Mike, thank you for this comment brother! I really appreciate it, I’m glad I was able to provide you with the confidence to get started! And thank you for acknowledging it bro! Keeping it 💯 is what this channel is all about! Thank you for your support mane! 🤜🏾🤛🏾
Thank you Bro! I really appreciate you! I’ve been watching your videos and you have been working!!💪🏾💯 Looking forward to seeing your saltwater aquarium! 🍻 I was going to tell you to throw some hyacinth in the 100 gallon pond but that may not be possible with the net over it. Nonetheless bro your fish is coming along nicely! I can’t wait to move so I can really dig into the hobby!
@@TheFishCorner Appreciate it, the grind don't stop. This saltwater game a different breed but i'm learning. I need to get bigger tanks, yours are huge lol
I love your videos this is the exact tank I just bought so going to copy yours. I love how you and your wife interact with one another and your baby is the cutest!
I love your videos and I have bought this exact tank so going to try and copy your setup! I also love how you and your wife interact with one another and your baby is just too cute
I hit the like button before even watching because I already know the content is great ! Keep up the cool work! Even camera girl and carter at times I’m back ground chasing things up a bit ! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Keep it up bro got my first 30 gallon saltwater started and did my first burnt stand because of you....i did some stand before just varnish now I am in to burnt.. love to see those Coral's grow up and I will do the same to mine once it up and ready....take care bro
Thank you for this comment Bro! I really appreciate you! I’m glad I was able to inspire you to get started in the saltwater hobby! If you can, hit my IG with a photo of your setup Bro! I bet that stand looks real legit! 💪🏾💪🏾
Hey man great content, learning from ur videos and getting ready to start with the hobby, I'd like to ask u how many pounds of sand do I need for a 36 gallons? Lmk thanks and keep doing the great work 👍
Thanks for throwing it out there on dosing the elements. Don't see that to much out here like as you said with auto dosing. I'm soon to have an open 40 breeder or 65 tall freshwater that may get converted to salt. Simple and easy, much appreciated 💪 😎
Great video man, you know I’m going to do it I have keep cichlids and goldfish but I’m giving saltwater a go because both of your tanks are amazing. Ps. You think you can add the names of the fish the description so I and other people can obtain them especially that red one looks beautiful thank you .
No problem bro I’ll do that. Thank you for commenting. And big thank you for your support! I really appreciate it. Here’s the list so you don’t have to look through the description: Flame hawk fish Twin spot hogfish Clownfish Yellow tail damsels Marble wrasse Hippo tang Coral beauty angelfish Pink spot goby Fire shrimp
@@TheFishCorner o yeah,fashow fam,ima start ah channel soon,I got one,but it's old,it was a dreadlock journey,but I'ma do ah 🐠 fish room,I'm in the process of moving now.but I got Chu. #✊🏿powa
Hey would you mind making a video showing all the kent marines product you dose into the tank. And explain what it does and how it works. Love your videos man 💯
Nice looking tank. Keep in mind you should test your key parameters before you dose and see if you actually need to dose. Most reef salt comes with elevated elements and weekly water changes can replenish especially if you have light coral load.
Thanks. I buy my saltwater. And I only test my water when there’s a problem. If there’s no issues, I don’t test it. Besides I must be doing something right, everything is thriving. 👍🏾
Hey I’m trying to do all my homework on setting up a 36 gallon saltwater tank. Can I start out with just a hang on the back filter with he proper filters and bio balls or buy a canister.
@@TheFishCorner would you consider doing another 20gallon start up reef tank for us who may be interested in starting saltwater? Like from the beginning covering cost, cycling, beginner saltwater fish, filtration, ect? I like to think I’m quite knowledgeable in freshwater with years of trial and error (+/- 20 years), but saltwater seems like a whole other beast to conquer… At the least it may be a content idea down the line :) Either way, thanks for sharing and interacting with viewers. Your channel is awesome!
I read a few comments down about the coral beauty and it being okay long term in a 37gallon tank if it had to be that way … but are you sure?? hahaha I really want one but due to space I will not be upgrading my current 37g tank size at all!
