Thanks for still sharing ! Glad that your RUclips earnings can help you fund the fish room. I think the idea of a UK coastline dedicated tank is a great one 👍
Nutrients is always a bit of mess of, feel like best thing to do is adjusting light to balance growth and nutrient. Since when macro grows more than nutrients increase it will just start dying off unless fed more. So handy to trim whenever needed. Atm I have started getting brown macroalgea randomly growing in my tank after adjusting light plenty of times. Still hair algea issue but think my light setting is finally good. So will let things grow and remove hairalgea a little at time so it grows with the nutrient to the point of no more hairalgea. And yeah, if ever using rocks, use aged live rock so dont need to cycle the rocks for months and more time
That corrugated sheet on top of the tank with the crack in the bottom looks like it could be pretty severely blocking light. Maybe consider removing that and seeing how the plantlife responds?
I've kept coldwater marine species for a while now. My new 63 gallon was originally going to be coldwater marine however in the end decided a reef tank (though more expensive) was just better for my situation. Perhaps if I lose interest or can't afford the costs I'll retry another native marine tank. If you have any questions on the subject of it do ask, I'm here to help
Nice one 1st started keeping saltwater fish in the seventies with under gravel filters, tuffa rock and florescent lights didn't have much trouble started again in the 2000s and completely different again ro water live rock better lighting and again nearly 2years ago and again progressed so much more, alot more technical to much in my opinion just keep it simple
Thanks for still sharing ! Glad that your RUclips earnings can help you fund the fish room. I think the idea of a UK coastline dedicated tank is a great one 👍
Thanks
HI EVERYDAY AQUARIST I LOVE YOU
Thanks dude ❤️
I love your 'real' and honest macro videos. I have macros because of you😃 thank you and hugs from the U.S.
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Thanks for watching
Would be interesting to do a laboratory water test to see what the lava rock is actually doing to the water.
Me too
Brilliant fish house and i love how your Fluval shaker is going, i have mine slightly brackish with tropical fish but your fish are stunning ❤
Congrats on a beautiful fish house!
I particularly like the Fluval tank even with hair algae.
It is absolutely stunning.
Keep the videos coming.
Will do cheers👍
Nutrients is always a bit of mess of, feel like best thing to do is adjusting light to balance growth and nutrient. Since when macro grows more than nutrients increase it will just start dying off unless fed more. So handy to trim whenever needed. Atm I have started getting brown macroalgea randomly growing in my tank after adjusting light plenty of times. Still hair algea issue but think my light setting is finally good. So will let things grow and remove hairalgea a little at time so it grows with the nutrient to the point of no more hairalgea. And yeah, if ever using rocks, use aged live rock so dont need to cycle the rocks for months and more time
Completely agree
Great video fishroom looking great
That corrugated sheet on top of the tank with the crack in the bottom looks like it could be pretty severely blocking light. Maybe consider removing that and seeing how the plantlife responds?
I just found you. You're a great keeper! Keep it going!
Nice to have to aboard
I've kept coldwater marine species for a while now. My new 63 gallon was originally going to be coldwater marine however in the end decided a reef tank (though more expensive) was just better for my situation. Perhaps if I lose interest or can't afford the costs I'll retry another native marine tank.
If you have any questions on the subject of it do ask, I'm here to help
Cheers
Great job 👏
Thank you! 😃
Thank you for your content. Good luck on your new endeavors. ❤🐠 🪸❤
Thanks 👍
Looking good bro
Nice 👍🏻 video
Where did you get those glasses? They look really nice, genuine question lol
Haha thanks I've been a bit self conscious in them. Specsavers lol
you must have one hell of an electric bill
Yup
Nice one 1st started keeping saltwater fish in the seventies with under gravel filters, tuffa rock and florescent lights didn't have much trouble started again in the 2000s and completely different again ro water live rock better lighting and again nearly 2years ago and again progressed so much more, alot more technical to much in my opinion just keep it simple
Does Nicrew lights still works fine?
Yes very well. That's what it's on the Fluval Shaker