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Thanks for watching. Always easier when you can see how to do something. 👌🏻

Thanks for watching Jay and no need to apologise as I know how busy you are 👌🏻

Thanks for watching. I really struggled with this tank starting with dead rock and sand. Has taken a long long time to get it where I want it. Take a look at my last video as tank is now where I want it to be 👌🏻👍🏻

@@revZ098 thanks for watching. I have both and never givin it a thought but just had a look and get what you mean 😢

Thanks for watching 💪👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻

Thanks for watching and your kind words. The AI Nero 3 magnet is safe to use in saltwater and when i clean the powerhead I check to make sure all ok. Fits snugly just under the return nozzle 👌🏻🙌🏻

Probably the number 1 thing you need in this hobby. Thanks for watching 🙌🏻

Thanks for watching Jay. How often have we said on livestreams be patient but also regular maintenance 👌🏻👍🏻

Thanks for watching. It was only after I had looked back at the video from 3 months ago that I realised how much better the rockwork, sand and corals looked. One of the reasons why I make these videos as a great journal

Thanks for the ❤️, appreciate it 👌🏻

Thanks for watching and for your kind words. I have not fragged an alveopora before but always a first time

I would say about 4 inches or 10 cm’s. Thanks for watching

@@junietisdale1074 thanks for watching 🙌🏻 and your kind words 👌🏻

I think there’s a lot more to it then that 😂

@ I agree there is other stuff you need to do such as good husbandry, make sure your salinity is 1.025 and keep parameters stable but this can be a simple hobby and the 3 tips work for me in this tank. Thanks for watching

@fishpalace no problem. I'm actually a horticulturist, so that is something that interests me even though not really a plant

A lot of corals show similar behaviour in terms of light, nutrition and competing for space with other plants when they grow out

Many thanks for watching and for your kind words. Fantastic, your first reef tank 🙌🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Message me on Instagram if you need to discuss anything 👌🏻

Thanks for watching 👌🏻

@@theeastcoastreefer thanks for watching Steve 👌🏻. Tank is nearly 5 years old and looks the same as it did when I bought it. Quality build 💪

Many thanks for watching and for your comprehensive update 👏🏻👏🏻. The set up in a sumped tank clearly brings it’s own challenges compared to the all in one but sounds like you have it under control 🙌🏻. All the best 👌🏻💪

Thanks for watching 🙌🏻 👌🏻

Just shows how different corals from the same species can be so different. Def need to do your research before you buy a piece so that you place near it far from others. Duncan’s are just great corals to have as easier to care for and add both color and movement to any tank 🙌🏻. Thanks for watching

@@tonycloseukreef3799 thanks for watching and your comments 👌🏻 the floating aquascape has been a joy to create and maintain

So much is made of torches and Goni’s, which we both lower and love, but not the best corals to start with when your learning this hobby. So many other colourful corals that are hardier and still pop

Thanks for watching and great to briefly meet you last week in London 👌🏻👍🏻

Thanks for watching 🙌🏻. Glad you agree 👍🏻

Thanks Ron. Just watched your video with new camera. Love the colour and clarity, nice one

Different across my tanks. 2m per week in 100L tank that has a 20% water change; 4ml per week in a 280L tank that has all for reef and 2 ml per week in 170l tank that has all for reef and 10% water change per week. The good news is it is difficult to overdose as it can participate. Not sure if that helps 🤞🏻

@fishpalace thanks Paul big help

That is good to know and a simple but effective improvement 👏🏻

As reefers we tend to tinker but I agree set up and go wins for me 👍🏻

I am still using Gen 3 radions that are 9 years old. They grow coral just fine. IMO Gen 4 are great value too and a big step up from Gen 3 so worth a look. Thanks for watching

@@pelagicswimmer snap. I set it up and let it play. Mind you I first used radions when it was not in an app so making changes was a real pita. Thanks for watching and just caught up on your latest video. Something always seem to go wrong when you are away. Hope the Goni recovers 🤞🏻

Same Rob. Set and forget. Thanks for posting Paul!

