Westerly Windz
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Can You Keep A Tang In A Small Aquarium?
Hey folks,
Here are my thoughts on keeping Tangs in a smaller aquarium. Hope you enjoy and I welcome your opinions!
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Видео

Red Sea Max Nano Update #3
Просмотров 2234 года назад
Hey folks, it’s been a while.....good to put out another video🤷‍♂️ might try to them more often.
The Max Nano Update #2
Просмотров 2485 лет назад
Hi folks, Merry Christmas! Here is my second update of my Red Sea Max Nano.
Red Sea Max Nano- The Beginning
Просмотров 6305 лет назад
Hi all, here is an introduction to my new aquarium! I’ll be doing updates on this beaut over time, let the good times roll!
Green Clown Goby: Reef Safe?
Просмотров 6 тыс.6 лет назад
G’day, here is a video of my thoughts on the Green Spot Coral Goby and wether or not they are safe for the reef aquarium.
Valentini Puffer Reef Safe?
Просмотров 17 тыс.6 лет назад
G’day, there are a couple points I missed like how I feed my puffer twice a day(morning & evening) and how this means water changes need to be done a bit more frequently.

Комментарии

  • @falcolf
    @falcolf 3 месяца назад

    I have a plan of starting a freshwater support tank in which I'd grow frogbit for my tangs and ramshorns snails and possibly vampire crabs (their babies, they seem very prolific,) for a toby puffer.

  • @falcolf
    @falcolf 3 месяца назад

    This is exactly why I'm upgrading to a 90 gallon; because my algae control options are limited and I'm tired of manual removal, so I am upgrading so that I can adopt a kole tang.

  • @ViniciusDeSauza
    @ViniciusDeSauza 7 месяцев назад

    ANSWER IS=NO: YOU SHOULD NOT GIVE A BLUE TANG OR HIPPO TANG A SMALL PLACE TO LIVE…. THESE FISH ARE LONG DISTANCE SWIMMERS… YOU SHOULD AT LEAST OVER 250-260 liters

  • @marc5396
    @marc5396 Год назад

    What’s the smallest tang I can hold in a 55gallon?

    • @falcolf
      @falcolf 3 месяца назад

      For its entire life? None.

    • @christineschultz3176
      @christineschultz3176 2 месяца назад

      ⁠@@falcolfbecause I use to be a tang in my former life so I know this for sure too.

  • @BearceAirlines
    @BearceAirlines Год назад

    Could I do a Scopus Tang in a 55?

  • @kodyallen9121
    @kodyallen9121 Год назад

    Honestly , I’ve had my valentini about three years now in my large reef tank , been a model citizen the whole time . My orange shoulder wrasse is a menace , my tangs are bullies . But my valentini , super curious , super friendly , never seen him bite or nip any fish , or coral at that . Granted they are all different , but I’ve had nothing but good to say about mine for years .. I’ve heard however the blue spot puffers will destroy acans on sight lol

  • @lgx2410
    @lgx2410 Год назад

    10g nano, 1 fish per gallon = 10 tangs.

    • @K_Wags11
      @K_Wags11 Год назад

      LOL

    • @TheCasaReef
      @TheCasaReef 11 месяцев назад

      I think 1 fish per 5 gallons is the bare minimum for relatively small fish

    • @ainarose4
      @ainarose4 11 месяцев назад

      hahahaha

  • @mattparish4451
    @mattparish4451 Год назад

    I love my valentini puffer, and I do have a few corals but mainly I have a anemones like bubble tips and then some condis, and some Hammer corals, and I know they're not known to bother with anemones and stuff like that which I haven't witnessed, and I haven't seen him ever nip at my corals but I do feed him at least twice a day instead of once a day like they usually recommend for them.

  • @alaskacosplay
    @alaskacosplay Год назад

    I'm probably going to hell for this but I have 2 tangs, a mimic yellow tang and a bristle tooth tang, in a 10 gallon tank in my bedroom. Theyre doing quite well in there and are always eating a lot of food which I see as a good sign.

    • @sanimrai6545
      @sanimrai6545 Год назад

      How are they getting on now? Would love to see them

    • @metropk2115
      @metropk2115 Год назад

      Thats wrong not even trying to be that person but you have to upgrade atleast to a 55

    • @Kenny_Edmonton
      @Kenny_Edmonton Год назад

      I have a 50 gallon and someone is rejoining a bristle tooth and scopes and they are probably 2.5 inches right now. Im thinking of taking them knowing I’ll have to either upgrade my tank or rehome them later as well, want them for my algae issues, tanks 3 months old

    • @marc5396
      @marc5396 Год назад

      Yeah ur probably gonna go to hell for that 😂😂

    • @DxrinENT
      @DxrinENT Год назад

      ​@@sanimrai6545probably all died and doesnt want to comment what happened out of shame 😂

  • @shermanshelichannel6540
    @shermanshelichannel6540 2 года назад

    Any updates on this fish and his relationship/behavior with the tank?

  • @riptear9972
    @riptear9972 2 года назад

    Would it eat hermits

  • @CjsCorals
    @CjsCorals 2 года назад

    I think you’re the first person who has actually been positive about having this fish in a reef tank… I need the one I have puff from the Netflix movie 90 gallon reef going to send it

  • @aaronlane3430
    @aaronlane3430 3 года назад

    I feed a file fish three times a day......in 48 hrs he ate...yes ate half my coral in some manner.....

