Why the hell is a tang like that in a system that small.. shake my head …

Late comment I know but it’s best to get an anemone for an anemone tank only period…………..

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Got this same tank and been going through your videos and just been wondering where the heck you put all these cords 😂 its my current struggle

I can’t believe you killed him like that how about buy a bigger tank

Which test do you use for iodine? Thx

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Do you want to grow your business.

Every video of yours is very good .But the growth of the channel is low. Do you want to grow your business.

I wonder who makes the tank. Looks pretty cool

Hi have you tried the grid seaweed holder they work well

Do you run the OG T5's in there? I recently got this same tank from a friend but would like to run LED if possible and been looking at options. You're tank looks great!

You gotta fold the nori into a square pouch then when you put it in the clip...squeeze the clip closed....works great even with my monster size tangs

I will take one for 20 dollars

Tanks are looking Amazing. I’m definitely going to have a look at that ato. Price seems reasonable and definitely won’t miss topping off daily

My clowns are savage attack dogs!

I’m thinking about going all in one setup I have a Red Sea 250 60-70 gallon with a sump just not sure how I feel about the sump

Just my experience with that mesh top. The salt will eventually accumulate all over the top and fall on the floor/table. I couldnt find a plexiglass one which didnt touch the water either

Looks like you literally rolled the nori lol. Fold the nori in halves keep folding until it’s about in inch all sides then clip it at the corner. Pick a corner just clip it there. Done !

Great video

Do you know the brand of the frag tank?

I do 10Mililiters per 4 cups of water. Or 10 milliliters per 1/4 of a gallon

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Where’s the reef tank location?

Looking good coming along!!also currently working on our personal home full house reno but this time its finally for my wife and I not a flip/rental haha redsea reefer 625xxl coming into living room cant wait 😍

I guessed correctly! Non-load bearing!

team no feet! Also, that bed frame needs a box spring otherwise, yea, you will prob fall through those gaps!

Please put the feet on the furniture Bianca…It’s making my OCD hurt 😅

Looking sweeet and the plug points in the nightstand, love it. Almost at the end. LETS GO

hahaha i don't even have enough clothes hahaha i'm dead! I agree with no legs. it's only a space for critters to get caught by spiders. So it could be a plus, depends on how you look at it? LOL ... Hey! can you hide under the bed? or is the underbed-side useless and only for she boxes full of shit like gramma used to have? LMAO I am digging the fixtures... black, square... looks nice. looks clean. Hey but where is the reeftank going to go?

the Zoa looks like a Blueberry Pie Zoa

I have the same wave maker was a little pain in the beginning but works fine

Iodine dip for me usually either saves them or prolongs its life. I've had a Fungai plate that was 8 inches in diameter. Had a lot of tissue recession and brown slime. Did a dip for 15 minutes. Back into thank and the next morning tentacles were out and I saw it healing. It lasted another 4 months before dying. No clue why. It was 2 years old.

I’m new to the saltwater hobby. Couldn’t you just get rid of the starfish yourself or no?

Yeah my fish hate the red seaweed. It's almost like tabacco leaves 🤔

this sounds terrible but.... buy a big star fish. put it in the freezer then blend it up and freeze into cubes to feed the shrimp

I’m definitely in camp harlequin shrimp should be rental only. While it happens in the wild, I’m not ethically on board with feeding live animals to live animals personally. Kudos for having the guts to discuss the topic as it’s a worthy ethical discussion. Personally, I think I’m more on board with just dropping the starfish in and letting nature take its course. Something about keeping it alive to feed pieces of it just isn’t a good look for the marine aquarium hobby. Although I’m also the same person who tries to not siphon up bristle worms when cleaning the tank so I don’t kill them…. 🤷‍♂️ On the bright side, I’m sure your engagement on this video is going to be through the roof! 😂

Should be drip aclimating inverts!

My LFS don’t sell Harlequins. They will point you to the local reef club who have a few that they share between tanks. It’s not something you want in a tank permanently. Adding a starfish to feed a shrimp is mind boggling. The starfish will also die eventually. I’ve never seen one survive in a tank less than 100 gallons You should also roll up the seaweed more. Don’t make it so easy for them.

The legs won't regenerate quick enough if your feeding a leg at a time. If I were you I would put the whole thing in and not feel bad as it happens in the wild.

Could not pay attention to this great video because i was distracted by how beautiful you are my goodness!

It's definitely tough to have to do things like this. I wonder why they don't sell them frozen as an option. I read online that someone got their shrimp to eat some frozen brine. Maybe yours will too and it's worth a shot. It's tough because that shrimp is absolutely hungry and trying to sustain itself.

Typical LFS should take a harlequin back and give you a small credit for it....they're expensive even for the fish store... they can rehome them or at least offer them feedings till rehomed...or you can snip a chocolate starfish leg off and feed him routinely but I'm more of a hire the shrimp then Rehome the shrimp type of person....I always hated cutting the poor chocolate star legs off

you should consider a couple of Chocolate Chip starfish. Supposedly Harlqeuins will eat one arm off of one, and when its the next meal, they will eat the leg off the other one, giving time for the leg of the first starfish to start regrowing. They are pretty smart. Plus, it takes about a month for them to finish a whole 3-4" CC Starfish, they are ($10 on liveaquaria) On another note, if you fold the algae real tight on the clip it'll prevent it from floating around in the tank and it'll keep your tangs occupied for hours. Snails don't live very long, so don't feel bad, you didn't do anything wrong. (;

what is the name of the small flow maker on the side? thank you.

Great video. IF you didn't notice you have some bubble algae growing (4:50 timestamp) , there is a crab that eats it sorry i cant reall whitch one . gfo should be in a media reactor.

Snails and stuff are nutrient bombs when they die maybe the desd clam pockets were ammonia poisoning it from within

Ir sensor accuracy depends on the surface being illuminated with the beam if i recall correctly

I saw someone online, they got their shrimp to eat frozen brine shrimp. Might be worth a try why you're working out the starfish situation.

Bought a Calico Oranda there. Spent $100s fighting whatever it gave my tank. It died. My black moor still has fungus on its eyes and my ryukin still has spots on its dosal. Gues they don't treat their fish like aquarium coop that the door says they're partnered with