Simple Saltwater Tank Part 2: Getting Ready For Corals

[@ReefDork]

Here's part 3 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIHHh2OJm92ioJo

[@stevecastelyn]

Man, sliding in that quagmire "gigidy" joke was priceless

[@jaboui06]

20L-$27 20lb rock-$40 Seachem tidal 55-$50 Live coral sand-$25 Phlizon 165w light-$90 200w heater-$25 Clownfish pair-$50 Total cost-$307

[@fishwateraquatics]

I love this, you should keep the series going. Love these smaller tanks

[@hakman239]

I agree

[@rudra7615]

As a first tank, people can make a lot more savings by getting some things second hand as well.. as a lot of things will need to be experienced to learn..the stability to even simple things like acclimation to salinity and temperature levels of water changes. When you consider that, you can start a reef tank for cheap...but we any experienced reefer will tell you ..this will just be the cheapest stage of this hobby. Once you go marine, you never go back and so will your upgrades, coral costs etc..so jump on this hobby knowing that full well. This hobby is a drug, I don't know any reefer has switched off and stayed without a marine tank for the rest of their life, they ALWAYS come back like an ex!

[@typicalaction8619]

Thank you so much for this I’ve always wanted to try saltwater. But I’ve never really had a great chance. But you make it seem really simple so I’m pretty keen to give it a go after watching many of your videos

[@apss5736]

Same

[@raygiannamore]

I love these 2 videos. No nonsense. Straight to the point and incredibly helpful. I'm in the process of planning my own tank and your two videos are a tremendous help. Thx.

[@EVP22]

What I love most about your videos: your narration and facial expressions 😁👍

[@DJDorrat]

Alex, you are tremendous contributor to this hobby. Keep up the great work.

[@SuperCarldk]

Love the beginner friendly videos as I've been thinking of getting my first saltwater tank.. And this video made it seem more achievable than ever!

[@dusk1947]

Great series. I really like your suggestion on the budget light option

[@barthellemans6062]

supper for a frag section in my refugium

[@emilvarga7764]

One of my favorite youtubers! keep it up

[@tylerjaax4917]

I use that same light on my 5 gallon pico and it looks great and grows coral really well. Even some easy sps up top.

[@modotd3885]

Loving the Fluval siphon/gravel cleaner

[@saveloy231]

I have zero ineterest in a salt water tank but I was led here by KZbin and never left :) Well done and best of of luck with your channel!

[@michaelmcgivern8850]

Awesome. We have been trying to figure out an under the hood option to turn our current fresh water tank onto a saltwater tank. Thanks for the recommendations.

[@ReefDork]

The new AI Blade is worth a look too - it's a bit more expensive but worth it if you have the budget.

[@slowboyinc.9039]

You have given me the push to start my first salt water tank haha

[@ReefDork]

👊

[@apss5736]

One of my favourite reefing videos

[@Razgriz218]

Great stuff! Always fun watching your vids!

[@russellcole141]

Excellent video and advice!

[@Matt-mr6et]

Been watching your excellent videos for a while but never commented. This topic is one I’m passionate about - affordable “reef” keeping. Done something similar myself recently - only real difference is that I have the power head and heater only - no filter. With nothing in the filter it seemed pointless and save a lot of real-estate in the tank 👍🏻 oh and I put reed in quotes because I’m a macroalgae fan - it’s great for fast growth, filling out a new tank quick.

[@pauldeacon8764]

Great video as always Alex! I really, really enjoy them every week! 😀👍

[@Brad.Hobbies]

Been excited for this second part, thanks in advance!!

[@MM-wt2oo]

Was really looking forward to the part 2. Thank you.

[@GregOwenZA]

Your content is great. I’m in Cape Town, South Africa. I’m going to start building my first marine tank tomorrow 😁

[@RustyShacklefardd]

I really like a glass cannopy and most rimmed or rimless tanks can adapt. You won't lose as much water and you can always add better lighing. Most bare tanks you buy at an lfs or petshop come with glass tops if they are rimmed such as a 20 long. Fluval 3.0 led bars are a great budget light with app control or if you don't mind spending a little bit more you can usually find a decently priced used kessil tuna A80

[@samlee2944]

Thanks for the good videos. It's nice to know you can keep clowns without a huge financial outlay! I've kept cichlids for years, this really isn't that much different!