So sorry for the late reply. I’m playing catch-up! And you can definitely keep the coral beauty in a 37 gallon long term. They don’t grow that big and don’t require a lot of swim space, all fish could benefit from more space but a 37g is adequate for a coral beauty. I put black window film on the back of the aquarium. I think black works really well with saltwater aquariums. If you have any more questions, don’t hesitate to ask. Let me know how it goes! 🤞🏾
Tanks looking amazing like always! 👍🏼 Just had a question, do you have a ATO? Or do you top off your tank by hand? And what do you use to top it off? I’ve heard distilled water can work but can’t find a good answer online, keep up the good videos!
Coral beauties are reef safe (With caution) lol. One thing I have to ask and only because it's bugging the heck out of me hahahaha...your water level is low...and you have HOB filters...how is your salt creep on the tank rim and equipment!?!?! Frogspawn, Torches and hammers will do just fine together. You'll do just fine putting them together. I like your content though and watch always! It's a plus that your wife supports it and is in to it as well!! Good stuff bro
Right. Lol. With caution. 🤣 and the salt creep isn’t bad at all. I’ll definitely look into the torches as well as maybe a hammer coral. I appreciate the feedback and support bro! 🤜🏾🤛🏾
@@TheFishCorner do I have too many filters on my saltwater tank my water keeps breaking down I have a TopFin of 30 and A Oase BioPlus 100 my salt keeps breaking down
Would I be able to put all of the fish Except the hippo tang and invertebrates in like a 30g tank because you inspire me what ever what size tank you use for saltwater is fun either way and I would like to join the marine life.
Thank you for your comment Bro! And the answer to that question is yes and no. The marble wrasse will grow to 11in one day… the coral beauty does better within a larger aquarium long term but if all these fish are small, you certainly can. I definitely plan on upgrading these guys again… probably to a 75 gallon… just so I can have a larger reef tank. They’re currently in a 37 gallon and they could potentially stay in here long term if they had to. I would recommend starting off with a 20gallon. You can have quite a few fish in there if set up right. Clownfish, cardinals, damsels, goby, dwarf lion fish, blenny, and the cleanup crew. Just have plenty of live rock so all can coexist successfully.
@@TheFishCorner well I was wondering about it because I have a old 30g tank that I haven't uses in a while so I thougt maybe some of the fish that you have in the 37 can possibly go into the 30
I have a question. Im new to the saltwater aquarium. I have a 39 saltwater aquarium. I have yellowtail blue Damsel and a green spotted puffer fish. Can i put a Tomato clown fish in the same tank? I also have some crabs. But the puffer doesnt mess with them.
Congratulations on your first saltwater aquarium. Welcome to the Salty side of things. As for Your question. You can put the Tomato Clownfish in your tank no problem. But I would be careful with the pufferfish and crabs. That’s great that he hasn’t bothered them yet but idk how that will last. Just keep an eye on them.
@@TheFishCorner Yeah if there’s a bunch of heads on it the price can definitely add up. Check out the frag cave on Facebook you would have to pay a flat rate of 45 for shipping but dude has some amazing coral and sells it for super cheap and has a bunch of different games to win coral. That’s where I got my Duncan’s from and I also won a hellfire torch for $16 can’t beat that lol
Water changes. But I don’t test my water unless there’s a problem. Reason being you’ll stress yourself out chasing numbers. Just keep your tank cleaned , do regular water changes and if there’s nothing wrong with your fish, don’t worry about it.
I’m gonna be frank, all that stuff you dosed in tank will eventually cause a imbalance in that eco system. It will cause imbalance in good bacterIa. It can take months or years to resolve. I understand that you have a feel of how much to dose everyday but I will say that it will eventually take a turn. You can’t see it now because you don’t have enough coral to give you the hint. Corals need stability to thrive. Those frags that died is because of the blind dosing. Rule #1 in reefing is never dose what you don’t test for. Something a retail store will never tell you. Save your money on these dosing products. My advise would be is that a weekly or biweekly water change is the way tho go. Look for a good salt to use. A good salt already has minor and major trace elements. Ditch the dosing products. That’s all you need to be safe than sorry down the road. That purple stuff you’re dosing is nothing but added calcium. And you’re already blinding dosing calcium with a Kent product. Calcium and alk need to be dosed at a balanced ratio to keep hard corals thriving. It’s to complex to explain on here but just know that water changes is all you need for now. Don’t fall for store advise. They just want to sell us stuff. You remind me of me when I started. I learned the hard way. You’re fish look nice and healthy. I spot feed my fish once a day. Making sure I don’t overfeed when will cause issues as well. I have a protein skimmer which I don’t even run most of the time because I stripped out all my nutrients causing dinos. What a nightmare. I using a dosing pump of alk and cal because I have a lot of lps coral. . And a simple water change.
