GERMAN CORAL FARM - Coralaxy *the best way*

[@NanoTankReefer]

I would definitely like to see a longer video on this dude. I feel like 3 minutes doesn't give this place justice

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much for that feedback! And don't worry, we have already filmed a huge interview at the same day ;)

[@northeastcorals]

@@seafriendlyreef Yes we need to see lots more of this place! :)

[@reefphotographyig5225]

supported

[@prophetessoftroy]

@@seafriendlyreef So excited to hear that! This is looks incredible!

[@DannysAquariums]

Coralaxy has the coolest corals, fish and invertebrates! 🤩

[@seafriendlyreef]

Yes buddy, you also have some great animals from Coralaxy ;)

[@Jtone_philthy_aquatics]

Hey man just wanted to say you really do a wonderful job with putting these videos together. It’s really cool to see how much progress has been made over a span of 13/14 years that I’ve been personally keeping reef aquariums. I love seeing all of these things being documented in such a professional manor. Great work man

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much for that awesome feedback! :D

[@darkriderx3]

Longer videos maybe 20-30 mins would be greatly appreciated

[@seafriendlyreef]

We have already filmed a huge interview and a showroom tour at the same day ;) don't worry Joshua haha

[@estebanjc1]

I have so much respect for persons helping our oceans and marine animals recover. Thanks.

[@avelinofernandes6359]

This is what will be normal in the future! Great work, congratulation to Coralaxy's people!

[@seafriendlyreef]

I am completely with you!

[@leandropaixao51]

Great video and message, Let's preserve the ocean and wild corals. Farms can supply all we really need to have a realistic piece of ocean in our homes. Congrats from Brazil.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Great feedback!

[@PascalKik]

This company looks so clean. Absolutely topnotch. Thanks for sharing

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much Pascal!

[@NanoTankReefer]

It looks more like a laboratory than a coral farm 🧑‍🔬 great work!

[@seafriendlyreef]

Haha yes I also thought that

[@TheirWorldAquatics]

WOW!!! That was a very impressive layout, definitely standing by for the follow up interview video.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Trank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@bonohusky7849]

Thank you Tobi for showing us this amazing farm! It's great to see that corals agriculture is doing well in Europe so we as a reefing community can be more independent and reduce damage to the reefs around the World. Greetings from London 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@seafriendlyreef]

How awesome is that! Thank you so much for that feedback and much love from Germany :D

[@rudra7615]

God damn, now that's a frag factory. Do wish this video was more, exploring the beginnings, how systems work, the growth they are achieving, the products... What a clean factory too! Impressive

[@calcifiedbonecollector3222]

I absolutely don't understand why you visit such an amazing place and than the vid is only 4 minutes. I think your vids are great but waaaaaaay to short!

[@darkriderx3]

Totally agree! Longer vids pls!!

[@seafriendlyreef]

I can understand that guys :D Trust me I am in progress to create something big ;)

[@calcifiedbonecollector3222]

@@seafriendlyreef that sounds great. I would really appreciate it.

[@mikkelmller4179]

Wow! I would really like to se more of coralaxy! Really nice work!

[@seafriendlyreef]

You are going to see that Mikkel ;) Thank you so much

[@mikkelmller4179]

@@seafriendlyreef awesome!

[@jaysrealreefuk]

It's great to see a sustainable approach to coral supply for the marine hobby. Super impressive. This is also the answer to restoring reefs in the natural ocean in the future. Loved this update - thank you. Hope you are all well?

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much Jay for that great feedback! And you are so damn right my friend :) Yes hope you as well buddy

[@johnbrand1893]

Great video, this is like a look 👀 into the future of coral facilities and their management off. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@seafriendlyreef]

Absolutely! Thank you John :)

[@Chris-te4co]

Sehr gut präsentiert! Du machst eine super gute Arbeit! 42.900 ist schon eine Leistung, aber auch echt verdient! Weiter so!!

