Let's hope to see more tanks done in this style. I feel like they're more reflective of creativity than deep pockets like a lot of the neon "jewelry case" tanks we've been drawn to.
I also like that his tanks aren’t just TEEMING with fish like so many reef “influencer” tanks are. I like that each fish in there has room to move and live without running into another fish. I personally don’t mind the whole neon thing - the availability of the fluorescent colours kinda makes the hobby unique - but the white light “natural” look also definitely has its place and looks amazing too.
Wow. I was curious about ph in a drift wood aquarium ? I know my wife's shrimp freshwater shrimp aquarium the driftwood was beneficial to lower ph as the driftwood gets broken down.
I need to get a ph probe to monitor that. I think that would be interesting data to uncover. Currently not monitoring it but I think it’s something I will add in the future as this is the number one question I’ve gotten from this tank. Stay tuned!
Jake Adams is a huge inspiration of mine in my reefing journey and it saddens me that we lost him so soon. I’m honored to be referenced to this reefing great.
I was wondering what other Hardscape you could use in saltwater! I've seen people use lava rock, but aside from that it's just been the same old reef rock, artificial or wild. I'd love to try some driftwood now knowing that it's possible! Maybe some types that are less prone to leeching would work better, like spider or manzanita wood.
Exactly! I love how Tyler is always experimenting. There are so many biotopes that exist in the world. The fluorescent look has it's place but these tanks are always so beautiful!
I have lava stone in another setup that wasn’t featured in this video (gonna have to film that soon) but I agree with you. What else is possible? Who knows. Still so much we don’t know about keeping saltwater fish tanks
@@inland_reef absolutely! You have done what the most of us would not dare to do. Be different. I may venture one day. Thanks for allowing Remy to film and share this with us. Take care.
I am extremely fortunate to live 5 blocks from Zooxae, the retail store for SRaquastik. I was asking Scott there about mangroves and he brought up Tyler's tanks. He had mentioned that mangroves need to be started in fresh water and great care is needed in transporting them to salt. I guess i was hoping for a bit more direction if anbody know....
The program is on hold while I get the renovations finished around the studio. Once I get a handle on everything again I'll fire it back up. It's a time commitment for sure! I will be moving Uno and Dos to their first tank together in the next video release - hopefully tomorrow!
Always love your videos when you head over to Tyler's place. He is so knowledgeable about this hobby and his tanks are awesome. Oh yeah and after our quick chat at Gateway when I was discussing a 240 with Chad and you were like just go for it. Well I went for it. Cannot wait to start this new BIG tank journey.
I love the combination with driftwood, so good to know that it works! The next interesting experiment would be with dead leaves on the ground, as is the case in Raja Ampat.
Tell me more. I am reading that it is illegal to import but there's gotta be thousands of specimens in the hobby that have been aquacultured at this point.
@@BahamaLlamaCoralI only know of one other person that has it and they wont sell....because they can't. You're allowed to have the skeleton but not a live specimen, its endangered.
Chuminghams has to be the best. He's probably the most cutting edge non professional reefer - maybe Yoshi's home tank comes a close second with his acropora but he does work for a collector.
Love the way you reef your way! Tanks look amazing. This is what the hobby should be about. Expressing yourself into your tank, and doing your own thing.
Im so glad I was able to finally find a piece. It’s such a cool coral that many wouldn’t think twice about. If you have ig, send me a picture of your blue ridge. I would love to see which species you have. I’m still waiting for it to grow enough to understand it’s growth form so I can identify it.
I saw an aquarium coop product on my reef channel, the world's are colliding
LOL!! It's cuz "driftwood" was used...
The crossover is happening!!!
Let's hope to see more tanks done in this style. I feel like they're more reflective of creativity than deep pockets like a lot of the neon "jewelry case" tanks we've been drawn to.
I also like that his tanks aren’t just TEEMING with fish like so many reef “influencer” tanks are. I like that each fish in there has room to move and live without running into another fish.
I personally don’t mind the whole neon thing - the availability of the fluorescent colours kinda makes the hobby unique - but the white light “natural” look also definitely has its place and looks amazing too.
Favorite tank were Ben's nems
Getting closer to that 20k. Good luck
Thank you!
Wow. I was curious about ph in a drift wood aquarium ? I know my wife's shrimp freshwater shrimp aquarium the driftwood was beneficial to lower ph as the driftwood gets broken down.
I need to get a ph probe to monitor that. I think that would be interesting data to uncover. Currently not monitoring it but I think it’s something I will add in the future as this is the number one question I’ve gotten from this tank. Stay tuned!
What a cool tank! I love people pushing the limits and trying something unique. Not every tank has to look like a blacklight poster xD
Exaclty! Tyler is always trying new things for sure.
Thank you!
Love this guy - getting huge huge Jake Adams vibes from him. Fantastic video as always dude.
I love his natural looking tanks. He just keeps evolving!
Jake Adams is a huge inspiration of mine in my reefing journey and it saddens me that we lost him so soon. I’m honored to be referenced to this reefing great.
