Jap... this is a SALT WATER indoor pond!! - My dream..

Our last video together with Jeff Turner from Reef Aquaria Design but for me the most existing one. Jeff shows me a salt water indoor pond. WOW!
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This channel offers you the opportunity to collect ideas around the topic of sea water aquariums. It shows the spatial and technical possibilities to set up your reef tank at home in the living room, bedroom or office.
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Tobias Neyer
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[@A-GoldenBar]

Bro point the camera on the pond more

[@Coltensreefing]

PLEASE!!!!

[@omeshpillay7165]

Nice stuff. It would be better if there were some underwater shots. Also, show what it looks like at night with the lights on.

[@dmc3489]

Even the Tang Police can enjoy this one! Thanks for covering a beautiful system and for producing two of my most favorite channels on the internet! I absolutely love Neytrop... Great to see you here in the US!

[@sizzleiguanaclick]

Amazing! Interesting they dont have any sort of side viewing panel. I honestly would recommend putting in a camera and having a livestream of the pond on one of the walls.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Would be a great idea!

[@cut419ram]

I was just thinking the same thing. Like, it would have been more amazing had it not been a pond but a larger/deeper tank going up. Then affixing the corals at eye's view.

[@hunterh891]

I love saltwater Ponds, has always been my dream to have one but it gets a little too cold where I live during the winter to keep one outside but maybe inside like this one it could be done!

[@dusk1947]

I love this system. I had watched Mr. Turner's build video, and remember drooling the entire time. The landscaping directly behind the window really helps to deliver on it, and will look wonderful once the Mangroves grow in. It would be beautiful without the water feature behind the window, but having both creates such a wonderful scene.

[@damonkamari]

That was a great idea❤ I love it. Thanks Tobias🙏

[@patrickb8533]

Awesome 👌 thanks again for the great work

[@DannysCoralReef]

This tank is so beautiful and very different and interesting!

[@shabbir78]

My goodness this is very unique 😍😍😍😍😍😍🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@westemania7961]

Very well done! I do find it funny how they’ve placed that middle LED above that piece of dead rock. Seems like a waste of some good light.

[@lorenzospina3174]

Absolutely gorgeous ❤, it's one of my dreams too my friend 🙂

[@ou812reefing]

I saw a video from RADs channel when they were just getting the fish and coral in this is an amazing pond setup Great video and again thanks your videos are inspiring and informative 👍🍻

[@SaltWaterSteve1]

Wow makes mine look tiny 😮

[@Reefer_NYC]

wow wow wow

[@woldsee8221]

8000 litres 😙 wow. I wonder if you could put a fish tower inside, to see more of the beautiful fish. (Fischturm)

[@seafriendlyreef]

Also a great idea!

[@TurkCiller]

Glaube der hätt sich n aquarium gebaut wenn er die fische mehr sehen will😂

[@dr.deagel7632]

Sehr geil, aber man sieht weder Fisch noch Koralle in voller Pracht.

[@teguhateng4631]

with RAD aquarium

[@wyliecoyote1696]

Brilliant! But kind of a shame it has no visible side view.

[@seafriendlyreef]

Yes but remember it is a pond :D

[@MAR1N3GUY]

The rad guy is sooooo strange!

[@thedude7319]

From which region is he ? He has an unique pronunciation ? His 'a's remind me of North Europe languages

[@EugeneRu777]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mr.hobbyist8668]

So how is natural sunlight prevented from causing algae in this system? ıts obvious beautiful system

[@erikm8372]

It’s inevitable to get algae, especially like that, near a window. But all it takes is the weekly maintenance… I had several freshwater planted tanks with dirt as substrate, for the plants’ sake… And my God, I swear those were the best tanks & plants I ever owned, bc of the dirt… but also bc they were right by an eastern and a northeastern window. No lighting provided by me, so they had that perfectly natural rhythm of sunrise and sunset each day. Really makes a difference. Instead of lights on and off on a timer. Unless you have a dimmer. Mine got the morning sunrise, and a hint of afternoon light, but other than that, no artificial lighting. Still, obviously, the nutrients from the dirt created a lovely home for algae. Lol, I just found that the key to nutrient/algae management is consistent and efficient water changes. I would do 50% once a week, sometimes up to 80%. But a minimum of half the tank water changed. As long as you leave some water in the tank, your beneficial bacteria are still there, and it won’t fuck up. Plus they’re all in the substrate, the rocks, etc. 😊 It just amazes me what larger weekly water changes can do! As a kid, I remember reading books, or talking to adults, that would say “10-20% once or twice a month”. No way! Haha! Also, the number of fish and plants in the tank affects nutrient buildup, of course. I only had schools of small fish, some angelfish at times. Once I had a female betta sorority. But I had mostly species that ate algae, like a lot of otocinclus & cherry shrimp, and nothing else… and whatever algae I did see that they didn’t eat, I scraped off and they’d eat the crumbs 👍🏽 …more plants also outcompetes algae for nutrients. Sorry if that was long, and you already know this, hehe

[@wmars4655]

Whats up with that bleached rock someone threw on top.

[@Sammy31Dee]

Its cool but they really should have made it so it can be viewed from the side a little bit....otherwise you really cant enjoy its top down view without killing the flow ....

[@andrewturner1115]

I would of never put gps in a pond that big. Gonna cause u a nightmare later on

[@gaiyalvefish]

I have experience shark Feeding 🦈 Gaiya lve fish

[@e30ygc]

not easy to see the fishes from the top....hm...

[@moonwortstudio-ri9rj]

Scarface's reef.

[@ckevin33]

It is an overkill to have a calcium reactor for a bunch of softies. Even all those coral feeding are redundant. Fish wastes feeds the softies. I think it is just wasting money.

[@erikm8372]

In the video title… did you mean to say “yup” or “yep”? Not gonna lie, at first I thought it was a racial slur from yesteryear… although I suppose they never really disappear. But the “J” word was much more prevalent, I’ve read, in the 1940s.

[@seafriendlyreef]

In germany we often use the J hahah ;)

[@letsgobrandon987]

Bro nobody wants to watch and hear this guy so much. Next time focus on the actual display more please.