[@seafriendlyreef]

Vielen Dank Chris, das freut mich total zu hören :)

[@graphite2786]

Great ideas, I hope they get plenty of support and stay viable. I do like the idea of local maricultured corals tho. This is when small nations protect reefs but at the same time allow local people to gather SMALL frags to be grown in onsite facilities. This makes the reefs a valuable commodity in their eyes. Results- Local people protect the reef. Fishermen can still make a living. Hobbyists can get a wide range of corals. The on-site facilities provide jobs. The communities get educated.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much for your very interesting feedback! :)

[@northeastcorals]

Absolutely correct.

[@luketownsend4527]

Absolutely incredible and amazing! What a fantastic idea and I’m all for this way!

[@seafriendlyreef]

Trank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@XMRNYC]

Can't wait too see a longer version. Amazing setup!

[@prophetessoftroy]

I wish they shipped to US-based customers (though that sort of undermines the sustainability aspect). This is exactly the sort of aquaculture I want to support when I'm making purchases for my tanks. Looking forward to the longer interview you mentioned!

[@die_neya3932]

Echt klasse! Gute Gedanken.

[@andres19877]

I support decreasing the amount of corals taken out from nature. I will tell you something very cool about my country: In colombia I dare to say at least 50%-70% of euphyllias…100% easy lps (Duncan, favias, acans, micromussa, caulastrea, even blastos) 100% acroporas and 100% zoanthids are cultivated by local aquarists. Since our hobby is not regulated here, hobbysts had to learn very well the art of fragment and grow corals without the necessity of importing, prices are very friendly too because if that same reason. Cool huh 👍. Thank you very much for visiting and sharing this amazing place.

[@vesawuoristo4162]

Beautiful operation 👏

[@Mika-xp2dr]

Amazing Dude!!! War schön, dich kennenzulernen. ;)

[@seafriendlyreef]

Das kann ich nur zurückgeben Mika, vielen Dank! :D

[@qnonbs]

These five-minute videos are really doing my head in at this point. You always visit great tanks etc but the episodes are just too short. Before you can get into it the video is already over.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Check out the trailer at the beginning of the video my friend ;) So yes there will be much more longer videos at 2th September at the NEYTROP channel haha Trank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@josephplantz1504]

Am just getting into the hobbie and watching your videos is awesome I think what they are doing is great 👍

[@paulmeneely]

Thank you fir another fantastic video.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@tylerl.4699]

Longer videos please! Do a deep dive channel as well for those of us that want more SFR!

[@seafriendlyreef]

Check out the trailer at the beginning of the video my friend ;) So yes that will be happen at 2th September haha Trank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@Richs_reef]

Fantastic video as always!

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much Rich! :D

[@milkspotscausemetospazzout6813]

Who knows what the long brown coral is called at 1:00? Its to the left top corner..I been wanti g to research this coral..

[@aarondus]

Great tease video;) I hope in the longer video you explored their filtration, feeding and their approach to a balanced ecology 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much! Yes they will be include a lot of information about the whole system :)

[@chrisbehrend6781]

sehr interessanter Bericht.wenn du sagst das zur Zucht produkte on Tropic Marin angewendet werden, wird die Anlage mit Original Balling betrieben?Also wasserwechsel mit Nacl freiem meersalz ?Oder Kalkreaktor?

[@sheemkhaa9933]

I don't how you do it but your videos are magnificent and educational 👍, my opinion catching the wild and breeding has been going on from the start. Without doing so many opportunities and privileges wouldn't give any existing of all that we do.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much for that feedback! And you are so right with it :)

[@Dawg99999]

My german fren..youre video needs to be longer

[@lourimular1685]

30 minutes if possible

[@insanity4224]

I was concerned about the impact of collecting corals from the reef as I’m a hobbyist and live in Australia. It turns out that all the collectors combined is the equivalent to only 40 extra parrot fish eating coral on the reef. And this is spread out over 1000’s of km. Also after snorkelling on the Ningaloo reef recently there’s no way you could collect enough to make an impact.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Awesome!! Trank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@northeastcorals]

Yes & over in Indonesia collection for the hobby is insignificant vs the scale reefs are destroyed by certain fishing techniques, pollution, construction etc. I still agree collection should remain heavily regulated & hope they eventually manage the real problems that are destroying their reefs although at least some of it seems to be caused by China & is beyond their control.

