Easily the best channel on YT about reefing! I love the 300g and can't wait to see it's progress.

sometimes the best information is the basic information. top video 👍

I keep fresh water fish but alot of info you say helps in both sides of the hobby

Loads of great tips and wisdom for newbies and salted reefers. A new larger tank comes with it's own needs and priorities. Sometimes we don't think on that level when planning and reality just keeps kicking us in the teeth during the build. I'm with your in listing and drawing out everything you want in advance. Great Video! Thanks so much for your time and effort.

Good information thanks for a refresher. Especially the part of writing everything down. I have done that my whole life and it has saved me a lot of heartburn.

I’m new and I only have a 60l to see if I like it I’m on week 2 and so fare loving it iv got the perple rock and dry rock that was in the shops fhis tank it cam with 4 hitchhikers but I like them so the hermit crabs are gonna stick. I’m planing to use keep for 3 muths If I still like I’m converting my 240l tank that’s has a very old piranha that’s on its last fins. Video was super helpful

Great video’s....just getting into the reefing end of aquarium’s. Been in FO for 20 years but been afraid to reef. But with U-tube and hobbiest like yourself it’s a little less intimidating. Doing research now on tank and systems to start. Leaning towards the Red Sea E-series 45 gal. Keep up the great info...newbies like me appreciate it.

Very good Travis I am still doing research until my monies get right and I can afford the 120 that I want so I don't have to settle for something that I will regret. Your 125 is what I aspire to make mine look like when that time comes

You’re actually the best.

Thanks for all the helpful tips. Greatly appreciated, keep up the great videos!

Good advice for newbies.

This was great information indeed travis 🤗🤗 saving this to my favourites playlist ❤️

Good stuff, man! I'm in contract to buy my first home, so I should be able to start my first reef tank in the next year or so. Vids like this help me out a bunch- hopefully when I get started, I can save some time and money with these tips. So thanks!

Amen to buying extra fittings I made 6 trips to the local hardware store the day I set my system up. Mixing your saltwater the first time is a pain the first time. Once your close to 35pp but still under it. Your almost better off adding it to the tank and letting it evaporate down to to 35ppm rather than adding more salt to it.

Awesome video!

salt creep does seal stuff...i can vouch for that...had one on union above sump...couple weeks salt creep fixed it...

Nice video. Thanks!

Great videos that helped me a lot thank you. Question about the min 4:22 i like what I'm seeing it seems to be like a quarantien tank or so? Please let me know more about it and how i can make one. Keep up the great work.

thanks!

perfect timing travis! just got my 40g breeder in and painted the back. getting my rock and other accessories today. gonna start that cycle so i can get everything in my 15g moved over. any advice o how to move over my new? he's attached to the biggest rock and has been for months. i don't want to detach him. think i could get away with just moving that entire rock structure over the way it is? it also has a nuisance sponge growing on it which I'm trying to figure out how to get rid of.

Good video. But did you say salt creep "seals" stuff? Salt is sorta hydroscopic.

How would this setup work? 1000 Gallon Tank 1 Longfin Batfish 1 French Angelfish 1 Yellowbar Angelfish 1 Gray Angelfish Possibly a queen angelfish 1 Purple Tang 1 Powder Blue Tang 1 Lemonpeel Angelfish 1 Flame Angelfish 1 Bicolor Angelfish 3 Cleaning Wrasse 4 Maroon Clownfish 2 Domino Damselfish 2 Anenomes Would they fight even if all introduced at the same time? Would that be overstocked?

thats a nice blue linckia star. i heard those are so hard to keep. any tips to successfully keep them?

How do you clean the bottom of that tank with all the stuff on it?

I currently have a 75 gallon tank I'm in the process of moving to a 125 gallon... I'm going to transfer all my rock and water over to the new system.... I don't have the space to cycle a brand new system was wondering if I'm gonna have any issues with cycling bc all I'm adding is new sand and the difference in fresh saltwater?

I drained my 540l display tank because I had problems with Dino and after trying may ways decided to reboot. I have been drying the rocks for over a month now, question is should I put the rocks in the display and do the 50% water change for 4 weeks or should I 'cure' them in a separate container as you mentioned before putting into the display? What is your opinion?

I'm having significant algae issues. Got my Nitrate to near zero with NOPOX which got rid of the red cyano but there was still this green filmy algae(like cyano but green) that just seemed to regrow after every siphon... any suggestions? Phosphate test doesn't register and should be low because of NOPOX and photo period is at 8 hrs. Oh and persistent hair algae on the back wall... not as much of a problem because it scrapes off easily. Any advise appreciated!!

I have a water drinking filter for rodi water. Can i just use the water I drink in the tank? Its Rodi

How high should my LED Reef light be from the top of my 40Breeder??

what kind of glue are you using? thanks

my tap water is only 60 tds

Heard tanks up for sale on Craigslist. Quickly checks the date of vid. Damn to late. One thing though. Those Zoo Med terrariums can hold water!? I thought they were only good for well terrariums.

Shit for pennies 😂