Acropora Master Reveals his SECRET RECIPE for CRAZY Growth & Coloration!!! 🤫

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @zachary_smith1
    @zachary_smith1 7 месяцев назад +3

    This dude knows his stuff. To dose individual trace minerals one at a time and have em all memorized is next level

  • @johnbrand1893
    @johnbrand1893 6 месяцев назад +3

    The science part of the marine hobby is always mind blowing when you hear a hobbyist (not a professional) talking about it like a pro. 👍

  • @adriantc4588
    @adriantc4588 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you All4Reef.

  • @Dreams-00-R1
    @Dreams-00-R1 Год назад +1

    I like the “iron” part at 3:43 and thank you for the secret formular 😊❤️ Happy Reefing everyone!

  • @queencityreefs
    @queencityreefs Год назад +3

    Great episode bud. I love seeing all the different methods that ppl use and learn from them to apply my own way. I appreciate you taking the time to film, edit and share this with us.

  • @jasonclements9290
    @jasonclements9290 Год назад +1

    Oh and great vid by the way, love Justins set up, the man is a genius.

  • @CoralMan24
    @CoralMan24 5 месяцев назад +1

    corals look great but would love to see the products your using and you show us your process of adding them and measuring etc

  • @DoYouEvenFishTank
    @DoYouEvenFishTank 4 месяца назад +1

    If you realise your calcium reactor is really and Alk pump, you can use the apex to lower the the ph in the calcium reactor by 0.1-0.4 when the alkatronic reads low, this will drastically increase the alk concentration coming out of the reactor raising the Alk controllably and without the need to make kalk solution.

  • @ryanreeves8931
    @ryanreeves8931 Год назад +2

    I just stumbled upon your channel. I assuming you’ve been in the hobby for a while. If so, did you ever know Menard from Acroholics? He had THE BEST SPS aquarium store in Chicago in the late 90s and early 00’s. System looks incredible!

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад

      Justin has mentioned his name to me. I have heard it also, but I never seen his system

  • @icaris78
    @icaris78 Год назад +2

    I’m an advanced aquarist too . I use 2 radion gen 5s one orpheck blue bar and a metal halide 250 ballast In middle . I love that shimmer 😊

  • @DougAdams-x5b
    @DougAdams-x5b Год назад +2

    If you don't regularly change water, how much saltwater do you replace every month from sales and shipping and stuff?

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад

      Great question! Will ask Justin and come back to u. I asume it's not a lot since a pretty big system. There is 2 more tanks and a big sump connected to this tank. I believe sump is 120g, 180g display and around 40g smaller display.

    • @DougAdams-x5b
      @DougAdams-x5b Год назад +1

      Even if you ship 10 gallon a week, and I hope that your business is thriving and you do, that is 520 gallons a year on 340 gallons or more than 150% gross water change. Thanks for asking and I look forward to the answer.

  • @dannydn2411
    @dannydn2411 Год назад +1

    I have a 160g and its 4 months and mixed reef. I am constantly fighting to keep my PO4 up. My NO3 is always between 3 and 8. I only run skimmer few hours once a week. I have a Turf Scrubber i light opposite of tank lights and i have a roller mat. I also have not done a water change in over a month but i do dose All for Reefs and 2 part Alk and Cal.I feel like either the roller mat and or scrubber is bringing me to 0 on PO4. I noticed your scrubber was taken off and u dont have a roller mat. Maybe this is whats bringing me down to 0 PO4.

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад

      U need to adjust feeding to filtration ratio. Get rid of/turn of some of your filtration or feed more... Or both. Test often while u are adjusting and good luck!

  • @jamesparrott2073
    @jamesparrott2073 4 месяца назад +1

    What acro is at 4:21????

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  4 месяца назад

      @@jamesparrott2073 looks like a green acropora Florida to me.

    • @jamesparrott2073
      @jamesparrott2073 4 месяца назад +1

      ​@ReefUnderTheRoof thanks for the quick response, but these acro has some of the thickest branches I've seen. Like 3/4" thick.

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  4 месяца назад

      @@jamesparrott2073 it can be a green slimer as well. Not my coral, so I am not so sure 🤷‍♂️

  • @FriendM2010
    @FriendM2010 Год назад +2

    Your Top Secret is safe, coz, I understood about half of what you said.. 🤓🥴🤥🥳

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад

      Lol 😅 Hey, If u have any question, feel free to ask!

  • @tomg5405
    @tomg5405 8 месяцев назад +1

    Are you sure to put all this elements together they not precipitate?

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  8 месяцев назад

      Yes, some elements you can mix. Feel free to reach out to Justin through his website (link in the video description) for more questions...

