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Lot making your own rock is very expensive in California, about one hundred dollars to be exact. The salt was the most expensive item. But I had the most fun making them. Thank’s
I always have something going on every weekend, but my weekends now start consisting of my tank maintenance... so my coworkers were thrown off when I tried explaining to them my studying of corals, buying the right ones, cleaning, acclimating, etc... but I love doing it! Now they all know I’m always at the fish store every Saturday afternoon adding corals lol
Great vid, love how good you always explain everything, so far this is my fave vid of you for saying water so many times :) we love your accent in texas .. and shout-out to this girl I know, she hand makes all her aquatic stuff on her own .. ohhh wait it's you. :)
Fascinating. Be great to also see some close ups of the Coraline Algae growing, so we know what to look for. When you first add a piece of live rock to spawn to your homemade rock, do they need to physically touch each other? Do you need to introduce more live rock pieces from the pet shop when you add newer homemade rocks into your tank at a later date? Or once your rock is live will that good bacteria automatically migrate to any new pieces added to the tank? Keep up the good work. ✅👍
Thank you 😊😊 good questions! No they don’t need to touch, the bacteria will make its way to the new rock. You don’t need to keep adding pieces of rock from pet shop every time you add in a new piece. As long as you have one, that will be enough 😊👌
I made these years ago with perlite and ordinary cement I now make coral bases with cookie cutters and seal it with purple plasicote spray paint which is same as krylon fusion just to say I worked for a concrete company and its made with primary mains water there is chemicals in ordinary tap water that cures cement in a chemical reaction that isn't in ro water
What if you had live rock but it was taken out and dries out.. how do I get it ready to go back I. The tank.. also if I break some of it to create better shaped rocks ..how do I do that
Hello lauren . Can i use White portland cement with white sand , Crushed corals and rock salt , cuz i want that white look , because grey , i have to wait long for coraline algae. Also im planning to use acyrilic purple spray paint those baddies and have a coraline algae looks. I am gonna cure it for a month and more time isnt an issue. Pls lemme know.
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Lot making your own rock is very expensive in California, about one hundred dollars to be exact. The salt was the most expensive item. But I had the most fun making them. Thank’s
LMAO yep! telling your colleagues that you did aquarium stuff on your days off and getting those puzzled looks haha
Hahaha yes! 🤣🤣
I just got my new saltwater aquarium because of you. You inspired me to get into saltwater. Thank you. I was just a freshwater.
Oh awesome!! You’ll love it 😊👏
Great info, as always. Thanks for the great content.
Thank you so much! 😁🙌🙌🙌
I always have something going on every weekend, but my weekends now start consisting of my tank maintenance... so my coworkers were thrown off when I tried explaining to them my studying of corals, buying the right ones, cleaning, acclimating, etc... but I love doing it! Now they all know I’m always at the fish store every Saturday afternoon adding corals lol
Haha love it! 🤣👏👌
Great video, lots of facts and you sound so smart!
Thank you!! 😊😊😊
I just learnt a heap of new things! Great vid! And hope you have a wonderful week. 😀👍
Thank you so much 😊😊 you too!!
Super helpful video! 👍🏻
Thank you 😊😊
Great vid, love how good you always explain everything, so far this is my fave vid of you for saying water so many times :) we love your accent in texas .. and shout-out to this girl I know, she hand makes all her aquatic stuff on her own .. ohhh wait it's you. :)
Hahaha thank you 😊😊
Great video again. 👌
Thank you 😊😊
thank you , love your vids
Thank you 😊😊
Subbed! Keep up the good work!
Thank you!! 😊😊
Fascinating. Be great to also see some close ups of the Coraline Algae growing, so we know what to look for.
When you first add a piece of live rock to spawn to your homemade rock, do they need to physically touch each other?
Do you need to introduce more live rock pieces from the pet shop when you add newer homemade rocks into your tank at a later date? Or once your rock is live will that good bacteria automatically migrate to any new pieces added to the tank?
Keep up the good work. ✅👍
Thank you 😊😊 good questions! No they don’t need to touch, the bacteria will make its way to the new rock. You don’t need to keep adding pieces of rock from pet shop every time you add in a new piece. As long as you have one, that will be enough 😊👌
I made these years ago with perlite and ordinary cement I now make coral bases with cookie cutters and seal it with purple plasicote spray paint which is same as krylon fusion just to say I worked for a concrete company and its made with primary mains water there is chemicals in ordinary tap water that cures cement in a chemical reaction that isn't in ro water
Nice vid, even though I don’t have a salt water tank! I also like the humour this time - I made rocks! & someone stole my rock! 🤣
Haha thank you 😊😊
What if you had live rock but it was taken out and dries out.. how do I get it ready to go back I. The tank.. also if I break some of it to create better shaped rocks ..how do I do that
Hello lauren . Can i use White portland cement with white sand , Crushed corals and rock salt , cuz i want that white look , because grey , i have to wait long for coraline algae. Also im planning to use acyrilic purple spray paint those baddies and have a coraline algae looks.
I am gonna cure it for a month and more time isnt an issue.
Pls lemme know.
Yeah absolutely, that combo will be fine 😊 oh cool how exciting! Sounds great 👏👌
@@SimpleAquariumsLauren Thanks a lot.
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you’re so cute 🥰
Cute
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Where are u from?
Australia 🇦🇺 😊
My family and friends think I'm crazy with all my aquariums and fish.
Haha same don’t worry 🤣😊👏
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my heart is a rock please princess turn it alive 😍😘🥰
Nice quote...
Your beautiful 🤩