[@wayneh397]

Fantastic video perfect set up for a beginner or even a second office tank. I think the one thing you should add to the whole set up is an ink bird heater controller though. And maybe a pop bottle ATO. I started with a similar set up all be it half the size. Total cost was around the same though. The heater failed on me after 8 months and wiped out a fish two corals and a shrimp. Good old Amazon told me where do go also when I explained that there sub standard product caused such a disaster. Fast forward to now I swear by this item of equipment on every tank I set up. I still use inexpensive heaters set to a couple of degrees higher than my controller temperature. That way I have the redundancy and know my fish won’t freeze or worse boil! 😀 Also just to be sure I replace the heaters once a year.

[@paulbarrett6093]

Thanks for info, very nice set up for the beginner.

[@Ronnm89]

I am just getting into the hobby, I think I will follow your advice this tank looks great! Only thing i don’t like the look of the light on the front.

[@hgrueber38]

Great video. It's hard to find a good video that talks about cheaper pieces of equipment that are still good. Most videos and articles review products that look either bad or super expensive. TYSM

[@thestrawberryaniahomegarde7228]

Thank you for useful information. Subscribed

[@User_is_introvert]

Thank u for this and the first video!

[@fishpony1211]

Very cool build! 👊

[@porcu12345]

I'm going to use the light and wavemaker you suggested to upgrade my fluval flex 15g into a nano reef. I didn't realise you could get a good light for so cheap, outside of the chinese brand lights which can either break down within weeks or last years 🤣 Only thing i'm concerned with is the cost of water changes over time when buying from the store.

[@lovermansmith9082]

Super nice ! ! ! Like the tank ! Maybe in the future something like a 40 gallon Breeder drilled for 2 return pumps on their own return lines ' synced ' . Maybe with random flow generators ? Think you could or would want to go without a wave maker ? Less maintenance & redundancy on the pumps . That new 60 gallon Breeder also looks like a nice tank . Great Job ! ! !

[@davidmorffi7940]

what fish do you recommened for starting a tank and i know you showed some that eat algy and left over how many would you say to get in that tank and fish with out making it cramped?

[@Deathwish026]

have you used the poop pipe on your bottom ?

[@jamesrecon14]

They make a Gravity feeding Ato and sell it on Amazon. It cheap and perfect for nano tanks. My youngest son has it on his nano tank. No pumps=no worries. It's perfect for the budget reef builders.

[@catboyy]

What is this?

[@jamesrecon14]

If I remember correctly it called Auto refill fix.

[@dalebrown7291]

Can you do a video on water change mate for this tank specific salt water change

[@waynechapman82]

Could you please give me the name of the new lighting system. As I'm trying to grow corals .many thanks

[@ReefDork]

It's the Tunze marine eco chic

[@emblake7750]

Great setup with toilet roll lol joke on the side absolutely great help from you mate,how much of crushed coral I can use for a 170l tank as a substrate

[@RobBoryckiGolf]

Great job mate

[@mepro4289]

Hi can u pls make a video about featherduster care?

[@athulsonyy]

yes tha would be interesting

[@chilson88]

I have always wanted a salt tank. So with the power head, how do you know how much power to use and the wave setting for it? Is there such thing as too much power or wave setting on any tank?

[@ReefDork]

Best to watch a few videos of established tanks to see what the flow looks like. But basically, if it's blasting your sand everywhere, it's too strong. If it's not, you're good!

[@jamiealford638]

those hermit crabs, urchin and shrimps, do they need to be held up in the months the tank needs to stabilize, as well as this would they not eat the corals, and do I need to feed them if I only want them and corals

[@diasneyhernandez9992]

What lights are those I'm interested

[@ReefDork]

Tunze 8811

[@joenewman6494]

Thanks

[@aaronpateman6227]

I know it’s an old video. But there great!!! Cheers!!

[@VegasEducation]

How far from the light could this light grow corral?

[@ReefDork]

6 inches either side probably at most

[@briancox4724]

Really enjoying your videos cheers.will the tunze light be OK for anemone?

[@ReefDork]

I've never kept an anemone (other than rock flower anemones) but from what I understand they like strong light, so maybe not.

[@briancox4724]

@@ReefDork ok cheers for reply.

