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What a great video! Thanks for taking the time.

Great info bro! I honestly don't think people talk enough about the needs of euphyllia corals regarding feeding etc.

Dope video love your way of explaining your perspective. Cheers!

Excellent video very educational thanks for sharing

Awesome video Mikey! 👏👏 thank you for sharing the good and the bad. 🙌🙌

If you asked me when I started my tank, am I going to add corals, I would have said hmmm, I don't think so. Now, after watching so many vids and doing deep dive into corals, I'm excited to add coral. Corals add so much to the scape. Thanks for another informative session :-)

Excellent work again! Tight and such an informative video! Keep it up Mike! I love how educational is becoming your channel with the lack of commercials and brand promoting as many KZfaqrs are going. I wish you more and more follower base and eventually sponsorship 😉 As for the next topic.. I will be very happy to know more about bio/chemical filtration and dosing. Which one happens when and how harmful it could be if I do it when it's not needed 🤔

Great video! Lots of very useful advice.🍻

Hi Mike, great video. I have recently experienced everything you said here about hammers.. N/P at 0 for too long resulting in loss of colour/Zoox then tissue recession followed by brown jelly. I also lost 3 Euphyllia as a result of ‘over hosting’ by my percula clowns, this occurs when they are spawning they get very rough. I’m going all soft coral I’ve decided which I’m quite excited about as not many are doing this anymore!

I really can’t even begin to say how much I appreciate your videos. Just the right length and level of information. I watch a lot of channels you really provide a unique perspective. Keep it up!

Great video. I would love to know more about your fish keeping specifically maintaining a school of Blue Chromis. Thanks!

Will you do an episode over goniopora? Thanks 😃

Great video. In my first 6months I got dinos, cyano, and red turf algae. So many coral deaths. 😭

Can you do a video on Goniopora care please Mike? There's so much conflicting information out there about them in terms of flow, lighting, feeding needs etc.

I have two questions. How long did you wait to ad sps colonies to your system after start? Have you ever had an sps frag/colony that went dormant after a mistake and it never started to grow again? If so, any advice to help it to recovery?

Another great video man! Great information and good job staying on task :-) are you doing any voiceover or are you just talking behind the camera?

Very interesting, great video, can you keep all the different corals without all the auto dosing? 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Very useful info but what about gonis? Also in regards to the zoas. The unamed zoas tend to be really hardy, but named zoas all have varying levels of difficulty.

Great video

For me Tridacna Maximas are my Achilles heal. Just can't keep them long term even though I have Derasas, Croceas, Gigas, and hippopus, and Squamosas that are doing well in the same system. What are your experiences? Seems the Pinched Mantels are the key down sides.

I have to start from scratch since I'm moving lost 90 % of my corals. I see your lights are pretty high up there. Is it attached to a shelf? And if so what is the height of your lights to the bottom of your tank? Maybe my 20gallon nano was pushing to much par since I was using two16 hd primes. I'm thinking of doing a 90 gallon with an old maxspect lighting system for reefs that I had years ago. I'm not sure if it would be suitable enough. That's my issue with the proper lighting parameters. And what do you think of using a fluval fx big tub canister filter for the 90 gallon? And advise would help me start my next project. Thank you Mikey👍

Hey Mike, with the BTA anemone, how'd you go about getting that one in your tank. I recently purchased one which I'm keeping in a glass cup on some broken off rock, however it'd be nice to be able to get it to mix into the rest of the scape without killing off everything in it's path. Any tips for how to go about this ? Cheers

Great video . How was your IAPLC

I communicated with another aquarist who's experience showed that most sps will contain/ overpower most zoas, is this not the case?

What salt do you use?

Very useful information indeed. What do you feed your scoly?

What is this song please?

I’d love to see a video where you do a mini-demonstration of your process with aquascape construction. Do you draw out your idea first or just start working with what you have?

😭😭 had me so scared that your BEATTTTTY of a tank crashed. DONT DO ME LIKE DAT BRUHHH💔🤣

So I can keep, Acans, sps, euphyllia, just about everything, but I disagree with you on Zoa, I cannot keep them alive. they just close and die in my aquarium. I have placed them in low light, medium light, high phosphates low phosphates, nothing seems to work? While I can keep everything else alive, Zoa, no, no, no.

Seems like there are more chromis in every vid

I really enjoyed your videos to this point. Why would you title your video as all my corals died. And then to watch hoping nothing bad happened then you say oh no they didn't but how they could was a wrong kind of title and left me less interested in watching anymore video's from you. Might think about wording your title's different.

Click bait = cringe

i have a hard time hearing you,your volume is low,