Keeping A Saltwater Aquarium Is EASY! Reef Tank Maintenance

Is Keeping A Saltwater Aquarium Hard? How I Maintain My Red Sea Reefer 250 Reef Tank

Keeping A Saltwater Aquarium Is EASY! Reef Tank Maintenance

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Parkers Reef

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Danny's Aquariums

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Prestige Reef

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Bahama Llama Corals

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[ManiacalMangoes]

You’ve got a lot of fancy equipment and an extremely thorough routine! The amazing tank is an awesome product of all that hard work. Many folks can get away with a tiny fraction of that equipment though, but it does typically require more manual maintenance.

[guebara]

i was considering a saltwater aquarium this video definitely made me change my mind :D
thank you

[artfuldodger]

Less than two minutes in and I’m already overwhelmed. I think I’ll stick to freshwater for now

[Wang_dadi]

I really appreciate this video. I was considering to get myself a saltwater aquarium but now I realise I won't devote to it the time it really deserves, so skipping it. Thanks.

[hurricaneaquatics]

Don't let anyone fool you. It is very expensive and a lot of maintenance for a reef tank. I've had them since 1994 in various setups. I have an unlimited budget and buy the very best of everything. Yes, once the reef establishes after about 1- 2 years, it gets a bit easier, but it's still a lot of work. You can run a softie and some LPS tanks reasonably lower maintenance. Last comments, it's a very expensive hobby and is almost a full-time job for the first year if you're doing it right.

[onmyway]

Well, im reading the comments and so many people are so intimidated by this video. im in saltwater 3 years now and in the begining it was a strugle because i was lackig knowledge. i run a 120g tank with no sump, no filter socks, no media. Only a bag of carbon, in the refugeum ( hang on the back) a skimer ( hang on the back) and a dosing pump ( DD PRO ) from marketplace And it really works so great for me ( lps and soft corals only ). Dont be afraid to start. For me the simpler the better.

[jaysrealreefuk]

The colouration on those corals 🙌🔥. Really enjoyed the video. 👍

[LimaFX]

I need a video on how to make a salt water aquarium

[tentyme]

Holy cow that’s a lot of expensive equipment, looks like more than my high schools science lab lol. I’d think the “ expensive “ water changes you said, would be the least of your worries after I looked up the $275 water parameter testers you were using. This is one of the reasons why I’ve never gotten into saltwater. So much expensive equipment and you could still crash your tank in 2 days and lose 10, 000 worth of stuff in your tank. I think I might just have to keep watching beautiful tanks like yours and stick to my freshwater I suppose.

[barrylinkiewich]

I think keeping salt is much harder and definitely more labor intensive than keeping freshwater but it definitely isn't impossible as some people try to make it out to be.
The biggest lesson I learned was to keep your hands out of the tank. I don't know if it's skin oils or things just get agitated by the disruption but the less I was in the tank, the happier the fish seemed, the more vibrant the corals.
Aside from light vacuuming of debris, done with a long tube, after a while almost everything was done in the sump, I only ever put hands in the tank if a coral was knocked over or some other silly reason.

[simmo]

This tank is epic
That aerial view is insane

[marcuswong]

Very easy when you have the money to spend like you do. If not then it does take a lot of patience and work.

[puli_]

This was a great video, very complete. Thank you for taking the time to making it, we can tell you took your time and it's appreciated.

[ashleystark]

I take my hat off to you good sir . Extremely dedicated, such a beautiful tank .
Definitely encourages me to start up a reef tank .

[naojp]

Every day efforts lead to beautiful and healthy tanks.

[haymatr]

great video very good information nice tank bro happy reefing from the Mad Reefer

[bigrededdy]

i’m always torn about starting a Reef tank, and although you make this look very simple it seems like a hell of a lot of work compared to my 2 freshwater tropical tanks. Not sure if i’ll ever make the switch

[kennethstone]

Depends on the person and passion I guess cause Wow, definitely is a lot but seems worth it. I’ve seen some keep a nice clean tank with so much less and effort

[marcusrossa]

When back in stock, check out the Innovative Marine HydroFill Ti ATO Water Reservoir for your top up. Would sit nicely in between your tank and TV and more pleasing on the eye.

[Alejandrojuarez]

Thanks!!
Do you feed the corals??(phyto, zooplankton, aminos...))