Aiptasia Eating Filefish - Did it work?

[@tuffy11111]

If you're going to start doing "my favorite..." type vids then I'd LOVE a video giving me best aquarium practices with a kid in the house. It seems like you guys have done a great job of exposing Leon to the tank while also keeping him from dumping stuff into it. I'm expecting my first early next year and would love to know your approach overall.

[@brandonclark2170]

Child locks on the stand :)

[@happychappy27]

You can never child proof a marine tank. Kids get bored and kids do random shit. They figure stuff locks and things out in no time. That’s been the last experience with mine anyway.

[@mitian]

Man thanks for sharing- I do see a lot of growth and the colors that you are getting - good job unintentionally but good job ha ha ha...Your clam is getting huge also - man success nothing but success!

[@adamdavis307]

Wahoo. Finally a video. I couldn't wait any longer!

[@cannibalholiday]

Your little human co-host should have some of his own episodes where he tells us about the tank :D

[@OCNcheffy]

I can tell you the exact same thing happened to me with the space invader! I had 3x the recommended aluminum value with marine pure blocks and spheres. Removed them all and the Pectinia healed and is doing better than ever. Seems it can’t handle any amount of aluminum increases.

[@ajj_gamer]

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HE POSTED! hope the baby and fam is doing well!

[@cameronm4416]

I cant wait for Leon to take over the channel 😂

[@opethmike]

I love your child's enthusiasm for the aquarium

[@johnkidd3975]

Hey Mok-Yi, the goni look great, the mushroom cage on the frag plug is an interesting take. Mine has holes all around on the side like your lid. If you want to pull out the Aluminum you could put in a poly-filter. "Poly-Filter turns color when removing medications. Aqua to Dark Blue: Copper or Copper salts. Orange: Iron. Bright Red: Aluminum." I have a file fish who hides most of the time, maybe they are a night time prowler.

[@timgreig4008]

I’ve been watching your videos and i didn’t realize you were so close. We have the same LFS

[@jahsreef8386]

I have a ton of plants near my tank and they love the light spill they get and I’m sure the tank loves the co2 reduction

[@leosantana3969]

Would like a in depth tour of your jawbreaker mushrooms please

[@rafaelayala2076]

Hey my friend I been following for some time and I like your videos,is it possible to give the name or place were you got your clownfish I really like them see if can get so similar or close to the ones you have?.

[@loganmraz3511]

What about the Red Sea lid that you have? I have the same one, and it’s been a thought for awhile.

[@taylor4tails]

are you still doing your own thumbnails? looking next level! I always have a chuckle when i see them.

[@svt_guido]

Your son.!. Haha we love it.!.

[@MADTrollsReefTanks]

Nice looking tank

[@A.R.C.77]

Nice tank 😁🤘

[@JessePatasomcit]

Did you say good job giving birth? That’s so fricken funny!

[@GreenT10]

i want to see a video of your normal maintenance on the tank like water change and all that.

[@cannibalholiday]

Awwww, the pupper is so adorable!! :)

[@jussless2834]

Keep up the great work happy reefing

[@JesusAguilar-um3mz]

Where did you learn so much about coral? Like where do you start if you’re interested in keeping coral

[@discovermarine9213]

The tank looks unreal!!!

[@MicrobiusBlue]

Pectinia can be such puzzling corals insanely aggressive with sweepers that can wipe out half a tank overnight yet so potentially fragile as well Definitely a coral to avoid unless given a good two foot space of its own sitting all innocent for ages and then one night all hell breaks lose and many victims of its wrath are taken Aluminium at that level will definitely not be a problem or the cause of the pectinia's tissue necrosis the first corals to show stress from highly elevated aluminium levels are soft corals especially octocorals like leathers etc and also zoas and other softies (a well known fact), I would look more towards a bacterial issue that can be treated with a mixture of antibiotics in a dip as the cause of that particular pieces problems even a dip in just chemiclean may solve it it often proves very simple and effective as its a type of erythromycin if a coctail is not available or desired like the kfc dip which requires a few ingredients but is very effective, it's even effective against brown jelly

[@cherellzandell]

Your co-host seems to be stealing the show 😆

[@cinnamonoa]

you can keep filefish in a tank with no aiptasia remaining, however you have to first get them onto frozen food, which is easier said than done, and then you have to feed it at least 3 times a day creating a lot of waste

[@happychappy27]

Also not true. Feeding 3 times a day won’t make a mess if your system is set up for it. I know people that feed a lot more in a day and their nutrients are low. If it doesn’t work for you it doesn’t mean it won’t work for others.

[@casualreefkeeping]

I've been debating a file fish but my last one started munching on my zoa colony a few years ago

[@Nightmare_bassin]

Yo man kinda new what’s your top corals for 10 gallon tall tank also favorite clown under 60 bucks

[@ianstuart1766]

Best fish for eating red planaria flat worms?

[@Koalavo]

damn i have the hyger bio media thats 6 months old.. should i take them out

[@sawyerbreslow8487]

I think that acro at 17:20 is pinky the bear

[@tylerbrest7119]

I just picked up a Holy grail torch from Lynn (puddle aquatics). Im local so I picked it up from her. Shes top notch for sure!

[@R1nzler84]

I think it’s the aluminum that’s a big jump for your tank and tanks don’t like change

[@DannysCoralReef]

I love House Of Tropicals it is my favorite store I go there all the time!

[@jussless2834]

The goni’s look great your going to have to frag them soon you’ll need a frag tank soon

[@lineatus]

I think you have to much light intense, look at your sps corals some are running from the light, growing to bottom direction

[@sooshi0204]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@cinnamonoa]

I swear there's no way to have an aiptasia free reef tank, it's in literally every tank I know, you just have to get animals that keep on top of it

[@happychappy27]

Not true whatsoever. I had aiptasia in my first reef tank. Peppermint shrimp cleared it it up. 3 tanks and 7 years later and I’ve never seen another.

[@Jbooth96]

I have used this bio media and my tank slowly started to die! I didnt put 2 and 2 together till i saw this video! Ill never use it again!

[@michaelross5674]

Cool im in Wilmington Delaware

[@burtminshew4812]

By the way I need a large frag Golden Rod. I'll trade you a very large rainbow milli and ship to you for GR shipped if you are interested . Just fyi.

[@michaelross5674]

Im getting ready to go get an aptasia eating file fish

[@klemenskainz4112]

The ICP is in German. But why ?

[@jasonrickerson2768]

phosphate levels are climbing

[@F3ralghoul]

Leon is so grown! hope ya'll are doing well

[@burtminshew4812]

I will never use anything but filefish. They cleared out both my tanks without me ever seeing them eat even one. As far as your space invader it's your nutrients. Look at mine on my page and you will see it's always that way. Fat and happy.