[@LewisTommason]

Hi Alex.. Where would I be able to get a cover for this tank (like the one you have in this video) so I can remove the supplied standard lid? Also.. would you still recommend this light upgrade a couple of years on, or would you recommend another now? Thanks mate!

[@ReefDork]

Yep, they're sold as DIY aquarium covers - easy to put together. I'd go for an AI Blade Grow now instead of the Tunze - much better spread.

[@leefoster4133]

Could also add an air-stone. I have heard and not tried but as I understand it; protein-based waste molecules often bond to air bubbles and this could be make it easier to remove the waste since most small tanks don't have a protein skimmer. But it was warned to be ran only for two hours and best at night when the light is off. But as I have through about getting back into this it seems the prices are insane as it's far above £183 now.

[@lam2558]

When you do water changes, do you also need to mix more salt?

[@ReefDork]

Yep, you mix up a new batch of saltwater for every water change.

[@robbedepotter2737]

How does de skimmer work?

[@ammohammonds496]

Hi reef dork . I've got 2 of the same lights in my tank bit it looks more of a whiter look . Do you think adding the black back ground helps to bring out the blue from the light?

[@ReefDork]

Don't know but might be worth trying. It might just be the way the camera presents the colour. The 8850 is really blue, but it's expensive.

[@ammohammonds496]

@@ReefDork OK buddy thankyou. will try the black back ground out . Thanks for replying. Keep up the great videos

[@neiledwards198]

Awesome stuff. Would u recommend a random flow generator?

[@ReefDork]

They're a bit meh in my experience but might be worth a try on a tank like this

[@intergalacticmuffin7071]

Another great video can I ask a I really wanted an anenimone for clowns to host is there a best way to add one as I saw in one of your older videos you said to avoid them. But I'd rather have one than any coral if that's what it would take to house one effectively.

[@ReefDork]

I've never bought one because I don't want to risk them walking over my corals (which they can do). So if you want one that badly, go for it and set the tank up accordingly.

[@multisturge]

Just been to reef dreams after watching your videos mentioning it. I asked my partner if I died in a car accident on the way there because I was in heaven. Soo many fish and corals and fish I never seen before or only ever seen online. Prices were high as reviews say but their colours makes it worth it. Didn't buy anything but still setting up so couldn't buy anything so only went for window shopping and a browse. I've learnt not to go with my toddler son, can't browse whilst stopping my son trying to put his hands in the sumps and pressing buttons on the controllers.

[@bobbyboy4496]

Hi mate not sure if I missed it but you said take the carbon sponge out the filter and add better filtration in the space.. . But what would be put in it . Thanks

[@ReefDork]

I'd use Siporax - it's really porous filter media 🙂

[@bobbyboy4496]

@@ReefDork ok so thats all I need and.my small protein skimmer.. I do have another 3 compartments at back of tank .First one holds skimmer . And last one return pump .. so I add the siporax in the middle one

[@rossmatthews83]

Hi Alex, what would be a good light to upgrade this for coral growth which doesn’t cause any shadowing in the tank? Thanks

[@ReefDork]

AI Blade Grow would be my choice - not too expensive and will do a great job

[@rossmatthews83]

Thanks for that, should I get the 21 or 30 inch grow for this tank?

[@ReefDork]

@@rossmatthews83 21

[@brokenmachine1156]

Hi Great vid, which is the best fish to add to first with Clownfish? Can a sponge filter be used? Thanks keep up the enjoyable content

[@ReefDork]

Loads of options but i'd go for a shrimp goby or a royal gramma. Yes you can use a sponge filter if you want

[@abh3960]

What light is it. Sir.

[@eblouin3413]

So you did a video with the orphek light bar how do you like it ????

[@ReefDork]

Not a lot more to add other than what was in the vid - good light, nice colour, bit of extra power. Recently sold it though to replace it with Kessils for a bit of extra shimmer.

[@eblouin3413]

@@ReefDork love kessel

[@anannyosamayel1350]

Chinese lights are overhated. You could've gotten a very good Aquaknight Spectre for 60 dollars. It's really not as unreliable, and many people have had a lot of success with it.

