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The fish were Australian Stripey (Microcanthus strigatus). Supposedly they do a great job of aphasia control, get along well as a pair or in a small shoal, and are both reef safe and hardy... Or so I've herd, this was the first video I've seen them in the US. And I've never been lucky enough to see them in person. Definitely a bucket list fish, that is not a common import. Despite living in a massive area from Hawaii, to Japan, to Australia; they are very hard to find in north America. Also this tour was awesome. I've herd of Rt66, but being a wholesale center that's as far as most of us get. It's a fun look into an amazing business. thank you

That fish you were so excited about is a Stripey, (Microcanthus strigatus) very common in Queensland, Australia. They are actually used here in aquariums to eat aiptasia.

It is great to see the commercial side of our hobby. Thank you for another wonderful video

ORA has a pretty amazing ocean water system going on as well! They pull their water from a saltwater well ( or wells, not sure if it’s 1 or more ) the tides that are created with the coral systems are amazing and definitely something anyone who loves reef tanks should check out! Mr.saltwatertank did a video recently really showing how they manage to create waves without any electricity being used. Super cool! This was a great video also not trying to take away from this by any means!! I just caught what you said in the beginning and thought maybe you’d be interested in seeing that and possibly recreating that tide/surge effect since you farm yourself at the shop yourself! Love the vid guys great job and have fun with all of the travels throughout the USA!

I love the simplicity of this place . The ‘one switch’ system .

In my opinion your HDHD make you one of the best KZfaqr in KZfaq

New to hobby - love the videos Buying fish online - looking forward

Great video , fantastic to see Pat and Tia too present . Remember I said about par ? Why bother - it’s all relevant to your nutrients and whether the corals look good or not- knowing your coral is more important than the ‘number’ . I too only rested with a par meter out of interest and found the g5 at lower numbers than the g4 but the corals look fine. Lovely laid out wholesaler .

One of the best videos yet, thanks :)

Best coral duo back at it again with another great video

1:50 I know that guy on the right Pat, if I am not mistaken he is Canadian. I used to speak with him at all the RAP and some of the MACNA's, really nice guy.

Awesome tour, great tips you’ve come away with here March, the corals look 👀 stunning, look 👀 forward to seeing how many tips you employ back home at your store. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 You’ll have to do a video on just that. 👍

Awesome tours March! The 2 things I would be most interested in is what they run their po4 and no3 at and then also par. I always recommend a little less par as it is always safer and have noticed great growth. Similar to the numbers they use. It could also depend on what their nutrients are.

Took me 2 years to find a second quality full time employee. She starts today actually! To say finding the right person is hard is an understatement.

Another great video i love learning how other people do things also surprised on how he has 2 lights on a 8'x30 tank but everyone is told u need 2 lights on a 4'x24

Love the video, cheers from Los Angeles

March, that fish that you like is an Australian Stripey, they are fantastic for eating aptasia. We have heaps of them at our local beach here in Western Australia, you can catch them with a small hook baited with a piece of prawn.

Lessssss goooooo March and Tia vlogs are NEXT LEVEL GOOD

Damn that place is gigantic. Very cool setup

Great video👍🏾

Great video.. 👍 thanks

I could stay there all day wow great video love the content

that brilliance coral looks like a crab nebula

Love the eye candy 😍

Lots of stores here in Orange County California use Catalina water. I used to use it a lot for a long time never had any issues.

A 44 Min video!!? Oh hellz yeah 😎

I believe they get there water from Catalina. In San Diego we have access to water from Scrpps pier, which supply’s the Birch Aquarium.

exellent vid .....yet again

39:00 looks like a galaxy cluster, something you would see NASA release as a pic from Hubble!!!

March that fish with the stripes you said you have never seen is an Australian stripey, they are pretty reef safe and eat aptasia like crazy

I agree on the sand bed take, I use snails to disrupt the sand and other than that I just leave it alone.

This is cool!

Catalina island ocean water we use and love that stuff here in LA !

4:53 Almost every coral vendor that I have been to uses ASM skimmers.

Simplicity at its finest

I prefer this video style than a gimbal. Makes me feel like I'm there. More personal. Like inappropriate reefer.

Don't wait to back up your business or home, a generator doesn't just save your investment, it makes life a lot less stressful, and a lot more comfortable. We went with Generac and never had a problem, the investment is 💯 % recoverable, a whole home natural gas generator is huge selling point!

Hey March! So you don't vaccum your sandbed or that's different. If you don't vaccum what's a good alternative to mix up the sand in a nano

A player in the trade!!!

That shot of Tia close to the endddd

Damn good content, please consider a free option in KRISP to mute all the machinery sounds, Krisp would only register voices. Better camera and a stabilizer would do wonders, your from Toronto it's not hard to find new or second hand. Brush, cut & polish this diamond in the rough! all with love from Montreal!

I have a dual titanium heater with the inkbird from BRS and I am getting stray voltage and getting shocked. Only used it for 2 months and to take it offline. :(

1:50 Maybe that would be a good time to introduce everyone, this is my first time watching your channel, I have sub;d.

I am a superfan 😅

Using natural water is big in Melbourne Australia ,cost me $200 for 1500 Lt delivered

3:24 😳 Look how high all the lights are from water? I don’t get it…. Say for example those corals were in home tank at mid depth of 24” tank, making them 10 inches from water surface same as those frag tanks. Nobody would hang halides a meter above the water line like he is doing here? Just Wild…

Put two neptune skys over your acro tank March....you'll be amazed after a few months

Wow If I went I’d be like a kid in a candy store & in a lot of debt 😅

Time for fragbox to move to CA

Do you ship to USA 🇺🇸?

Been buying corals from Eric for the past 13 years

i think its not only with corals thats hard to find staff nowadays xp

aussie stripey. great at eating aptasia. caught locally here in NSW australia.

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Oh cool I've been there before but you have to own a business and buy in bulk.

Did the owner just say some of his tangs eat aiptasia, and your OCD kicked in and you missed it lol

I’ve always cleaned my substrate and never have a problem I can’t imagine not cleaning it all the food that’s not eating get stuck there and all the fish waist there no way in hell I wouldint clean the substrate

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Amazing video and shop. I have requested that they look into selling directly to the public. They said they were looking into it. Maybe base their public sales off the WWC shop(s).

My old ears can hardly hear anything lol

Getting dizzy! Cmon man get a gimbal!!

Shimmer comes from tripoint light placement and flow not from T5... T5 manufactures are stopping making them due to ecological laws in the EU. T5 was working as a old car that burns tones of gas VS a hybrid or electrical car, both works one is the future and a smarter choice. Go watch BRS new project for 52 weeks of reefing, it will be the nail in the coffin of T5 use.

Why you keep interrupting people after you ask a question 😂 or you go look at something else even while they are talking, let us get the full asnwers man 😂

Quality is unwatchable