Easy Water Changes for a Saltwater Aquarium

[@GordonChil]

Thanks for this. I love the step by step process. I’m brand new to reefing and needed to know a good way to change the water. This is perfect.

[@IvoryDraco]

Ty for your time. The crevice poop turkey baster thing is a great idea.

[@rubiinfante6552]

What pump are you using? Love this idea

[@mizwarren6180]

How come you didn’t turn the lights on at the end to show us the end result? I was eagerly waiting 😂😂 Thank you for the video, it was very helpful to me.

[@adrianshorter9264]

bro add salt to water not the other way around reefing 101 no disrespect.. keep up the good content!!

[@EagleAquatics]

Thanks man, I know thats the law of the land but I have always mixed water this way for 5 years and have never had a single problem, we do it at work also with no problems. To each is own.

[@serkyt]

Adding water to salt causes precipitation lowering the additives and is not recomended. I don’t see why you would go against Red Sea’s recommendation as it does not speed the process or make it any easier. Do whatever you want to your own tank, but I find producing a video in this manor irresponsible. Just my personal opinion and not fact 😉

[@EagleAquatics]

My tanks thriving, I dose, and all levels are perfect. You be you my friend and ill be me..

[@Daddyrican2010]

Great video

[@sharonrebenstorf901]

How long does it take to do this complete water change? Very informative and interesting Video. Excellent care of your tank and it really shows, the tank is beautiful.

[@EagleAquatics]

Thank you, the whole process usually takes around an hour.

[@Coral-reef.]

Man how do you get away with doing wc only every 2 or 3 weeks and only 20 gallons ?

[@stephenbassett1610]

Are you supposed to add the salt to the water and niot what you did 😮

[@gethseman]

Do u know why my tds is testing 1 or 2 in the 44 gallon blute can, but tds coming out at 0.

[@videogazer801]

How many gallons is that fish tank?

[@BrandyT-pl4rp]

Do you need to heat the water before putting it in?

[@EagleAquatics]

I dont, unless you are doing a massive 50% or greater change I dont heat the water.

[@gabesreef]

I thought it was better to add salt to water not water to salt

[@EagleAquatics]

Lots of people do, but i have always done it this way and have never had any problems before, we do it at work also with no problems.

[@gabesreef]

@@EagleAquatics I think that's just a basic chemistry thing, usually to avoid some kind of reaction

[@EagleAquatics]

Probably, not to sure

[@thecornerfishroom3884]

I am a fan of the trashcan method myself

[@titogonzalez9667]

FIRST YOU PUT WATER, AFTER THAT YOU ADD SALT TO THE WATER. I THINK YOU HAVE TO LEARN A LOT AND YOU WILL HAVE TO READ A LOT OF BOOKS...