[@hakman239]

Reef dork the rock you used is it artificial rock or dry live like from dried up reef my LFS sells the same aquascape rock for £5/kg

[@ReefDork]

It's artificial

[@modotd3885]

Giggety Giggety Fluval Skimmer is pooh! Avoid. Great vid though. All too easy to get too much high-end gear in the beginning. If your tank crashes with outbreaks, deaths etc it's disheartening. This method for beginners has longevity. Keep up the good work young man. Mucho appreciated.

[@charliepullen4947]

Hey, love your videos thinking about going to salt water from fresh currently have a 4ft juwel tank can i easily convert this into a marine tank or should I just start fresh ?

[@ReefDork]

It's doable for sure - lots of people have done it. I had a Juwel when I started and thought about converting it. Decided against and went for a sumped setup. A dedicated marine tank is much better, but it can be done with a freshwater tank. If you have the budget though, you won't regret a dedicated system...

[@richardlambert5252]

Hi I am setting up my first tank. What brand is that auto top off please. I like the look of that but cannot find it anywhere. Have watched loads of your stuff and am now going for a fish only and rock saltwater tank.

[@ReefDork]

It's a Reefloat ATU Pro 3

[@artistic_spaz3724]

I started with a "budget" build less than a year ago and am already upgrading which means buying pretty much everything all over again, so the budget build didn't save me anything at all!

[@ReefDork]

Sounds familiar! 😁

[@jackkain7141]

Consider its cost as paying for the knowledge that reef keeping is something you want to do, are capable of doing, and about things that you'll do better/properly on your next tank.

[@artistic_spaz3724]

@@jackkain7141 great points! Thank you!

[@Back2BlackUK]

Could you do an update to this to include the cost of testing kits etc. Really want to get into reef tanks but want to better understand the costs of all the extras I will need.

[@ReefDork]

I closed it down after I made this video but I've been running a Fluval Evo 13.5 for a while now and have made a few videos on that.

[@ciancopeland5790]

A strange thing to ask but have you ever looked into uk native fish and corals? Even some of the macros have gorgeous colours and textures as do the little fish like the topknot

[@ReefDork]

No, they don't really appeal to me - I like the bright, exotic stuff 🙂

[@JordanChapman-eq5nh]

What size sump would u recommend for this tank ?

[@ReefDork]

I wouldn't have a sump with this tank personally - not sure I'd want to drill it.

[@JordanChapman-eq5nh]

@@ReefDork no worries got the tank now just buying bits and bobs ready to set up would of loved to see what else u did with this tank in turns of coral massive fan btw thanks for replying

[@JordanChapman-eq5nh]

@@ReefDork am debating making the filter inside the tank if not a sump lol

[@DuckzeeCars]

Hey Reef Dork! Just Finished my Fluval Evo but like 3 weeks after setup I'm getting brown algae on the live sand. I've read and apparently it's something that always happens but I'm still a bit confused so if u could help I would be really happy! 😊

[@ReefDork]

Google diatoms - that's totally normal and your clean up crew will make light work of it

[@DuckzeeCars]

@@ReefDork alright! Thank you! For my clean up crew I've got 1X Halloween Hermit Crab 2 Trochus Tubro Snails and 1 Nassasarius Snail ( idk how to type them 😂 ) and a Dancing Shrimp!

[@hakman239]

How many fish and what type could I have in a 60l tank running 2 mini canister filters all pond solutions ef150 and all pond solutions hob 500

[@ReefDork]

Probably only a couple, maybe 3 small ones

[@hakman239]

@@ReefDork 2 clowns royal grammar cleaner shrimp and few snails or hermit crabs

[@Mlh1978]

Giggity 🤪

[@PracticalReefer]

Giggidy! 🤣 I looked at the tunze lights a few times but just couldn't find a way to mount them I liked, ideally 2 of them on the back glass pointing to the front would work for spread but they would need cleaned often I imagine being in the water too? Still a great product though! 👌 Nice video! 👍

[@ReefDork]

I run 6 of the Tunze lights in my refugiums and they don't get algae on them much at all (surprisingly). Ideally you want them on the front glass to illuminate the part of your corals/fish that you see best, which is why I didn't put it on the back. It would look neater though so worth trying to see how it looks.

[@PracticalReefer]

@@ReefDork ohh that's surprising given how much light the lenses are getting, yeah I totally see why you did it that way to light your view point, interested to see how it does 🤞

[@MT-qf7nu]

Which livestock have you got in this 2 clownfish plus what else

[@ReefDork]

Just 2 clowns but I closed it down after making this video...