Thanks for watching Ron. The more I reef the more I am thinking less tinkering although practice what i preach is not easy

Questions can be sent via email to the attention of Paul to emai address sales@aac-online.co.uk

Thanks for watching. Nice one as I missed the raffle despite being at Aquah, great show 💪

Thanks for watching and look forward to seeing you on the 26th 👌🏻🙌🏻👍🏻

Thanks Rob. Looking forward to seeing you and hearing about your diving trip 👌🏻. I have thoroughly enjoyed the last 3 1/2 years and now right time to move on 🙌🏻

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Thanks for watching and for your kind words 👌🏻😎

Thanks buddy. They are improving every week and I am in the groove with maintenance, which I think helps 💪👍🏻👌🏻

I love it not only as an ATO but as a tank monitor with temp and leak monitor. The sensor failed after 12 months but fair play to Red Sea they replaced it within 2 working days. I made a 12 month review video and couple of months ago, if your interested. Thanks for watching

@@fishpalace thanks, I have almost got one several times. my only reluctance really is the inability to integrate with Apex, I need to see where my Apex journey goes, its stalled at the moment but what I really want is one App with everything in :-) I'll find your 12 month review and take a look.

Apex has an ATO but not looked at for years so not sure if spec or how good it is. Totally understand aligning all your kit with 1 app though. I love my apex and had it for over 9 years. This is on the nano where I don’t have an apex.

Thanks for watching. The candy cane started to go downhill before I moved the torch off of the sandbed. I think it was parameter related as I dosed loads of silicate, no water changes and let the tank try and sort itself out. Only after getting back to basics has it turned around

Hiya Gaz. No livestream this evening and Jay has posted more about tonight and next week. 🙌🏻

@@fishpalace yes I seen mate. Everyone is shocked to be honest. I’m sure you all have good reasons and other priorities come first of course.

Nice video Paul 👏

Thanks for watching and for your support 💪👍🏻👌🏻

I agree, dry rock was appealing and now not much you can do as hardly any live rock around. The value of livestock and the biodiversity it brings is off the scale and I would take live rock with risk of pests, compared to current position I agree chucking bottled bacteria, fish and corals in from day 1 is a challenge and certainly not something I would try. Thanks for watching 🙌🏻

Thanks for message. Let me take a look and I will post the details on here. Some LFS sell the unit as a kit so you get the pod, fittings and also piping. Might be worth a look. Are you Uk based as I can point you in right direction?

@@fishpalace Thanks for getting back to me. I'm in London but I've been impatient and already sourced all the bits individually 😂 I should have waited and bought the kit you mentioned.. hopefully it all works out 😅

@@0li986 chuffed you sorted it out 👌🏻

Thanks for the comment. Home the move goes well 🤞🏻

From what I understand from this interview you can use AFR and Lou knows of other reefers with bigger tanks that do use it. Not sure how economical it is to other Tropic Marin methods so you may need to compare and see.

Thanks for watching, really appreciate it 👌🏻

Thanks for watching and your kind words 👌🏻

Thanks for watching and like the cut line at an angle 🙌🏻. Adding minor trace elements is a big plus and corals love it 👍🏻👌🏻💪

Thanks for watching Rob. I suppose it’s a compliment that 2nd hand Ecotech equipment is so popular. I have far more ecotech 2nd hand than brand new kit 🤷‍♂️

There prices have gone up but so have a lot Of other things across both our hobby and in general. The good thing is we don’t have to buy Ecotech as there are other brands out there although despite trying a few I still believe ecotech has been the best for me, since starting a tank just over 10 years ago 🤷‍♂️

I bought orphek natura icons just because everyone uses radions.

Orphek were really popular in uk a few years back but don’t see many reefers using them. I totally get where you are coming from in trying something different. I like the Phillips coral care but big ole units and don’t really go with the tanks I currently have

@@fishpalace if I could share pics of these lights on here I would, they have such a natural spectrum. I'm not a fan of the drowned out blue spectrum. And I agree, the Philips coral care spectrum looks so good!

@@Pontiuspilate666 I agree. I am not a lover of deep blue other than at end of day and prefer a whiter light as you can see the true colour of your fish and a more natural colour of your corals.

I agree they do make great products and prices reflect that. Why do you think it is a bad thing as there is plenty of competition out there?

They certainly seems to be the pioneers of the AB spectrum that is widely used across numerous brands of LED lights