@@TheFishCorner Yes I have a small Duncan and flowerpot coral I just upgraded from a 5 to 25 Gallon tank the information you provide on your video help me allot I do need to buy stuff to Dose corals but since is soft coral the water change should be enough until I get Calcium, Magnesium I already have a Alkalinity Buffer … wanted to ask you what light do you use ? thanks :)
I didn’t have any issues with my coral beauty in the past… maybe he just like the way that coral taste… 🤷🏾♂️ At least he doesn’t bother my other ones.
I got my first saltwater because of you! Thanks for always keepin it 💯 broski! 💪🏿
Mike, thank you for this comment brother! I really appreciate it, I’m glad I was able to provide you with the confidence to get started! And thank you for acknowledging it bro! Keeping it 💯 is what this channel is all about! Thank you for your support mane! 🤜🏾🤛🏾
I like that fish tank.👍
Thank you!! 🤜🏾🤛🏾
Tank look awesome. Looking to add more corals & fish to mines soon as well. Learning alot about the salt game from you bro!
Thank you Bro! I really appreciate you! I’ve been watching your videos and you have been working!!💪🏾💯 Looking forward to seeing your saltwater aquarium! 🍻
I was going to tell you to throw some hyacinth in the 100 gallon pond but that may not be possible with the net over it.
Nonetheless bro your fish is coming along nicely! I can’t wait to move so I can really dig into the hobby!
@@TheFishCorner Appreciate it, the grind don't stop. This saltwater game a different breed but i'm learning. I need to get bigger tanks, yours are huge lol
What kind of corals that will be a great fit for me I have four snails and two little crabs in shells do I need more for a 29 gal saltwater tank
Great video again!! I love how you two interact together, same page, same upbeat!
Thank you Bro! I really appreciate your support!
Thank you for your video. Been learning so much from you
Great update video bro. Tank looks astonishing. I love the relationship you have with your wife great interaction keeping us watching! Great TEAM!
Thank you Cayden! We truly appreciate you! Thank you for supporting us and our channel!
I love your videos this is the exact tank I just bought so going to copy yours. I love how you and your wife interact with one another and your baby is the cutest!
Keep it up
Will do!
Boss set up mate u smashing it 😜 am new from Liverpool in UK will be watching ur vids bro
Thank you Bro! I appreciate you! Thank you for your support!
Nice
💯 Thank you!
Thank you for your video. Been learning so much
Thank you.
Awesome looking tank my friend.
Thank you Brother! I appreciate you!
Thanks for sharing as I wasn’t familiar with the dosing.
You’re welcome Brother!
Awesome videos and tanks. New sub hear. Awesome camera woman also .
Thank you Bro! I appreciate your support! Thank you for subscribing!
Beautiful tank!!!!
Thank you!!
Also shoutout to your camera woman!
Thank you! We appreciate it! She does such a great job!!
Man tour corals are looking great!! And amazing work on that tank!!!
Thank you! They’re definitely coming along!!
I love your videos and I have bought this exact tank so going to try and copy your setup! I also love how you and your wife interact with one another and your baby is just too cute
I hit the like button before even watching because I already know the content is great !
Keep up the cool work! Even camera girl and carter at times I’m back ground chasing things up a bit ! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you! We really appreciate your support! Big S/O to Canada 🇨🇦 It’s nice to know that we have supporters like you!
