to those complaining about price on here but all WWC are 100% aquaculture as they say on their site. Your money goes to helping reduce the hobbies impact on the reefs. The more people who buy aquaculture coral the cheaper the prices will become. I just got 11 frags from them for 200$ which I think is a great price and all are doing well in my QT.
Got 16 for about the same price from my lfs. 3 of them from this video like the blueberry field as well as the Yoda and rainbow monti. Those three were $25 frags. You got ripped off.
Can you define what you mean when you reference high, med, low light (PAR wise)? Also high, med, low flow (turnover rate per hour)? I've seen these concepts vary widely among reefers. Thanks!
coral is subject to some regulation in the United States. Requirements under these regulations include declaration and licensing permits from the United States Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) for importation/exportation and additional declarations required by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) upon import. Certain materials are prohibited altogether. Violations of these laws can result in significant penalties, including delays in clearance, costly fines, seizure of goods, and possible jail time.
How best can the average reefer help to protect the future of our oceans? We all have such a great love for the reef and planet. We're starting with meatless Mondays :-)
@Mr.SaltwaterTankTV can I put SPS corals (the ones listed above) into a small 8 gallon aquarium (coral only). W/ Kessil A80 Lighting and just doing two-part solution ( magnesium all that good stuff) or maybe even miracle mud in a all-in-1 aquarium?
I realise these places have huge overheads and I've seen so many go bust but the whole idea of frags is that they supposed to be a cheap way of starting things off albeit slower,lovely corals but too prices. Check out the Zeovit lab in Germany,the money in corals there I couldn't begin to calculate lol
lol @ the people whining about the price. If you’re on a tight budget, maintaining an SPS tank (particularly an aquacultured SPS tank) probably isn’t for you. The corals themselves only form a small part of the overall, ongoing expenditure associated with tanks, plumbing, energy, pumps, skimmers, fuges, LIGHTS, reactors, dosing, feeding, cleaning, water changing, ATOs...
How do all the experienced reefers have such immaculately clean tanks is it cleaned every single day or does the filtration system help prevent algae build up
Tbomb No, not before. First, get good testing kit. Test the levels of Ca, Alk and Mg. If they're low, dose these elements to desired level. After you add these corals and once their growth kick starts, these levels slowly start to decrease, then you can start dosing. Do manual dosing first to understand how much these corals are consuming these elements. Then you can switch over to dosing pump.
Beginners frag pack huh!!! Just drove 2 hours to WWC to find out they didn't have this pack and to put one together with the Corals mentioned in this video would run 700.00 !!!! Not on your DAMN life !! and the Frags they did have were the size of pinky nails and they wanted a fortune for them.... Won't do that again !!!
You don't need species names for care purposes just the genus. The common names help identify different color morphs, they serve a purpose. When you have dozens or hundreds of corals you can't just call them all green acropora tenuis, you have to come up with names
to those complaining about price on here but all WWC are 100% aquaculture as they say on their site. Your money goes to helping reduce the hobbies impact on the reefs. The more people who buy aquaculture coral the cheaper the prices will become.
I just got 11 frags from them for 200$ which I think is a great price and all are doing well in my QT.
Got 16 for about the same price from my lfs. 3 of them from this video like the blueberry field as well as the Yoda and rainbow monti. Those three were $25 frags. You got ripped off.
@@eegernades ignorant
I can’t be the only one who doesn’t enjoy sps that much I prefer movement which is in lps and soft corals
like that they showed what the actual colony looks like.
love how you shine a light on Acro and monti' s.... showing how you don't have to stick with LPS or softies to have a great display... 👌👍
An oldie but a really nice video. Very informative and straight forward.
A bit too oldie...they don't sell it anymore looksit! 😣
Thank you for your time.
Well I know what will be on my shopping list! Thanks MST! Great video!
Good tips, I I know some of those by different names but most are decently hardy
In my experience, rainbow montipora is not an easy coral to keep.
Can you define what you mean when you reference high, med, low light (PAR wise)? Also high, med, low flow (turnover rate per hour)? I've seen these concepts vary widely among reefers. Thanks!
coral is subject to some regulation in the United States. Requirements under these regulations include declaration and licensing permits from the United States Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) for importation/exportation and additional declarations required by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) upon import. Certain materials are prohibited altogether. Violations of these laws can result in significant penalties, including delays in clearance, costly fines, seizure of goods, and possible jail time.
Looks like WWC took the page down. The frag pack is gone.
Great video. Great image quality and nice corals! :D
Nice coral👍
How best can the average reefer help to protect the future of our oceans?
