2,000 GALLON AQUARIUM?!! 🤯 + 750G Tanks (UPDATE)

[@kittyblue6777]

I have been following you as im setting up a 110gallon tank, we have started the cycle and will let it run while we are away on holiday.The best part is ive just found out our hotel in Kissimmee is about 5 mins from you guys ,im over the moon can't wait to come and see your shop in person, pity I won't be able to buy any of your amazing corals as we are from uk but really looking forward to visiting .

[@WorldWideCorals]

That's awesome! Can't wait for you to come, you'll love it here!

[@sunnygoold9449]

That pink and gold goni is incredible! but it's also great to see a big plate of pachyseris - such unique texture.

[@WorldWideCorals]

An underrated coral! Super unique! Thank you for watching!

[@simplereefer]

Awesome stuff! I can't wait to visit one day

[@wheresdan5135]

Looking forward to seeing you all at Reefapoolza Orlando!

[@WorldWideCorals]

WOOO!!! We're so excited!! See you there!!!

[@tobymilo8625]

Absolutely beautiful! Good luck as always and thanks for sharing

[@WorldWideCorals]

Appreciate it! Thank you for watching!

[@saf1671]

I was exhausted after watching this video :) You are passionate and the excitement comes through the video. Always nice to see when someone has a job you love. Rare today. Also that Goni at 9.22 is beautiful. As is the gold/yellow coral at 9:25 marker. Wishing you and WWC all the best.

[@WorldWideCorals]

It definitely makes the job fun! Thank you so much for the kind words, wish you the best as well!

[@915Mang]

Yo Tommy, what kind of camera do you use. The videos always come out nice. Thats hard to do

[@WorldWideCorals]

We currently use Sony cameras! Right now we mainly use the a7Riii, might upgrade soon ;)

[@denisgomez1891]

Found Casper to the right of you when you were speaking about the Marco rocks

[@WorldWideCorals]

Awesome job! Thanks for watching!

[@dominicwong5088]

Gorgeous!!! I’d like to ask abt the best peninsula flow and the type of sand you’re using.

[@WorldWideCorals]

We like to make sure to add a lot of flow at one end of the tank so the other glass panel is free from magnets and cords, giving a nice clean look :) If you can't fit a large wave maker, you could also use a gyre! Which is great at sending flow across the tank and moving the water in circular motion.

[@dominicwong5088]

@@WorldWideCorals I’d like to ask the tank which you use macro rock for aquascape. How do you guys cycle the tank without live rock? And the details of how to cycle this tank. Thx a lot!!!

[@Reefer_NYC]

crayyyyyyyyyyyy

[@2008felix2008felix]

MayI know the light setting for the tank ? Thx

[@WorldWideCorals]

😁😁😁

[@dedicatedreefer9966]

What do you keep your parameters at in order to keep such variety of corals. They’re all full extended and colored to the max

[@WorldWideCorals]

We keep them at levels that all corals would like. Nitrates below 30 and phosphates below 0.1. Some corals can withstand large fluctuations and some can't. To make all corals happy, we make sure to keep the tank as stable as we can.

[@Pipo_05]

Wwc Beautiful tanks i was wondering if u guys have a light schedule for the Neptune sky? I only saw ecotech and ai only

[@WorldWideCorals]

Unfortunately we don't have a schedule for the light at the moment. We're sure that if you ask on a reefing forum/page, there should be someone that has a lighting schedule for you to use :)

[@hurricaneaquatics]

Beautiful as always Vic and WWC team. What camera setup are you using for these videos?

[@WorldWideCorals]

We use multiple Sony cameras mainly the A7riii :) Thank you for watching!

[@hurricaneaquatics]

@@WorldWideCorals Thanks!

[@Syed5y]

Saw Casper at 6.42 🇬🇧

[@WorldWideCorals]

Sweet! Nice job!

[@mattchew38]

Hello, I Recents scribe to your videos And I have no idea what you’re talking about. Your tanks are absolutely gorgeous maybe edit a little arrow and so I know which corals you’re talking about

[@Robbo6]

Ah mate, I don't fly out from the UK until the 24th I'm gonna miss the party. But when i come to visit your shop I'll have a few questions for you if you're available. I set my last tank up using the brs wwc hybrid method 4 years ago and still struggling.

[@WorldWideCorals]

We have amazing staff at our retail store that would be more than happy to help you out and answer any of your questions!!