Keep it up bro got my first 30 gallon saltwater started and did my first burnt stand because of you....i did some stand before just varnish now I am in to burnt.. love to see those Coral's grow up and I will do the same to mine once it up and ready....take care bro
Thank you for this comment Bro! I really appreciate you! I’m glad I was able to inspire you to get started in the saltwater hobby! If you can, hit my IG with a photo of your setup Bro! I bet that stand looks real legit! 💪🏾💪🏾
Lovely frogspawn 👍
Thank you! It’s my favorite!
This is so Awesome cant wait to setup my tank
Thank you! And let me know how it goes!
Solid fan here from Philippines! you have nice collection!
Thank you! I appreciate your support and feedback! S/O to the Philippines 🇵🇭
do you have tips to avoid ick or ich on saltwater fish? :)
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Hey man great content, learning from ur videos and getting ready to start with the hobby, I'd like to ask u how many pounds of sand do I need for a 36 gallons?
Lmk thanks and keep doing the great work 👍
Thanks for throwing it out there on dosing the elements. Don't see that to much out here like as you said with auto dosing. I'm soon to have an open 40 breeder or 65 tall freshwater that may get converted to salt. Simple and easy, much appreciated 💪 😎
You’re welcome! Thank you for your feedback and support! That 65 tall will make for a great saltwater aquarium! Tall rock-work with corals etc. 💪🏾
Tank is looking great. You can find frags of Duncan coral for anywhere from $15-30 with a few heads on it depending on where u look
Thank you Bro! I actually just bought some corals the other day and the Duncan coral cost me $100…. But it has like 10 heads or so.
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Great video man, you know I’m going to do it I have keep cichlids and goldfish but I’m giving saltwater a go because both of your tanks are amazing.
Ps. You think you can add the names of the fish the description so I and other people can obtain them especially that red one looks beautiful thank you .
The red one is a flame hawk fish
@@xj52sfishyworld86 thank you I appreciated 🙏🏻
No problem bro I’ll do that. Thank you for commenting. And big thank you for your support! I really appreciate it.
Here’s the list so you don’t have to look through the description:
Flame hawk fish
Twin spot hogfish
Clownfish
Yellow tail damsels
Marble wrasse
Hippo tang
Coral beauty angelfish
Pink spot goby
Fire shrimp
@@TheFishCorner I appreciate that thank you so much
My salt 🧂 💦 water coming soon,nice vid big homie
Yessir!! I can’t wait to see it! Share it to my IG when it’s setup bro!
@@TheFishCorner o yeah,fashow fam,ima start ah channel soon,I got one,but it's old,it was a dreadlock journey,but I'ma do ah 🐠 fish room,I'm in the process of moving now.but I got Chu.
#✊🏿powa
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Tanks looks good bro 👌
Thank you! I appreciate your support! 🤜🏾🤛🏾
Hey would you mind making a video showing all the kent marines product you dose into the tank. And explain what it does and how it works. Love your videos man 💯
Thank you Bro, I appreciate you! I’ll do that soon.
Make some more feeding videos soon bro and can you do a video on your sump and all the filters thanks 👍👍
Funny you say that. I have a feeding video I just recorded the other day. Dropping it in a couple days. 🤜🏾🤛🏾
Nice looking tank. Keep in mind you should test your key parameters before you dose and see if you actually need to dose. Most reef salt comes with elevated elements and weekly water changes can replenish especially if you have light coral load.
Thanks. I buy my saltwater. And I only test my water when there’s a problem. If there’s no issues, I don’t test it. Besides I must be doing something right, everything is thriving. 👍🏾
@@TheFishCorner You are right about that. Tank is looking good.
Looks like that pink zoa is reaching...what's ur par in the tank...very nice frogspawn coral
Hey I’m trying to do all my homework on setting up a 36 gallon saltwater tank. Can I start out with just a hang on the back filter with he proper filters and bio balls or buy a canister.
You can start out with a HOB filter.
Can you leave a link as to where we can get the supplements for dosing? And how we should know when to dose
Any fish store will have all the supplements. And the instructions on how often to dose is on the back of the containers.
I had no idea the corals needed dosage.
Right. It’s easy to overlook. But once you know, it makes sense and that’s the difference between a successful reef and a failing reef.