    • @cody-zo6
      @cody-zo6 Год назад

      Yeah you don't want a file fish with a reef tank lol

  • @polar_boi7823
    @polar_boi7823 3 года назад

    Nice video

  • @micahs2546
    @micahs2546 3 года назад

    awesome tank! what are those damsel looking fish called?

  • @areyouarobotz
    @areyouarobotz 3 года назад

    Hahaha nope

  • @HzrDToxiC
    @HzrDToxiC 3 года назад

    Mandarin Dragonet in there with the Valentini!?? NIIIICE!

  • @mothravita
    @mothravita 4 года назад

    Wow your green spot mandarin is beautiful!

  • @chafchak1
    @chafchak1 4 года назад

    Hey, what type of wrasse is that (the purple one)?

    • @westerlywindz173
      @westerlywindz173 3 года назад

      Sorry for the very late reply 😅 it’s called a Ruby Head Wrasse

  • @StudioGhibletz
    @StudioGhibletz 4 года назад

    In my experience they are reef safe. I made a video about the three techniques I use to prevent them from eating shrimp

  • @austinbassin4420
    @austinbassin4420 4 года назад

    Im trying to catch mine to get rid of . He takes chunks out of my soft and hard corals. Bit off a whole branch of my Nepthea so even though they are small they will bite good size chunks of your coral

    • @StudioGhibletz
      @StudioGhibletz 4 года назад

      It's a little late for this now, but I have a video on my channel about how to train fish to swim into a net to easily catch them

    • @austinbassin4420
      @austinbassin4420 4 года назад

      @@StudioGhibletz ALWAYS need a trick for that!

    • @StudioGhibletz
      @StudioGhibletz 4 года назад

      @@austinbassin4420 haha its actually really easy, only takes a few days!

    • @austinbassin4420
      @austinbassin4420 4 года назад

      @@StudioGhibletz thats pretty much how I got the puffer out. He didnt actually swim in it but finally swam above it after leaving the net in a while and he got use to it. Next will be my yellow tang. He is getting too big

    • @rac_godly4100
      @rac_godly4100 3 года назад

      @@austinbassin4420 lol took my like 5 hours to catch my pleco cause i had my puffers in there F8 puffers and i had to increase salt so i took pleco out and put him in my goldfish tank

  • @thepropolys
    @thepropolys 4 года назад

    What are those purple face white body fish with the black stripe? I can’t figure it out.

    • @westerlywindz173
      @westerlywindz173 4 года назад

      Andrew White they are pretty cool hey! They are called Black Bar Chromis. They look like Damsels but way more peaceful....not so much to each other though. They like to have their own little territory’s.

  • @lpsreefer2502
    @lpsreefer2502 5 лет назад

    Great video are you still running the light at 100 blue and 50 white

  • @salmler81
    @salmler81 5 лет назад

    Very nice , i start the same last week, I follow you 👍🏻👌🏻 ruclips.net/video/SJ7dPCfvuc0/видео.html

  • @ttravreefsaquatics8354
    @ttravreefsaquatics8354 5 лет назад

    😎👍🏾🔥

  • @ttravreefsaquatics8354
    @ttravreefsaquatics8354 5 лет назад

    Tank looking great 😎🔥

  • @salmler81
    @salmler81 5 лет назад

    Very nice 👍🏻

  • @lpsreefer2502
    @lpsreefer2502 5 лет назад

    What kelvin are u running the light 15k ? 20k?

    • @westerlywindz173
      @westerlywindz173 5 лет назад

      LPS REEFER I think I’ve got my light set at 18k. Blue 100% and white at 50% starting at 7:00am with the white dropping off to 0% at 5:00pm and lights off at 7:00pm. The corals seem to love it.

    • @lpsreefer2502
      @lpsreefer2502 5 лет назад

      Subscribed!

    • @lpsreefer2502
      @lpsreefer2502 5 лет назад

      In the video were you running 100 blue n 50 white ?

    • @westerlywindz173
      @westerlywindz173 4 года назад

      In this vid I was running all white, the blue messes up the video

  • @robertt8874
    @robertt8874 5 лет назад

    I have an orange tail blue-spotted Toby puffer in my reef, its never touched my snails, hermits or coral but has bitten an eye off my conch. Sadly, I had to move my conch to another tank but learned conch's eyes can grow back.

  • @pyromaniac4073
    @pyromaniac4073 5 лет назад

    Everyone name their's toby lol

  • @MrBothandNether
    @MrBothandNether 5 лет назад

    Thanks for the info, perhaps the small bites promote increased slime production....

    • @RiggsDotMov
      @RiggsDotMov Год назад

      just like with fragging his small bites may even promote a bit more growth maybe

  • @kiwipuffpuff1038
    @kiwipuffpuff1038 5 лет назад

    I’ve had one for months and she doesn’t bother my coral at all! In fact I love my little Puff Puff so much that I got another one!

    • @zippy441
      @zippy441 5 лет назад

      I read you should only keep one of them at a time, don't mix with there own kind well... How have yours been?

  • @reefermadness4891
    @reefermadness4891 6 лет назад

    Thanks for the video!! I made an impulse purchase of the Valentini puffer for my 36 gallon reef tank...its nice to hear success is possible

    • @westerlywindz173
      @westerlywindz173 6 лет назад

      Success is definitely possible my friend, I find it to be super rewarding to have one of these little guys coexisting with a reef setup, imo they make a reef tank seem more like a reef with real diversity.