[@Robbo6]

Visited the store today it was absolutely amazing. Staff were great. Nice to meet you all. I even managed to get a photo with josh taking some frags out of the lagoon😂. The 2000 gallon is a beast. I'll hopefully get back next year to see it thriving. My daughter is in the cheer competition out here, so I will be back. The cheer team is fantastic 🇬🇧. Take care all I will be following on KZbin👍

[@RogueAquariums]

Are both of the 2000g tanks going to be lps or SPS specific Vic? That’s going to look epic along that wall. On my 600g I have 4 MP60’s, 2 Vectra L2’s and 2 Vectra L1’s for my closed loop so the flow on these tanks is going to be insane. Looking forward to seeing these builds come together.

[@WorldWideCorals]

We're definitely going to document the whole process and share it with everyone! At the moment, we're still deciding on what we'd want for each tank. Feel free to give us some suggestions!

[@devachapman6315]

Have you guys ever tried Life reef skimmers? could be a nice fit for your shop. plus there mad right here in the US by a long time reefer.

[@WorldWideCorals]

That's pretty cool! Thank you for the suggestion!

[@queencityreefs]

😍😍💯🔥💯😍

[@WorldWideCorals]

🥰🥰😁

[@VerneyArts]

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[@WorldWideCorals]

Yassss 🤠🤠🤠

[@mattchew38]

Hi, it’s me again how do you frag a coral and I just wanna let you know I’ve got tons of questions I just started at a aquarium cleaning company and I have no idea about saltwater. You seem to me very educated and do great videos

[@WorldWideCorals]

Thank you! If you'd like to learn more about saltwater aquariums, there is a ton of info all over KZbin! It'll take time to learn about coral names and more. Bulk Reef Supply provides great educational videos as well.

[@terrakei]

ive been using marco rocks on all my tanks and they've all seem to have the same issue of po4 leaching for the first couple of months. has this been your experience as well? they are great to build with and im happy with them but the po4 thing takes awhile to go away.

[@WorldWideCorals]

We've never really had issues with this.. With dry rock, it's definitely tough to start up a tank without going through an ugly stage. That's why we'd recommend circulating the rocks in a tub before adding it to the tank! Especially if you're planning a new tank setup, its great to have a tub of cycled rocks on the side to choose from! :)

[@bigheadreef579]

After you built the new aquascape for the 750G tank, did you glue the scape together or just stacked the rock and left it as is?

[@WorldWideCorals]

We just left it, making sure the scape is nice and sturdy. The large sized pieces combined with the heavy weight definitely helps!

[@Lookingglassaquarium]

Are you using a dosing pump to dose your calcium reactor reactor effluent?or just a drip from a valve .I know alot of people these days are using versa or kamora

[@WorldWideCorals]

We actually use Sicce Pumps on almost all of the reactors! A large sized one to circulate and small one to feed the tank.

[@Lookingglassaquarium]

@World Wide Corals so the effluent get dripped threw a needle valve not a doser?

[@stevenpavan327]

Question: In a fish only 45 gallon tank with only a pet White Stripe Maroon Clownfish, filtered by a canister filter and with a air driven counter current protein skimmer - do I need to do weekly water change or can I do a biweekly water change? I do weekly water changes, but I am wondering if bi-weekly would serve the same purpose?

[@WorldWideCorals]

I say it all comes down to what your nutrient levels are reading. If the tank remains clean after a week, you'll be safe yo do less water changes. It also doesn't hurt to use carbon to keep your tank clear if you do so as well :)

[@drayven666_]

Hey WWC, is it worth buying live rock over dry rock even with the pests? Vic mentioned that the dry rock was a pain, have you experienced a new tank stabilizing faster with all live rock? I've never used live before and I'm wondering if it's worth dealing with the pests for the stability.

[@WorldWideCorals]

Live rock with pests usually comes from the ocean. No matter what, you don't want to add pest in your tank. The best thing to do, which is what we do, is to cycle dry rock so that it is ready when ever we set up a new tank.

[@briankavanagh7191]

What is your main clean up crews in your tanks and do you have any issues with the fish?

[@WorldWideCorals]

No issues with the fish :) The timing, size, and type of fish we placed in makes a perfect environment. For clean up crew, we have a variety of snails, blue legged hermits, sand sifting stars, urchins, and conchs!! The tangs for sure does a great job with cleaning algae!!