@@TheFishCorner would you consider doing another 20gallon start up reef tank for us who may be interested in starting saltwater? Like from the beginning covering cost, cycling, beginner saltwater fish, filtration, ect? I like to think I’m quite knowledgeable in freshwater with years of trial and error (+/- 20 years), but saltwater seems like a whole other beast to conquer… At the least it may be a content idea down the line :) Either way, thanks for sharing and interacting with viewers. Your channel is awesome!
I read a few comments down about the coral beauty and it being okay long term in a 37gallon tank if it had to be that way … but are you sure?? hahaha I really want one but due to space I will not be upgrading my current 37g tank size at all!
Also did this tank have a blue background or black ?? I can’t decide which of those two colors to pick but I really like how yours look!
So sorry for the late reply. I’m playing catch-up! And you can definitely keep the coral beauty in a 37 gallon long term. They don’t grow that big and don’t require a lot of swim space, all fish could benefit from more space but a 37g is adequate for a coral beauty. I put black window film on the back of the aquarium. I think black works really well with saltwater aquariums. If you have any more questions, don’t hesitate to ask. Let me know how it goes! 🤞🏾
Tanks looking amazing like always! 👍🏼 Just had a question, do you have a ATO? Or do you top off your tank by hand? And what do you use to top it off? I’ve heard distilled water can work but can’t find a good answer online, keep up the good videos!
Coral beauties are reef safe (With caution) lol. One thing I have to ask and only because it's bugging the heck out of me hahahaha...your water level is low...and you have HOB filters...how is your salt creep on the tank rim and equipment!?!?!
Frogspawn, Torches and hammers will do just fine together. You'll do just fine putting them together.
I like your content though and watch always! It's a plus that your wife supports it and is in to it as well!! Good stuff bro
Right. Lol. With caution. 🤣 and the salt creep isn’t bad at all. I’ll definitely look into the torches as well as maybe a hammer coral.
I appreciate the feedback and support bro!
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I’m starting a 29 saltwater tank for the first by watching ur CZcams videos so do I have to have corals
You don’t have to have corals. It’s a personal choice. At this time, I don’t have any corals.
@@TheFishCorner what I have a Oase filter 50 and 35 filter that came with my aquarium 29 gal is that to much for my saltwater tank
@@TheFishCorner do I have too many filters on my saltwater tank my water keeps breaking down I have a TopFin of 30 and A Oase BioPlus 100 my salt keeps breaking down
Whats the length and width
Would I be able to put all of the fish Except the hippo tang and invertebrates in like a 30g tank because you inspire me what ever what size tank you use for saltwater is fun either way and I would like to join the marine life.
Thank you for your comment Bro! And the answer to that question is yes and no. The marble wrasse will grow to 11in one day… the coral beauty does better within a larger aquarium long term but if all these fish are small, you certainly can. I definitely plan on upgrading these guys again… probably to a 75 gallon… just so I can have a larger reef tank. They’re currently in a 37 gallon and they could potentially stay in here long term if they had to.
I would recommend starting off with a 20gallon. You can have quite a few fish in there if set up right. Clownfish, cardinals, damsels, goby, dwarf lion fish, blenny, and the cleanup crew. Just have plenty of live rock so all can coexist successfully.
@@TheFishCorner ok thank you so much this is going to help me a lot for choosing things
@@TheFishCorner well I was wondering about it because I have a old 30g tank that I haven't uses in a while so I thougt maybe some of the fish that you have in the 37 can possibly go into the 30
Do all of those fish get bigger or are they fully grown
What kind of light is that bro?
You should do a tour of all you’re fish
I just did that last week.
czcams.com/video/Dpa_M_IO8Z0/video.html
@@TheFishCorner thanks
Anytime Bro!
So loud the system is indeed
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I have a question. Im new to the saltwater aquarium. I have a 39 saltwater aquarium. I have yellowtail blue Damsel and a green spotted puffer fish. Can i put a Tomato clown fish in the same tank? I also have some crabs. But the puffer doesnt mess with them.
Congratulations on your first saltwater aquarium. Welcome to the Salty side of things. As for Your question. You can put the Tomato Clownfish in your tank no problem. But I would be careful with the pufferfish and crabs. That’s great that he hasn’t bothered them yet but idk how that will last. Just keep an eye on them.