[@ZaxhSO]

When replacing the evaporated water from the tank - do not USE regular tap water to replace the evaporated fresh water. Use RO water. Also use proper judgement and just measure salinity before adding regular RO water as this could bring the pH levels down.

[@wayneh397]

Or draw a fill line on the side of the tank and do it by eye. When it comes to topping up you can accurately measure. Pop bottle ATOs are pretty good to and cost about £6 from Ali express. Ideal for a small system and no moving parts so don’t fail. Your right regarding RODI generally but at a push and bearing in mind this is a budget solution tap water with a decent chlorinator like prime will be absolutely fine for fish only or even softies…. When I first started that’s all I used and I had some great success I think the only real issue was a little bit of more algae in the ugly stage. I was lucky to have tap water with only 90 ppm though so already winning a bit I guess…. Further down the line I invested in an RO unit but only because that’s what the videos told me I needed. Recently I upgraded one of my tanks and ran out of salt water. I didn’t have the time to wait for the RO unit to make more water so I could mix and LSF was closed so I just dumped 50 litres of tap water into my mixing bucket with prime and salt. Two months later no issues what’s so ever no issues at the time either (test every couple of weeks) it was only a 200 litre volume tank to. I think the beut about these two videos is it show how accessible the hobby is to anyone. It also gives them a fighting chance to succeed. It also stop people buying Evos which in my opinion are just too small for clowns.

[@samuelriley5975]

How did you go about ordering the rock from the website? Or did you order the linked £100 box with a mixture of rocks and chose the right ones?

[@robertleffler4286]

Awesome idea for using that light, I was guessing you would use AI Prime but I’ve never seen anyone use that Tunze.

[@ReefDork]

The AI Prime would be better, but it means spending another £100 taking the lid off and another £150 on the light itself. Something to upgrade to in the future though!

[@biancacyprus7635]

Hi, would the light be OK for nems x

[@ReefDork]

Probably, although i've never kept nems (apart from rock flowers) so I have no experience with them.

[@vikingo987]

Thanks for the video! I've been watching reef tank videos for a couple years but I've always dismissed the idea of buying into the hobby due to cost and maintenance. What would be the cost of running this type of small tank setup? and how much work would it involve? How likely is in such a small tank for parameter shifts to wipe out fishes and corals? Thanks in advance!

[@ReefDork]

Really hard to say but you could spend £5 a week on water changes, a few pounds a month on food and not much else. Or you can buy a new coral every week, upgrade it regularly and spend a fortune! Fish will be fine, soft corals should also be fine. If you go for harder corals and don't keep up maintenance, your odds start to decrease...

[@josephposada1830]

There are no guarantees friend. There are experienced reef pundits reporting an entire loss of both fish and corals in huge tanks with all the bells and whistles.

[@gm8314]

@@ReefDork Hi. I’ve currently got a 50 litre marine setup. I would ideally like to double the tank volume to something like the tank you have in this video. The filter that came with this tank. Are you using it for anything other than to create flow because in the first video you showed it with the carbon sponge and the empty cavity. If you could fit anything into it what would you put in there?

[@twochart8920]

Do you use the normal filter or is there a special one for saltwater

[@ReefDork]

Protein skimmers are the most common for reef tanks

[@brokenmachine1156]

Can you use distilled water instead of rodi?

[@ReefDork]

No, it has to be rodi

[@hakman239]

Is there much difference between the aquascape rock and real reef rock also what rock do you use in you 500l tank

[@ReefDork]

RRR looks 10x better but I don't know what they're made of - I'd go RRR if you have the budget

[@jbmurphy4]

Is it hard to add a sump as an upgrade to this tank? Or is the sump not needed on this smaller tank size since its possible to do 20-30% water changes if needed?

[@ReefDork]

Sumps are fantastic and do make life easier. You'd have to drill the tank and install plumbing. I'd worry about cracking the glass...

[@jules2545]

How do you find the Seneye as a par meter please?

[@ReefDork]

Nothing to compare it too, but it's a useful bit of kit and is accurate as far as I can tell

[@harleysloan5085]

When doing a 10% water change, will I replace with fresh water or salt water?

[@ReefDork]

Saltwater

[@atfinthehouse8631]

Well done! What filter are you using in the tank? Or is this all in one?