[@dedicatedreefer9966]

Is the space invader picky with parameters. Or is stability the key?

[@WorldWideCorals]

They can be pretty hardy, stability is the key for all coral health :)

[@zozocreek8327]

I meant Josh

[@TheNyfishguy]

😍

[@WorldWideCorals]

🥰🥰🥰

[@adamkwek5888]

Hi awesome tank , I like to know what's your light schedule & setting? What's the nutrients you are running at ? Cheers!

[@WorldWideCorals]

Thank you so much! Our lighting schedules are actually pretty simple and similar to each other! We actually provide our main lighting schedules on our site for you to download! Just pick one that matches your light and best suits your tank! You can also adjust them accordingly to your preference ;) Nitrates we usually run below 30 for all of our tanks and phosphates are below 0.1 worldwidecorals.com/pages/led-lighting-presets

[@wmars4655]

Who's Casper?

[@WorldWideCorals]

He's our white yellow tang!

[@Sammy31Dee]

I'd love to learn how to find your light schedule on the g4s....I've made my own settings but I'd love to test your schedule out over a similarly stocked system....Thanks Vic

[@WorldWideCorals]

We have a bunch of Ecotech lighting schedules posted on our website! worldwidecorals.com/pages/led-lighting-presets

[@zozocreek8327]

What is the ph? Do you use Kalkwasser? I notice Ryan’s 60g he uses Kalk and all for reef. How much does he dose? I have 75 g and bought tons of your corals and killed them all. I have began to run my tank just like Ryan’s. Hope all goes well.

[@WorldWideCorals]

Ph is around 8.4 and yes we use kalk. Do you need to use kalk, no. It all depends on what your parameters are telling you. Just because someone else is dosing, doesn't mean you should dose as well! Biggest advice and a MUST... is to make sure you have quality test kits. You need to test for nitrates, phosphates, alkalinity, magnesium, and calcium weekly. Based on your results, you'll know what you'd need to do with your tank.

[@davidturner3461]

Hi what would you guy do for acropora bugs. Pulling my hair out

[@WorldWideCorals]

You'd wanna set up a quarantine system! We have multiple tanks so we can dip/blow off the corals, keeping an eye on them before we add them to the tank.

[@RyanFelt]

On that huge peninsula you only have flowing coming from the one end, is the flowing moving in a big circle?

[@WorldWideCorals]

The flow moves across the whole tank and gently crashes at the end of the tank glass. Give a nice gentle flow through out the whole tank. Not too much like a gyre where it creates more of a "circle" movement.

[@TheTrevor40]

Found Casper. :)

[@WorldWideCorals]

Nice one!!

[@raulmedina6223]

When is a WWC super store coming to SoCal?

[@jamesedmunds8707]

Hey random question have you guys ever fragged a bubble coral( not BTA) my pink bubble coral is over growing its space so want to frag it, could I use a rubber band to encourage it to split then cut the rock or will that kill it?

[@WorldWideCorals]

Hard to say, because we usually don't frag these type of corals. There are some cases where we would frag them though, mostly if it's been harmed and we're trying to save them. The main thing is to make sure you have a plan after you frag them. You need a proper established tank for it to heal, the right equipment, medication to dip, etc. The healing process would be the most important. If it's because it is over growing, you could trying moving it in a hidden empty spot in the tank.

[@EmpireReefer]

I have a similar system to tank #10 I’m curious whats the par on that tank. Highest to lowest average? Thanks in advance

[@WorldWideCorals]

We don't really measure par on these tanks. We know that these LED lights can be pretty powerful. So we just make sure the lights are not bleaching the corals and adjust them to what the corals tell us.

[@EmpireReefer]

@@WorldWideCorals great! Noted thanks

[@BlackGoldReefing]

I have had my tank up and running for over 2.5 years and have struggled with many thinks along the way. As of right now I am struggling with PH. It’s 100 gallon mixed reef and I have a refugium with cheato, dos Kalk at night about 500 ML’s and still struggle getting it about 8. I have one gyre up top and two reef octopulse 4’s moving water. I am debating on running CO2 scrubber. What are your though. Display is 100 gallons and sump is 22 gallons.

