a lot of nice corals. ya it's been crazy the last few days. I'm in southern Ontario and it just smells like a camp fire and is super hazy.

Glad to hear it! 🙏

Oh you know what's up.

Ooh flying w/ a soft coral internationally would be a fun next-step challenge!

the display supposedly holds 135g, I am guessing the sump around 35; total + displacement is probably a wash. I have just been counting it as 135g

@@InappropriateReefer And you have managed to make it look twice as big as my 120. Beautiful tank, great job!

Curious how the Indonesian ones look, I'll google!

Tricky, as sometimes my Jawbreaker goes through the same and I'd scratch my head. First thought is too much light? Other corals / anemone a bit too close? Hope others chime in as well to help debug.

I have two clusters, the one in the middle of the tank sits under around 250 μmol/s; the one further back and down is around 180 μmol/s. Before the crash, my main cluster is under around 310 μmol/s. I also have a frag that sits under about 140 μmol/s and retained the same color. I suspect it may have to do with nutrients or trace elements since mine has been under different light intensity with similar coloration.

Definitely took on some size! Now if it'd just go into it's gold phase..

I'm also curious how Remy's Willow will grow in his tank, maybe Josh could coax even longer tentacles out. Also excited to see how Josh's fair in mine -- he was generous with his piece, I should have some to share in a few months!

@@InappropriateReefer me too! Should be fun to see. I know remys had all the characteristics but the polyps leaning over the when the flow was cut. Can’t wait to see Josh’s maybe hit all the check marks that remy was looking at in his weeping willow video. Can’t wait for you to share that strain around the us. It’s an insane toadstool!

I will double check, thanks for the heads up!

Palau, not from the Philippines. No typo.

@@Joshthereefer palau is a micronesian island. palawan is an island and peninsula in the philippines

@@MACNTOSFAM Yeah exactly. The Palau nepthea was collected on the reefs of the country Palau.

Should have more coming, now that the pandemic is over and we begin traveling & interacting again!

@@InappropriateReefer can't wait looking forward too it

Google for brown jelly kfc dip corals...👍

It's the KFC coral dipping method; Antibiotic-wise it's Cipro, Amoxicillin, ChemiClean, Lugol among other things. We're throwing the kitchen sink at them corals! 😬 Not sure if I mentioned it in the video, I also had to dip the Yellow Fiji Leather as the frags and mother colony went downhill fast after fragging. It was dicey even with dip, but after 3 days they totally pulled through and turned around.

I will be creating a video on my experience once the Wall Hammer fully recovers to it's former glory, but I will tell you that it stopped the BJD on first dip, and polyp started extending again one day 2. Here's the regiment that I followed almost completely (minus the heater & sponge filter; I just stir the container once in awhile): kungfucorals.com/blogs/news/the-kfc-dip-a-game-changer-in-keeping-healthy-euphyllia

Thank you. Much appreciated. I can keep them just so long, then for no reason I get polyp bailouts and brown jellies

@@InappropriateReefer Excellent! thank you so much!!!

I love it as a car, the autopilot (free) was particularly impressive; though if your car has cruise control + lane assist, it's essentially the same thing. No quality control issue with the MY so far, however, we can't fast charge at home yet (only slow charge ~3x a week, townhouse with no garage), so charging is the major pain point. If you have a garage to charge at home, or could charge at work, it's a no brainer for me especially at the new price point. The minimalistic interior is very nice, and power at the wheels on demand (no lag, no shift) is something that I did not expect to like as much as I do. The ability for the car to "update" over the air is a nice surprise as I feel like the car is consistently improving, and not feel left out when new features drop.

@@InappropriateReefer Thank you so much for the reply!!! I’m sold. Btw congrats on the new corals 🔥

Wahaha, Covid Hair is back baby.

@@InappropriateReefer 😂😂

I usually try to find the 250 kwh superchargers, while in Canada most of the ones I used have been 150. Off the top of my head most stops are around 20 minutes. That'd bring my battery from the 20-something range to 80something range. If it happens to be a nice stop, we may stay longer to charge it even more. One thing to keep in mind is that once the battery becomes fuller, the charge speed slows down, sometimes drastically. This is probably to free up the super chargers for more cars in need.

Oh you hit the nails on the head for us! (only think I'm not sure is the coral price, have not had a chance to check!) Since we (my wife) loves good Asian food, we were casually looking right outside the Richmond Hill / Markham area that's a bit more suburb and aiming for good school, but wow, the real estate cost is no joke over there...!! No sign of slowing down?

@@InappropriateReefer Policymakers in Canada are addicted to high home prices in Vancouver and Toronto. Every time home prices should be dropping in Canada, the opposite happens because our Canadian government doesn't want it to drop. The policies in Canada are made to drive up home prices. It's not likely to ever become affordable. You know how Americans are into the stock market? In Canada, Canadians are addicted to real estate prices. Richmond Hill and Markham are not cheap. If you love Asian food, Vancouver and Toronto are very well known for it. Vancouver is supposed to have the second best sushi in the world next to Japan. Your wife will enjoy dining out in Greater Toronto since she loves Asian food but it's ridiculously expensive to live in GTA and GVA. You'll also notice corals are much cheaper in Canada however, there is much less selection.

@@sandyraymondlowewong9705 driving back down to the US, we passed by Mississauga and was blown away by some of the townhouses there with the lake view. Housing seems more reasonable there though it is quite a distance from Toronto (and mainly Markham aka amazing Asian food). The search continues. Thank you for the insight!

That, I am ashamed to admit, is actually one of a strong reasons that I would, lol! Would love to at some point in my life at least keep an Asian Arowana (basic RTG) for awhile.

I think they are absolutely doing it! At least in the US where I am (East Coast), Tesla seems to have partnered up with a lot of Royal Farm & Sheetz gas stations to install their chargers there. Fantastic idea because those shops are my favorite even when stopping during a road trip to gas up & grab drinks + snacks. Further north though the Tesla chargers seems to be at random places, sometimes even in garages that I would need to pay to get in.

Based, also based wife for allowing it

😂😂😂

Not quite yellow yet, at the moment is still kind of tan-ish... however, I can see the cut / healing area is a canary yellow so there is hope! Let me know if you are in the DMV area?

@@InappropriateReefer would you mind sharing again where you purchased the Fiji Leather from? thanks!

@@Cycnoches2012 funny story, I found this posted for sale on a local FB reef group. Turns out, the seller bought it from me a few years back when I still had my 45g cube tank. Although I don't quite remember where I got it from from back in the days..

Wahaha, we almost bought the gas guzzling 40th Anniversary 4Runner (or an used Off-Road); but the huge Tesla price drop hit and we just had to pull the trigger! Currently waiting for the 2025 4Runner Hybrid... maybe.

@@InappropriateReefer bro, I have a 21 4Runner Trd. Really. I do. Lmao

11:40 that one is a nice toadstool. The brown one not so much.

In your opinion……

All good, some corals have a cool story & history attached to it as well! (and please let me know when you remember his YT, always down to see some cool corals!)

@@InappropriateReefer he goes on my lives and sometimes drops comments. Maybe next time I see him. I'm also subscribed to him. I have to sift through everyone. Easier when I see him.

I mean, at the price that we are paying these days, they may as well be! 😂

@@InappropriateReefer I totally agree :) have a good day buddy!