@@TheFishCorner thank you so much. Yes i love my saltwater aquarium. I love your videos. I will watch closely with the crabs.
whats the name of the lil red fish perched on the rock ? not sure if i missed it but i rewatched the part where you listed the fish a few times
Yea I mentioned it. He was the first fish I named, it’s a flame hawk fish.
@@TheFishCorner thanks 💯
Wsup Cleveland, I have this same tank and I'm looking to make it saltwater. Can you tell me how much sand you used for this
$180 good Lord how many heads were on it? The most expensive I have ever seen Duncan’s were $20 a head. But I got mine for $20 for three heads
Right! It had a few nice amount of heads but still didn’t feel it was worth $180…. But if you say $20/head then maybe the price was fair…. 🤷🏾♂️
@@TheFishCorner Yeah if there’s a bunch of heads on it the price can definitely add up. Check out the frag cave on Facebook you would have to pay a flat rate of 45 for shipping but dude has some amazing coral and sells it for super cheap and has a bunch of different games to win coral. That’s where I got my Duncan’s from and I also won a hellfire torch for $16 can’t beat that lol
Bro how do you control Nitrate in the salt water tank?
Water changes. But I don’t test my water unless there’s a problem. Reason being you’ll stress yourself out chasing numbers. Just keep your tank cleaned , do regular water changes and if there’s nothing wrong with your fish, don’t worry about it.
@@TheFishCorner Many Thanks bro 👍
I’m gonna be frank, all that stuff you dosed in tank will eventually cause a imbalance in that eco system. It will cause imbalance in good bacterIa. It can take months or years to resolve. I understand that you have a feel of how much to dose everyday but I will say that it will eventually take a turn. You can’t see it now because you don’t have enough coral to give you the hint. Corals need stability to thrive. Those frags that died is because of the blind dosing. Rule #1 in reefing is never dose what you don’t test for. Something a retail store will never tell you.
Save your money on these dosing products. My advise would be is that a weekly or biweekly water change is the way tho go. Look for a good salt to use. A good salt already has minor and major trace elements. Ditch the dosing products. That’s all you need to be safe than sorry down the road. That purple stuff you’re dosing is nothing but added calcium. And you’re already blinding dosing calcium with a Kent product. Calcium and alk need to be dosed at a balanced ratio to keep hard corals thriving. It’s to complex to explain on here but just know that water changes is all you need for now. Don’t fall for store advise. They just want to sell us stuff. You remind me of me when I started. I learned the hard way. You’re fish look nice and healthy. I spot feed my fish once a day. Making sure I don’t overfeed when will cause issues as well. I have a protein skimmer which I don’t even run most of the time because I stripped out all my nutrients causing dinos. What a nightmare. I using a dosing pump of alk and cal because I have a lot of lps coral. . And a simple water change.
I want a hammer coral but 90$ hurts my soul ! 😂
I understand! I have to give in soon though. I definitely need one. And the Duncan coral.
@@TheFishCorner Yes I have a small Duncan and flowerpot coral I just upgraded from a 5 to 25 Gallon tank the information you provide on your video help me allot I do need to buy stuff to Dose corals but since is soft coral the water change should be enough until I get Calcium, Magnesium I already have a Alkalinity Buffer … wanted to ask you what light do you use ? thanks :)
Dude sorry no Pygmy angel is reef safe it’s always with caution. I have been fortunate that my coral beauty as not bothered with any of my corals.
I didn’t have any issues with my coral beauty in the past… maybe he just like the way that coral taste… 🤷🏾♂️ At least he doesn’t bother my other ones.
@@TheFishCorner My friend as with anything in this hobby trail by era. Happy to 👂 he hasn’t messed with any others. Enjoy ur Sunday.
You’re absolutely right! And thank you bro. You too.
Who does your hair
I do. Why you ask?
You think I can do the same set up on a 75 gallon?
I would throw a sump on the 75 gallon.
What do you use inside the two filters?
Sponge, bio media, carbon.
Nice
Thank you.