We all have such a great love for the reef and planet.
We're starting with meatless Mondays :-)
Nice... So tempting to move and get a new tank kickstarted!
Matt Allen get out before Brexit!
Haha ... I'd love to but I can't afford your health care plans! lol
head to Germany then! Great country!
Great idea.... are you coming with?
Here's my arm give me coral :D
You mad Bro 😂
@Mr.SaltwaterTankTV can I put SPS corals (the ones listed above) into a small 8 gallon aquarium (coral only). W/ Kessil
A80 Lighting and just doing two-part solution ( magnesium all that good stuff) or maybe even miracle mud in a all-in-1 aquarium?
How about parameters? Point of Magnesium, calsium n alkalinity? for the best parameters..
I realise these places have huge overheads and I've seen so many go bust but the whole idea of frags is that they supposed to be a cheap way of starting things off albeit slower,lovely corals but too prices.
Check out the Zeovit lab in Germany,the money in corals there I couldn't begin to calculate lol
I just ordered my neon birds nest!
Do they not carry these anymore? Cant find on the WWC site. Looking for the blueberry, madman Austeria and the CB Pinktip.
lol @ the people whining about the price. If you’re on a tight budget, maintaining an SPS tank (particularly an aquacultured SPS tank) probably isn’t for you. The corals themselves only form a small part of the overall, ongoing expenditure associated with tanks, plumbing, energy, pumps, skimmers, fuges, LIGHTS, reactors, dosing, feeding, cleaning, water changing, ATOs...
Thanks guys! Great Video Mr. Saltwater Tank ;))
Great video. Nice corals, do you have the PAR requirements?
How do all the experienced reefers have such immaculately clean tanks is it cleaned every single day or does the filtration system help prevent algae build up
Are these recommended for just SPS newbies or saltwater fish keeping newbies in general?
Sold out already damnit
How can i order these 8. Sps
Nice video, but Seriously? The "was" price was $660 for 8 of these frags?
WWC is out of their mind when it comes to price.
guys ocean revive or reef brite blue and whiter led like 75 for my jbj 45?
Great video! Are any of these still available for beginners?
They took it down. it was $660.00...Rubbed folks the wrong way.
lol nice vid i will stick to trading for these instead of paying so much
i typed in the beginner i cannt find it can u help me?
What is the real (latin) name of the rainbow mantipora? I cannot find it.
00Mass00 its hard because there are alot of species of montis
2:51
no corals found search says nothing...
I would of paid that price they are really nice corrals
Dont buy from em. Overpriced. I found the same coral at my lfs for $25.
@@eegernades $200 for 8 is the same price...
@@thepropolys $600 is not the same as $200
Do you need to dose alk, and cal for these sps coral?
Tbomb yes definitely
do u recommend to get dosing pump before or after buying sps coral?
Tbomb you dose once the tank needs it. The tank needs it when you can't maintain your tank parameters through water changes.
Tbomb No, not before. First, get good testing kit. Test the levels of Ca, Alk and Mg. If they're low, dose these elements to desired level. After you add these corals and once their growth kick starts, these levels slowly start to decrease, then you can start dosing. Do manual dosing first to understand how much these corals are consuming these elements. Then you can switch over to dosing pump.
Cannot find frag pack. Mark
They took it down. it was $660.00...Rubbed folks the wrong way.
mark why do you use world wide corals. they only sell in America, we cant buy from them in Britain , so how can they be Worldwide
I think your interpretation of world wide is misinterpreted. They offer coral types from around the world not sell them to the world.
Lazy frag house....
link does nor exist...?why
i heard softies harm sps, is that true?
Beginners frag pack huh!!! Just drove 2 hours to WWC to find out they didn't have this pack and to put one together with the Corals mentioned in this video would run 700.00 !!!! Not on your DAMN life !! and the Frags they did have were the size of pinky nails and they wanted a fortune for them.... Won't do that again !!!
Already all sold out
My lfs has wwc blueberry fields. Doubt they are wwc but who cares. Id rather pay the $25 my lfs is charging instead.
A video were your not deactivated the comments lol what brick
Now do it in the ocean lmao
Cartoony name are garbage for helping people. Give scientific species names.
Jacob Side Like that would help you identify the exact coral. Seriatopora hystrix: pink or green. And anything in between.
You don't need species names for care purposes just the genus. The common names help identify different color morphs, they serve a purpose. When you have dozens or hundreds of corals you can't just call them all green acropora tenuis, you have to come up with names