Ensure Bio-security! 10 Missteps That Saltwater Aquarium Hobbyists Need to Avoid.

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @Itz2Salty
    @Itz2Salty Год назад +12

    Should make a Marine collectors facility walk through.

  • @dusk1947
    @dusk1947 Год назад +2

    The "odds" conversation is always a fun one. And perfectly understandable. It's why science doesn't talk in absolutes.
    Science works in statistics for that very reason. If you do something 100 times, 2 or 3 might turn out completely different. Nothing is certain. It's why words like probably, likely, or plausible are so prevalent. They describe a level of certainty without ever saying 100%

  • @kristieeisenbrei3082
    @kristieeisenbrei3082 Год назад +1

    I love Eliott! Him and his staff are the nicest and most helpful that I’ve met in the business so far.

  • @paynoatentiontothemanbehin7008
    @paynoatentiontothemanbehin7008 Год назад +4

    Good Video. When is the next phase of Biome Cycle tests going to be released? I'm really interested in the results of cycling the different ways. Thanks for the videos!

  • @Fish_Ventura
    @Fish_Ventura Год назад

    Great topic, thank you!

  • @janinesnyder8250
    @janinesnyder8250 Год назад +3

    They can evaporate? Holy. I had no idea!

  • @tfoley455
    @tfoley455 14 дней назад

    Glad i watched this i was going to put my quarantine tank next to my display tank

  • @barkvarkie_fpv8623
    @barkvarkie_fpv8623 Год назад +1

    Question: Can frozen foods (Mysis, Marine Mix, Clams in half shell, oyster eggs, etc etc etc) add parasites? I am dealing with a very small Ich case on my very long established Blonde Naso. I switched off my UV Sterilizer for 2 weeks as I was adding Aqua Vitro Remediation to rid my reef (it has been up for about 8 years, so very well established I would think) of some unknown brown slimey stuff (not Cyano or Dinos) that appeared when I upgraded my l;rights to the Radion Gen6's and all of a sudden the Ich appeared out of seemingly nowhere?

  • @jessejohnson529
    @jessejohnson529 Год назад

    "Believing you're going to do this right the first time" was me learning that you can't cooper treat a Wrass, and that 0.5ppm Cu is riding the line between death and survival. FOLR all the way with B12, garlic, and UV.

    • @opethmike
      @opethmike Год назад

      You can absolutely copper treat wrasse.

  • @jerrislittlereef4023
    @jerrislittlereef4023 Год назад

    Great video!

  • @janinesnyder8250
    @janinesnyder8250 Год назад

    Great video.

  • @janinesnyder8250
    @janinesnyder8250 Год назад

    @10:10 back to your first statement.

  • @janinesnyder8250
    @janinesnyder8250 Год назад +1

    Zero crew? Woah.