  • @ReefUnderTheRoof
    @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад

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  • @AquaGardenZen
    @AquaGardenZen Год назад +1

  • @ontario_backwoods_beekeeping
    @ontario_backwoods_beekeeping 2 месяца назад +2

    Honestly acropora have a very wide range of suitable conditions and are not that hard. The real key to good growth and colour is .....STABILITY! My 0 water change system has coral colours that put most icp testors to shame. You are all overcomplicating things that can be achieved much easier and far far cheaper.

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  2 месяца назад +2

      @@ontario_backwoods_beekeeping Make a video about it. Would love to see it! This is a hobby, so everyone does on their own way. Thanks for watching!

  • @jasonclements9290
    @jasonclements9290 Год назад +1

    Funny listening to 2nd year apprentice telling the Grand Master he is "Doing it wrong" unless you have at least 10yrs experience.with sps then you a still merely a spectator in this game, and best keep your mouth shut and just listen and learn, RUclips is full of rookies trying to give people advice already...

    • @6jdhd
      @6jdhd Год назад

      What funny is your Assuming. I've been in this hobby for 28 years. Yes, the tank is 2 years old, but that makes you think that. 🤔

    • @opethmike
      @opethmike Год назад +2

      People may be more likely to listen to you when you speak respectfully and not so aggressively.

  • @6jdhd
    @6jdhd Год назад +3

    There are so many ways they can do this and save a tone of money with the same or better results. They need to take a playbook from ACI aquaculture. They are just doing way too much, and that's not necessary. A business is to do things smarter, not harder, and waste money.

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад +1

      This is a hobby and everyone is doing it differently! If u have been there and seen his corals in person u will have a different opinion. Pretty sure ACI is doing something similar with trace elements as well.

    • @6jdhd
      @6jdhd Год назад +1

      @ReefUnderTheRoof like I said, some of the things you're doing are just not necessary. Chris keeps it simple, and I have been using his method for 2 years with crazy results. I'm just saying that in businesses, you want to save as much money as you can. And you are wasting money. But to each is own.

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад +2

      @@6jdhd which part is overwhelming for u? I think that Chris is using similar two part dosing, kalkwasser and minor elements dosing. Pretty sure he has calcium reactor in one of his systems as well.

    • @6jdhd
      @6jdhd Год назад +1

      @ReefUnderTheRoof He doesn't do any water changes. The trace elements he uses are cheap, and 1 drop treats 25 gallons. He doses saturated kalk at night. Yes, he has a calcium reactor. And he does dose potassium hydroxide only because he has 2000 gallon system. But that's it. He doesn't really worry about alk, only his ph. He keeps it at 8.2 to 8.3 day and night. That's all. As Chris says, you shouldn't be spending tone of money chasing parameters. Chase ph and save money and enjoy your tank.

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад +1

      @@6jdhd How u are going to run your system that's up to u! How Chris is going to run his system that's up to him and how Justin is going to run his system that up to him as well! I love to see it all, learn along the way and in the end decide if it's for me or not. Thanks for watching! ✌️

  • @opethmike
    @opethmike Год назад +11

    Way too complicated and expensive. I am convinced that more people fail than succeed from ‘methods’ like this.

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад +4

      Justin has been in the hobby for over 20 years. This is not for beginners.

    • @opethmike
      @opethmike Год назад +5

      @@ReefUnderTheRoof Okay, and? That doesn't make any of this craziness necessary or beneficial.

    • @KlemmetsmoReefing
      @KlemmetsmoReefing Год назад

      @@opethmikeyou can go as deep as you want in his hobby. What he’s saying is legit. I’ve been reefing since 2005 and my system is complicated but I love it. If I wanted to go simple I could just do LPS and maybe Stylophora corals. If you carry on with this hobby you’ll grow to love the science of the hobby too. Happy reefing ❤

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад +3

      @@opethmike it is beneficial for sure! Necessary it’s not, but everyone does this hobby differently. Thanks for watching! ✌️

    • @opethmike
      @opethmike Год назад +2

      @@ReefUnderTheRoof Can you quantify the actual benefit, particularly in regards to cost & time put in? I've seen hundreds of tanks that look just as good and some better running on just the basics.

  • @MrJasonGlass
    @MrJasonGlass Год назад +1

    I want to see the Ozone setup on this tank please! I have a 400 gallon tank with a Geo Ozone reactor and a Poseidon ozone generator. I’d like to see how much flow you run in your reactor etc

    • @ReefUnderTheRoof
      @ReefUnderTheRoof  Год назад

      He runs the ozone unit from Amazon. Feel free to send him an email. I have dropped his website in the video description. Thanks for watching! ✌️