[@WorldWideCorals]

The refugium should help raise it.. we've actually seen reefers connect the air intake from the protein skimmer to take fresh air outside of the tank. All of that should raise the PH, give that protein skimmer trick a try. In the end, if your corals are looking good, i wouldn't stress too much on chasing ph

[@BlackGoldReefing]

@@WorldWideCorals sounds like a plan. My corals have been struggling for years ow and the last thing is PH everything else is spot on. thanks

[@EmpireReefer]

@JeremyRankin Hey I live in New York and deal with similar issues. I live up high and can’t run a line outside due to pollution. What I do is dose kalk all day. 85 ml’s an hr on a doser and use a recirculating co2 scrubber with my skimmer and also open the windows and to make sure I have a good amount of oxygen in the room I purchased a inkbird co2 monitor for about 50$ on Amazon. With all Of that I’ve gotten my ph to a all time high of 8.2 using a probe to monitor. It used to be 7.8. Goodluck

[@BlackGoldReefing]

@@EmpireReefer thank you for the advice I will definitively look at dosing throughout the day for sure. I also have never thought of purchasing a C02 monitor for my house. I bet that’s the problem, my house is newer and pretty tight when it comes to air exchange. I live in West Texas and it’s very hot a dry and the wind blows like crazy I’ll the time, so leaving windows open isn’t not always possible

[@bobpurcell3814]

Is there a good media to use for phosphate control in a hang on back filter for a 20 gal sumpless tank?

[@WorldWideCorals]

Give ROWA Phos a try!! We love using it, especially on smaller sized tanks!

[@bobpurcell3814]

​@@WorldWideCorals thank you! Any advice on how much to use based on ppm of phosphate and volume?

[@Fabio.B]

Hey WWC been fighting cyano for months I have tried high nutrients and low with no much difference have lights at about 80 percent on a waterbox 130. Any ideas how I could beat this? thank you for your time

[@WorldWideCorals]

Sometimes if we get them, we like to attack it manually whenever we can, just clean the tank and make sure there is proper flow around the tank. There are some products out there that will help remove them. Check out this awesome video from BRS! kzbin.info/www/bejne/opPRYYCrpa2cZ8U

[@gviola90]

Part of me was hoping you were buying the rock to start selling live rock to seed new tanks I think there’s an opportunity since more and more people are starting tanks completely dry

[@WorldWideCorals]

That's a great idea actually! Thank you for watching!

[@gviola90]

Glad to be of service, just let me know if you need any other ideas would gladly start working for WWC. Every talks about how hard it is to start a tank dry but if you wait it out it all works, mine took about 9 months but if you start with some wwc rock could be easier

[@MinhHieu-ie6eh]

Hey WWC I has a question ? How many saltwater fish can you keep in a 40 gallon breeder (which actual 47 gallon) reef tank ? Can you keep like 8-15 fish or something like that in the reef tank ?

[@123sammy98]

Depends on the type & size of fish and on how good your filtration is. 8 tangs or angels would not work as they need area to swim. 8 small fish would probably work tho, just check the needs of the fish you want and you most likely be fine.

[@WorldWideCorals]

Depending on the type of fish you have in that tank, some fish does come pretty small. In the end, you just want to use your best judgement because the shape of your tank and the amount of rock scape also plays a role. For a tank that small, you definitely don't want a lot of fish because nutrients will quickly rise as well. We usually see tanks this size have less than 8 small sized fish.

[@MinhHieu-ie6eh]

Oh ok but can you like just has one more small saltwater fish to add in the tank with other 8 small saltwater fish then ?

[@Botzz28]

Starting with Marco rock is literally the worst. I’ll never do it again.

[@WorldWideCorals]

It'll take a lot of patience for sure, which is why we like to cycle the rocks for a long period before playing with it :)

[@paulbrown4255]

Do you vacuum your sand when u do your water change 🙏🏿

[@WorldWideCorals]

Yes we do! We like to make sure we clean the glass and sand very often so detritus doesn't build up around the tank :)

[@paulbrown4255]

Thanks for the prompt response 👍🏾👍🏾

[@boydy754]

Casper at 6:42! :)

[@WorldWideCorals]

Sweet job!!

[@wagnerneres9704]

Do you use kalk in all aquariums?

[@WorldWideCorals]

Most larger sized aquariums :) smaller aquariums we mainly do water changes and if needed we dose Two Part from Brightwell Aquatics :)

[@Khris_1013]

Can you make a video of what corals can be kept in a biocube 32 with stock led please 🙏

[@WorldWideCorals]

You can almost put any coral you want in the tank, just be aware of corals possibly stinging each other. Fish wise, choose a couple small sized fish that will get a long and are coral safe. There are many gobies and wrasses you could add as well :) You could do a pair of clowns and a few smaller sized fish of your choice!

