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@nyax129 No worries, any advice, and I'm happy to share. The new red rea G2 is solid the stand and easy accembly piping and sump new design and removal filter tray for socks. Plus, the added warranty is 3 years and can extend to 5 yrs at cost, giving you a piece in mind.

What questions do you have for rollermat

Ok, I found your question. ok, first things first, 1 check the manual button to advance the roll. If not moving, it may be an issue with the motor. 2 is the fleece in the correct way it needs to sit flush against the grated insert. 3is water filling up if not, make sure the plate/pipe that fits in the bottom has been turned all the way to seal the water.

@ thank you so much

@somenicehokeycards6826 did that help new video up

@Georgedunne-i7o why would you say this? It's a brand new tank, G2. The last tabk did not leak and held well for 5 years.

@yanna4473 Thanks, I checked it out interesting.

@Stormicashx if tried the turning on the power and placing the probe in the water and setting the temperature fans to 27c. But to be sure, set it to 24c to see if fans kick on, usually taking a few moments to kick on.

@yanna4473 it really depends on what corals 🪸 you will have. If soft corals or LPS don't need too much pop, then it should be fine. I've had to turn my down to 50% overtime, burn my corals, and my sps are growing and encrusting. The glow is for the UV and violet side, and my lights are on top of the tank so close to the water level.

@@reeferexplained8846 I already have an XR15 G5, but I find that the LED bars cover better. My aquarium is a mix, but mostly LPS, and right now it's Black Friday. I'm trying to see if 2 Grow would be a good option

@yanna4473 understands for me, went purely on the low profile design, and the pop kick out. I didn't want a bracket over my tank. I do think they are expensive but worth it as it fits my needs. Good luck with it. I hope you get a deal.

@@reeferexplained8846 I’m going to sell the XR15 and put 2 blades with their Elevated Tank Mount. I just need to decide whether to get 2 Grow or mix them. Thanks :)

@MichaelMcgettigan-dq2qi To run the tank around £25 max a month, most things led lights and dc pumps are energy efficient and low wattage. I would say in colder months, the heater kicking on will use more and summer months fans and Ac unit on those hotter days.

@@davidtayler666 nice one use the guard, to keep small fish safe.

@@davidtayler666 did you use the discount code ?

@@SaltyC-v2k you are correct, I was trying to say higher ph lower the alkalinity. But the. I have to adjust the alk to increase to keep up with demand. I hope that makes sense.

@SaltyJaytee Hey, share your tank levels p03,p04 alk,cal,mag. Where are yours placed ? So on

@ alk - 9 cal - 500 Mag - 1500 Phos - 0.05 Nitrate - 20 Placed middle to low with moderate flow You can see them in my recent video how two of them aren’t fully extended

@SaltyJaytee maybe either lighting too strong, my AI blades 50% blues 40% white uv 25%. What about dosing manganese? Try that see if helps

@ dosing manganese as well! I have a red Goni that does well. But the rest don’t and they’re right next to each other ):

Just had a thought, some specials of gonipora or alveopora, or especially Bernardpora, can sting each other. The orange short goni is that a Bernardpora? Try moving one of them further away and see what happens.

@jason5584 Thanks for the advice, I run the protein protein skimmer 24/7 as hook up to the C02 media to help PH. I feed flake food twice a day and feed mysis and brine shrimp 2x a day.

@reeferexplained8846 maybe try only skimming at night when your lights are off. That would help balance pH swings and still let you run the co2 media

@jason5584 Good idea 💡

Hey, the waste water, Ro line, and water sample all three separate lines at 2m in length. They can not be extended or cut short. It's be calibrated with this length in mind. This is the info given via reef kinetics

@reeferexplained8846 sounds like it is similar to the Trident. Thanks my friend 🙏

@mattferris3614 Refractometers are rarely accurate over their entire scale. So, while RO/DI will work for calibrating at 0ppt, that doesn't help much when measuring saltwater. You could be off by several ppt when measuring tank water. You want to calibrate at the value you'll be targeting. Pick up a bottle of 35ppt calibration solution, and your refractometer will always be accurate at 35ppt.

​@@reeferexplained8846thanks

@MikeLemming thanks Mike for the feedback. It's always a learning kerb

@ it sure is! We all struggle in this hobby at some point but you’re getting through it nicely!

@jaysrealreefuk Thanks for the kind words. Yes, I've already been told by a local LFS store to get more fish. Any ideas on what to add thinking hawkfish or a lemon peal angel

@reeferexplained8846 definitely a hawkfish, I would love one, but my tank is little a small. Full of character those fish. I know March from Fragbox, that's his favourite fish aswell. I would stay aways from angels, I like corals too much 😂😂. Im enjoying your content, keep them coming 👍

Yes, March at Frag Box love that content, TSA is my favourite watch at the moment. Hawkish it is, yes angel fish could be risky.

@davidtayler666 hey the Ai blades led on from 10.30am sunrise to 9pm sunset ramping up and down max 60% now on blues 35% whited uv 25%. Is this your first tank and cycling?

@@reeferexplained8846 oh ok yea mine are similar in running a day and night cycle mine at the moment are just cheap Chinese lights at the moment but a friend is selling me two Ecotech Radions so I’m looking forward to that. No it’s not my first rodeo iv done it for years before but left the hobbie but have missed it so I’m back in the game lol iv used real seawater along with live rock to get me going quicker I have a few fish and all seem to be going well so far

The hygger is still running strong, I've got it next to a Tmc pump.

No, the Ai blades extend to fit and sit above the top of the lid. There is plenty of clearance

@OnTheRob I have an orange lens, and I will use it next time to show more. The scape is by Art Reef Rock.

