@douglasachaiba7885 Slow & steady. 🧘🏼‍♂️ Having goals is a great addition, too. That is very kind of you. Thank you for following along, Douglas. 😊

@m4a1JAY I would absolutely agree. ☺️ Thank you for watching. 🪸

😊 Thanks for watching.

Thank you, Steve. 😊 I'm looking forward to joining you on the livestream tonight. 🎥

Yes, it is. 🪸😊

@TheSpiritualReefer that's been on my wish list for ages! how does it look in person? :)

​@bishbashash5319 It is a beautiful piece. It really pops, and has lovely polyp extension, too. Whilst I did use an orange filter here, that Milli looks especially true to life. It is one of my favourite sticks without a doubt. Thanks for watching. 😊

Hello Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate your kind feedback on the video, too. You’ve raised some excellent points and I think these kinds of discussions are really important. I believe there’s a lot we can do as mindful reefers to ensure the wellbeing of our tank inhabitants. Whilst it’s true that we can never fully replicate their natural habitat, or provide for every aspect of their wild behaviors, I think we can observe a fish’s health and behavior to assess its overall wellbeing. If a fish appears stressed or outgrows its environment, It’s our responsibility to rehome it to a more suitable setup. That being said, I also reflect on the ethics of certain aspects of the hobby. Moments of questioning whether what we do is justified, especially with fish like tangs that require larger spaces and exhibit such complex behaviours in the wild. However, I think one of the strongest arguments in favour of reefing is its ability to inspire people to appreciate marine life. Many hobbyists go on to learn about conservation and become advocates for protecting our oceans, which is something I think the world needs more of. Ultimately, this video was about encouraging reflection and conversation around these topics, so I’m really glad to see it has resonated with you. Thank you for sharing your perspective, watching along, and engaging so thoughtfully. Harry

​Thank you for your lengthy and constructive answer - I really appreciate it a lot that you took the time and effort! Just to get u right - you are basically saying that potential suffering is outweight by the possible good which is achieved through increase awareness for the ocean through reef keeping(A ulitarian arguement)? Just wondering do you know if (I will also google and post it here) there is any data on this? Ultimately supporting this Kind of argument for reef keeping. Thank you again for your time and effort! @@TheSpiritualReefer

@@Mr.GC1984 😊 That's really kind, thank you.

Thank you, and thank you for watching. 😊 I have subscribed to your chanel. 🪸

I was so pleased with what they sent, I couldn't have chosen better myself. 🪸 Thank you for watching. 😊

Ah, thank you for watching. 😊 You must be very pleased to have Signature Frags as your LFS!

@NorfolkReefer Thank you for watching. Everyone's support has been so heartening. 😊

@@daniel-saltyinvestments984 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.

@@theeastcoastreefer 😊 Thank you. Best of luck with the move, Steve.

@@aquariummonstershertsuk 😊🪸 Thank you, I'm pleased to have you here!

😊 Me too! Thank you for following along. 🪷

That is very kind of you, thank you.😊 Take Care. 🧘🏼

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@reconnaissance7372 Excellent. 😊 It's a hard balance to strike, especially in todays busy world. I'm guilty of spending a lot of time finding fault with my tank, rather than appreciating where it's at in the present moment. Thank you for being here.

@@TheSpiritualReefer Speaking of which I just got a new Red Hairy Hermit crab and he knocked over a giant Acropora colony today so I gotta go fix that right now damnit.

Cảm ơn! 😊

Hey John, thanks for stopping by and for sharing your story. I'm so glad that you've gotten back into the hobby, even after all that you have experienced. I look forward to perhaps seeing some new content from you in the future, Harry

@@Coralhead_ I appreciate you being here. 😊

@@deanfielding4411 😊 Thank you.

😊🧘🏼‍♂️🌿 Thanks for being here, Steve. That sounds like a fun project!

Thank you. 😊 It most certainly was! How is your wrasse doing?

@ Wrasse are fine fortunately, it’s the tomini which potentially has fluke or white spot. Ran a treatment for white spot no better, now doing the same for fluke. Thanks for asking. The wrasse are the biggest concern when treating anything especially the leopard species.

@@NorfolkReefer Best of luck, my fingers are crossed for you & them! 🤞🏻

😊 Wow, that's a long time in the hobby, Nathan! Thank you. 🐟

Thank you, Amelia ☺️

@jaysrealreefuk Thank you for taking the time to stop by Jay, It means a lot to have you here. 😊

Thank you! 😊 I was chuffed watching Steve's video. It was so kind of him to shout out the channel. 😊 Perhaps I'll see you next time.

☺ Thank you Hattie!

😊 Thank you. It was such a brilliant day. I do hope there's plenty more like it to come.

🫡 Thanks for watching!

That's very kind of you, thank you! 😊🪸