[@jemellopena1233]

Who do recommend to build a reef tank in Southern California, Orange County?

[@WorldWideCorals]

Hmm.. not to sure tbh! I'm sure if you were to ask on local groups/forums there are others in the area with great recommendations. We've actually helped many reefers install their dream aquarium from all over the states, so if you like to give it a shot, feel free to fill out our form below! worldwidecorals.com/pages/aquarium-service

[@tukanxx]

What camera you use to make video for YT ?

[@WorldWideCorals]

We use multiple Sony Cameras! Mainly the Sony a7Riii

[@teiji1722]

Hi. My foxface recently got hairy white grey at its spike. Can I know how to cure that? Can I cure it just inside the display tank because it’s really hard to catch it to put in qt tank. 😢

[@WorldWideCorals]

Not too sure on exactly what it has 🤔 If you could email our customer support some pictures, we can try to identify and help you out the best way we can! As for quarantining, you definitely want to use another tank. You don't want to contaminate your tank with any medications :) it's also helpful long term because you'll be using it for any future fish purchases as well.

[@kashbrown603]

I found Casper what do I do?

[@WorldWideCorals]

You were suppose to message us through instagram letting us know where he was at! Keep an eye out for the next easter egg!

[@nazifdauti]

Do YOU use chaeto? Refungium in tanks?

[@WorldWideCorals]

None of our tanks runs a refugium/chaeto :) We just do water changes to lower the nutrients.

[@KentuckyReef]

390 views and only 28👍 come on guys!!!

[@WorldWideCorals]

We need some more love!! lol

[@tukanxx]

What are the water parameters you keep on those two tanks ?

[@WorldWideCorals]

Nitrates are usually below 30 Phosphates are below 0.1 Alkalinity is between 8-9 Calcium is usually around 450 Magnesium is around 1450

[@socratesla6720]

6:43

[@WorldWideCorals]

Nice!!

[@socratesla6720]

@WorldWideCorals oh somebody already won. Dang!! Thanks for the great video anyways. See u in July

[@Will40th]

how much will it cost to have this aquarium

[@lavasyst]

Casper at 06:42 😊

[@WorldWideCorals]

Sweet! nice job!

[@KentuckyReef]

Swag??? How about some sps?!

[@WorldWideCorals]

Haha Thats would be cool for another giveaway! Who doesn't love sps!

[@davidaleong3897]

How you battle hair algae completely I have in mine I wanna get rid of it

[@WorldWideCorals]

Pull out as much as you can by hand and throw in a lot of blue leg hermits! They're great at eating the leftover green hair algae that we can't pull out :) There are times we have frag plugs with small green hair algae and we'd throw it in a tank with blue legged hermits and it'll be gone in no time!

[@saltwaterandlime]

I've been doing this for 4 years and I still feel like I have no idea what I'm doing

[@WorldWideCorals]

There's always something new to learn!! Feel free to hit us up in the DMs if you need help or have any questions!

[@GTObsessor]

111111111 JDub FTW!

[@WorldWideCorals]

Yeeee haa!!! 🤠

[@TheLiddojunior]

How are we suppose to be looking for Casper when all the corals are too distracting

[@hurricaneaquatics]

Casper will STAND OUT from any coral. I know what you mean though haha.

[@WorldWideCorals]

That just makes it harder ;)

[@1azb]

What is the name of the green soft coral at 3:20?

[@WorldWideCorals]

The large piece is a devil's hand leather coral :)

[@JTReef]

5:04 , Could you please tell me the name of that bright orange with green center coral? The one directly below the Banggai cardinal. Is that some type of mushroom? It’s hard to tell.

[@WorldWideCorals]

That is a Rhodactis Mushrrom! They come in so many different colors!

[@JTReef]

@@WorldWideCorals Would you mind sharing what name it goes by?? And do y’all sell any frags of this type mushroom?? I would love to get my hands on one!!!!

[@JTReef]

I hope it’s not like the Citrus Rhodactis that ReefDudes has. I’ve been trying to find that variety here in the USA with zero luck. Been searching for years. Tequila sunrise and Maui Wowi are the closest I’ve found. I can always contact customer service if that would be easier.