@@reeferexplained8846 Thanks mate, I'll check them out! Look forward to more of your vids :)

Actually, I'm still using it. It needed the calibration liquid to be set at 25c, then recalibrate to work well. I did have a daily probe the first time around. I would recommend if tracking ph or adding C02 Scrubber

@Coral-reef. Ai Blades 1x Grow 1x Glow blues 50% at 12-5 whites 30%12-5 uv-25% violet 25% 12-5 lights on ramp up and down starts 10.30am shuts off 9.10pm.The nitrates are a loaded question what are the LPS you are keeping? Are there algae problems in the tank? Are the corals open fully and colours like the lyrics was when purchased them? I would say if there is no algae and you have good filtration, then around 5ppm nitrates at least.

Thanks for sharing. helpful. I have a bunch of shells 🐚 I will add to the display.

Sorry for the late reply. How are you getting on with it.? It's the thermo control!

@queencityreefs Yes, it's a great doser. Using it to dose phosphates per day, I think it can work with the reeffactory s.art tester but not worked out how to connect it yet.

@@reeferexplained8846 thanks

@moereefer thanks I think with the windows open in every room and the CO2 scrubber is up there. It used to be around 8.0 to 8.1 max, and I went up to 8.3 once CO2 was added on.

Thank you 😊, apologies 🙏 will fix this going forward

@IAmTaii thanks again. I noted on music to loud

@IAmTaii Hi, if a new tank is there going to be any corals 🪸 straight away? If not, would you just test and see what the alkalinity is doing first. Let me know if more about what may go in this new tank corals wise

@@reeferexplained8846 I did reply but seems to have been removed (Probably for providing a social username). TLDR; I will be adding corals (Maybe from current system). Using special grade sand, marco dry rock, natural seawater and atm colony to get it started up. Going to be a busy week/weekend

@IAmTaii OK make sure use you use live sand and bring over some live rock if possible.Dr timms bacteria is also worth doing to help. My old display did dry rock and dry sand and had so many issues that took a year to mature and come out of the ugly stage. Good luck 👍 with the new display. What tank and size are you setting up?. I think 🤔 most people are beginners regardless of many tanks always learning. This tank is mu 4th reef display. If I was only adding to your new display some soft corals and wanted to start in an easy way, try either all for reef formula or power two part dosing. I think the red sea part 4 program looks amazing, but there are not enough reviews on this yet. Plus, personally, it seems expensive.

​@@reeferexplained8846 I think I mentioned in a previous video of yours, but I'm getting the Reefer XL300 G2. Should be fun. I want to post updates on the tank so I can also look back on it and watch it grow

@IAmTaii oh hell yes, 300 XL definitely 🙌 want to see that. Should upload start to finish 🤔 good luck 👍

@jason5584 Yes, I agree 👍 thanks for the advice

@dana-dc9xs Hi, thank you for your support and kind words. I will try and explain what I'm doing for my main corals, gonipora and alveopora, to do well. My parameters are as follows- Phosphate- 0.03ppm Nitrates- 5ppm Alkalinity - 8.9ppm Calcium- 380ppm Magnesium - 1350ppm Salintiy 1.025ppm Temperature - 78.8f Flow random low to medium Lighting not tested par 50% max on Blues and 25% whites 10hrs ramping only 5 hours at 50% on the AI blades. All gonipora on sand bed alveopora are much easier to keep and grow quicker. Feeding - Red sea AB plus once a week target feeding flow off 15 minutes they love it. I've tried in the past manganese, but I'm not sure if it helped as I need to send off regular ICP tests to check levels. I would say it's not a bad thing to add a little weekly, but it's better to do water changes instead. I think low light low flow and dirty water with levels of nitrates around 5-10ppm and phosphates under 0.05ppm. I hope that helps. Try this video on tidal gardens they are amazing tidalgardens.com/articles/coral-care-articles/goniopora-coral-care.html#:~:text=Goniopora%20can%20thrive%20in%20a,%2C%20between%2075%2D125%20PAR.

Thank you for the feedback 🙏

Thanks for the comments and support on the video content. I did a video on my TMC RODI unit ruclips.net/video/rask2bZt3BQ/видео.htmlsi=prhVNsk1svLcy7nu. Let me know if I should re-do another in-depth video.

@jules2545 Not much random flow 4 pumps on back panel on reef wave mode. Feeding once a week, goniopower food and red sea AB plus. Lights only set 50% on the AI blades. Water flow Moderate to strong water movement is recommended, but direct water flow can damage the coral's flesh. The flow helps keep detritus from settling on the coral. Lighting Moderate lighting of 100-150 PAR is generally recommended, but some say there's more risk from too much light than too little. Water chemistry Stable water chemistry is important, including: Temperature: 75-80° F pH: 8.1-8.4 my ph 8.4 Specific gravity: 1.023-1.025 Alkalinity, calcium, and magnesium: Monitor these levels to support the coral's skeletal and tissue growth Nitrates: Less than 10 ppm Phosphates: Less than 0.10 ppm

@IAmTaii cheers 🍻 thanks for the comments and support Yes, leaving the aquarium is always drama and worry. But usually, this is the worst thing that happens : the skimmer gets full or the heater stops working. I learned my lesson last time and set up another controller for a spare heater a few degrees lower than my main heater in case it stops working. The Ato to make sure you have enough RO water on hand and made for when you get back.

What are your nitrate and phosphate readings? Check this link out for black algae

buceplant.com/blogs/aquascaping-guides-and-tips/how-to-get-rid-of-black-beard-algae-in-the-fish-tank#:~:text=Audouinella%20is%20the%20scientific%20name,in%20areas%20with%20low%20circulation.