[@petesreef1891]

Looks a great place

[@seafriendlyreef]

Trank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@mwilk19]

Captive breeding of corals and marine fish is the future of this hobby. Hawaii has stopped all collection for the aquarium trade. I would be shocked if they ever reopen for collection. It's very likely that other collection areas in the world will follow suit.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Totally with you! :)

[@carloscaaete]

Yes, Hawaii is very smart doing this. People there STILL can KILL (repeat: KILL) tons of fish/year for food. Incoherent decision made by vegan lobby, against aquarium industry. By the way, the most aquarium fish captured in Hawaii is the Yellow Tang, for decades. What do you think happened to Yellow Tang population in Hawaii? Yes, that´s exactily what you thought: the fish population INCREASED!!!

[@sichi620]

Not all fishes can be tank raised and some fishes are group spawners and most inverts are just impossible to breed. We need to make a balance between wild caught and aquacultured specimens. BTW big fan 🌹 love from India 💙

[@DJ2022DE]

Tolle Einblicke, aber ich muss mich den meisten Kommentaren hier anschließen, das Video könnte gerne 20 Minuten gehen 🤓

[@seafriendlyreef]

Freut mich total zu hören und keine Sorge, da kommt noch ein dicker zweiter Teil auf dem deutschen Kanal ;)

[@DJ2022DE]

@@seafriendlyreef coole Sache!

[@VeryBadReputation]

Really thinking of getting in touch with coralaxy. Greetings from Greece

[@haideransari5124]

Do you sale coral and reef and transport to others countries

[@lorenzospina3174]

This is the right way 😉.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Absolutely!

[@vesawuoristo4162]

The oceans are in big trouble, we should greatly limit fishing of any kind . Growing captive live stock is the only morally acceptable way to go.

[@seafriendlyreef]

So ture!

[@dobermanguy9437]

Vesa a lot of this is total BS propaganda the oceans are actually pretty healthy look at commercial fishing they take thousands and thousands of pounds of tuna out of the ocean everyday what they take for the aquarium trade is a fart in the Wind

[@AliAli-oc7rc]

We as hobbyists should also limit our demand for more and more corals ...this creates environmental damage ...lets just remember its a hobby not a competition to have the biggest and the best looking tank ...

[@seafriendlyreef]

Yes! You are so right :)

[@zafishguy5166]

Amazing

[@seafriendlyreef]

Thank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@squiglesmcgee304]

"The gooch likes that, YEAH gimme some more of that"

[@ddr8993]

Next step: Reviving the reefs where the original specimens weren taken from

[@seafriendlyreef]

You are so right with that!

[@Fkp.777]

Was für eine abgefahrene Scheiße... Hammer^^

[@seafriendlyreef]

Da gebe ich dir recht haha

[@Amit-xq2bt]

Please make longer videos

[@seafriendlyreef]

Check out the trailer at the beginning of the video my friend ;) So yes that will be happen at 2th September haha Trank you so much for your feedback! :D

[@golbs7542]

videos are too short dude . awesome content, but i wannna see more of it. some more info about how systems work, what they dose and feed, equipment they use etc. first 1.5 mins was videos of the ocean and other tanks that has nothing related to coralaxy.

[@pubwvj]

Wild catches should continue as they can be a sustainable harvest for peoples in their areas. Cultured has a place too. The reality is that the aquariums are _not_ the problem and represent only a teeny-tiny taking from the sea. The real problem is transport ships, vehicles, fisheries and pollution. Those are the problems ghat are unsustainable and need fixing.

[@Cicesold]

the clip was to short :(

[@seafriendlyreef]

We have filmed a detailed video at the same day coming soon ;)

[@因素张]

厉害了

[@magdkhateb2822]

Erster 😎

[@lancekuhpow8489]

Vid didn't show or talk about a thing.

[@HawaiiSustainable]

👍999🤙