[@ReefDork]

It comes with a small filter but it just has a carbon pad. I might be tempted to swap the carbon out for some Siporax...

[@simonveldhuis586]

maybe it is interesting to see if you can do it cheaper by getting second hand gear?

[@ReefDork]

You can definitely save money used - I just wanted to make a setup that viewers can replicate easily 🙂

[@jbmurphy4]

I agree. But I've been watching out for some second hand sets advertised online. But they are often old & would need a lot of expensive upgrades. I might get a 2nd hand freshwater tank & convert like this though.

[@simonveldhuis586]

@@jbmurphy4 why is stuff outdated? To have a nice reeftank you dont need the newest gear

[@jbmurphy4]

@@simonveldhuis586 the ones I've seen are often very large with broken lighting. So it would cost more than the tank cost to light it properly. Then again it might be an idea to only light part of it for a while.

[@rudra7615]

Giggity

[@sarlife]

What kind of lighting schedule would you suggest for a setup like this? Ive been on the freshwater side of the hobby for around 15 years at this point, but Im looking to go salt.

[@ReefDork]

12 hours per day, although less wouldn't hurt at first

[@-Tholos-]

Hey Alex, what do you use for measuring par in your tanks?

[@ReefDork]

A Seneye Reef

[@jimgerow5662]

Awesome video! I was at the fish store today, saw a “complete kit” for $650.00. To much for first salt tank. Your option is great, and I will be doing it at some point in the next few months. The only thing I see you not mentioning that I am curious about is what water parameter do I need to check and what to buy to test water parameters. Other than the fresh water kit I use all the time, what do you think I need? Thanx much!

[@ReefDork]

Salinity (refractometer), nitrate and phosphate at first. Then alkalinity and calcium when you have corals

[@MM-wt2oo]

In a tank like this ... is it possible to have more than 2 fish? Which fish would you recommend if one wanted to add anything further. Alternately, if we go for slight higher budget say £1k, what can we do with it.

[@ReefDork]

Yep, 3 or 4 should be fine. Royal gramma and a shrimp goby

[@hakman239]

Iv looked up Marco real reef rock it’s like £35 for 6kg it’s dry live rock but it’s from dried up reefs

[@1RobW]

Only watched as far as the lighting for this post. But if the light is as good as you say, why isn't it mentioned more often as a 'go to' light instead of the £200+ lights out there? Does it also ramp up/down for dusk/dawn at all? Or is that why it is so cheap? edit: You didn't mention what filtration you would need to add to this setup to get it working. I am looking at getting into marine and the majority I have seen is spending about £900+ (25-30g max is all I have room for) before stocking it.

[@ReefDork]

No dusk and dawn and no intensity sliders/app. If you have the budget for a £300 light and an auto top off/cover, I'd go for more expensive kit. The point of this setup is to do it on the tightest budget without buying poor quality equipment. For £70, most people would go Ali Express but the Tunze is much better than them imo. Filtration is the rock and sand, nutrient export is weekly water changes. I've done another 'how to set up' video that cost about £800 but this tank is only supposed to be a simple, budget tank. I talk about filtration in part 1...

[@madhatter7822]

Q. How do u work out what size wave maker you need for your tank size? P.s love the vids

[@ReefDork]

There are loads of x power per y litres of water, but the more the better really and you can always turn a big pump it down, but you can't turn a small pump up above 100%...

[@jordanhewitt5463]

So once you start putting coral in can you put more fish in this set up?

[@ReefDork]

I have attached wouldn't put more than a few fish in a tank like this, but you don't need to wait for corals to add more fish. Although there's no harm in doing so.

[@jordanhewitt5463]

@@ReefDork thanks for the reply! I’m thinking I’m going to do your other beginners setup with the sump I like the look of that one a little more but struggle to find help before you not many people want to answer questions tbh! Another question of course with the rock you use for ornamental purposes can this be replaced with ornaments or does the rock hold properties that help the tank?

[@ReefDork]

@@jordanhewitt5463 the rock is for filtration as much as ornament. Don't think I've ever seen a saltwater tank with no rock...

[@jordanhewitt5463]

@@ReefDork ahhh great thankyou for the help! I’m going to do something similar to your beginner set up with the sump is there any way to contact you via message if I be have anymore questions? Fellow brit here aswell! 😁