I was wondering what other Hardscape you could use in saltwater! I've seen people use lava rock, but aside from that it's just been the same old reef rock, artificial or wild. I'd love to try some driftwood now knowing that it's possible! Maybe some types that are less prone to leeching would work better, like spider or manzanita wood.
Exactly! I love how Tyler is always experimenting. There are so many biotopes that exist in the world. The fluorescent look has it's place but these tanks are always so beautiful!
I have lava stone in another setup that wasn’t featured in this video (gonna have to film that soon) but I agree with you. What else is possible? Who knows. Still so much we don’t know about keeping saltwater fish tanks
I love how natural they look they all remind me of tidepools
Thank you! That was my goal. I wanted something that reminded me of snorkeling in the tidal zones
My favorite areas of the shore...they are like tiny little ecosystems.
Always love seeing Tyler’s tanks. Such a great style!
The Scott crow things makes me laugh every time
Someday the original Mortal Kombat voice guy will come to collect...lol
Loved this episode ❤️
Beautiful unique displays for sure.
Great job to you both!
Thank you!!
@@inland_reef absolutely! You have done what the most of us would not dare to do. Be different. I may venture one day. Thanks for allowing Remy to film and share this with us. Take care.
Thank you for watching! Always happy to share unique tanks...Tyler makes it easy.
I am extremely fortunate to live 5 blocks from Zooxae, the retail store for SRaquastik. I was asking Scott there about mangroves and he brought up Tyler's tanks.
He had mentioned that mangroves need to be started in fresh water and great care is needed in transporting them to salt. I guess i was hoping for a bit more direction if anbody know....
Reach out to Tyler on IG he can help - @inland_reef
Chumminghams was my favorite, looking for an update on him and Ben
Definitely!
Honestly, these tanks are the prettiest you've showcased this year! Absolutely loving these inshore tanks.
Thank you! I can’t wait to see how they look in another year!
So natural! And because there isn't too much blue light, EASY to shoot! lol
❤❤❤
I really really like that driftwood tank. I’m going to add it to my list of tanks to try. Well done Tyler and thanks for the tour Remy
Instead of driftwood, you should try 2x4's 😂 Thanks for watching Matthew!
Can’t wait to see what you create Matthew!
Love his tanks!! So beautiful and inspiring!
I love the natural look!
Thank you very much!
Tyler may be the most unique reefer out there. His tanks and presentation are inspiring.
Appreciate that! Thank you
Say whatever happened to your clown fish breeding program ?
The program is on hold while I get the renovations finished around the studio. Once I get a handle on everything again I'll fire it back up. It's a time commitment for sure! I will be moving Uno and Dos to their first tank together in the next video release - hopefully tomorrow!
@@BahamaLlamaCoral 👍
Always love your videos when you head over to Tyler's place. He is so knowledgeable about this hobby and his tanks are awesome. Oh yeah and after our quick chat at Gateway when I was discussing a 240 with Chad and you were like just go for it. Well I went for it. Cannot wait to start this new BIG tank journey.
Big tank?!? Yes that’s awesome. Time to grow that toadstool out huge
LOVE IT!
@@inland_reef 240 gallon 8ft long Planet. Oh that Toadstool is really going to explode. So excited.
I love the combination with driftwood, so good to know that it works!
The next interesting experiment would be with dead leaves on the ground, as is the case in Raja Ampat.
C'mon, Remy. You gotta give us an update on this awesome driftwood tank!
nope for fresh water 💧
You're right, wood never comes in contact with saltwater in the wild... 😆 I kid, I kid. The aesthetic isn't for everyone, thats for sure.
That super super cool coral is illegal to own....
Tell me more. I am reading that it is illegal to import but there's gotta be thousands of specimens in the hobby that have been aquacultured at this point.
@@BahamaLlamaCoralI only know of one other person that has it and they wont sell....because they can't. You're allowed to have the skeleton but not a live specimen, its endangered.
Hurricane Aftermath is an amazing tank. Also has that amazing yellow tail tamarin - mine is my favourite fish
Chuminghams has to be the best. He's probably the most cutting edge non professional reefer - maybe Yoshi's home tank comes a close second with his acropora but he does work for a collector.
I enjoy his tanks. Completely different from the mainstream and one of my influences with my horse tank
Thank you! Send me a photo on Instagram if your seahorse tank. Would love to see it!
favorite tanks on all of insta!
SO GOOD!
Thank you!
Love how unique his tanks are! Awesome work
He's always cooking up something new!
Appreciate that!
Love the way you reef your way! Tanks look amazing. This is what the hobby should be about. Expressing yourself into your tank, and doing your own thing.
Thank you!!🙌🏼
The blue ridge coral is definitely a unique and hard to come by. I've had my blue ridge for several years. Tyler's tanks are definitely one of a kind.
Im so glad I was able to finally find a piece. It’s such a cool coral that many wouldn’t think twice about. If you have ig, send me a picture of your blue ridge. I would love to see which species you have. I’m still waiting for it to grow enough to understand it’s growth form so I can identify it.
I would love to see it! Shoot Tyler and I a photo on IG.
I just found your channel. Subscribed, greetings from Germany
Welcome aboard! Thank you for watching!
ham's is the best
The ending lol