How to Setup a Reef Tank - Part 4: Hardy Beginner Corals and where to Place Them
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This build is amazing well planned out the only thing missing is the list of corals in the description.
These vids got a lot of criticism but you can tell how much he enjoyed playing around & breaking a few rules with this build.he looked happy & excited to do it.nice to see 😊
Subscribed 👍🏻 Great video man. I wish I had a coral garden around the corner to stock my tank with! I have been out of the hobby for as long as I was in it (8 years) and I'm super excited to get back into it. Setting a 5 gallon Marineland Portrait this week for my birthday. Upgraded the light to a Fluval 20 watt LED to ensure plenty of light for any coral and I've amassed a pile of supplies and equipment this past week. Really excited to try out the Jebao SW2 wave maker! No skimmer although I do have one if needed but with such a small tank and a Hang on Back refugium I should have all the filtration I need. Can't wait! Stay healthy and keep the videos commin!
I am enjoying the series a lot. If you do begin adding trace elements please can you do it step by step exactly how you did it and with what products. Thanks!
Le meilleur moment pour un aquariophile, remplir son aquarium mais toi tu as juste à faire ton marché, c'est TOP !!!
Merci Jake ... 👏👏👏
Love the series. Thanks. Would appreciate seeing the stock par readings against that coral placement please.
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO!!! YOUR WORK NEVER DISAPPOINTS!!! 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Bro, your cinematography is hella dope. Such a great tank setup too. Keep it up!
P.S. think alot of people had to double take on the no cycling part lmao!
Total novice to reefing here, I don’t even have one set up yet but I do have everything needed. The tank I’m going to use is currently emergency freshwater angel fry accommodation 🤷♂️
I would like to know how you attached the corals to the rock and as I won’t have fish in there for a couple of months, how do you feed them?
Fantastic videos by the way. You’ve instilled a lot more confidence in me for starting my marine venture. Thank you!
I am loving the new intro music selection.
Another great video in the series! Tank is starting to look really sweet but you blew me out of the water with the corals going into the tank that quickly. And not just that, did you acclimate them to the new tank? I've done new tanks in a day but I was using sand, rock and water pulled from my much larger system so even though it was a "new" tank, the environment was the same so the corals didn't need any acclimation time and the tank didn't need to cycle.
Love it! Merry christmas guys!
Wow! That came out really nicely!
Ah man, I would love to have a long-polyp pink toadstool like that, what a pretty coral.
I'm so jealous that you can just go pick that many variations of coral like nothing...AND that are already a good size. I wish I could just add them to my tank the way you do...it's like magic.
Really interesting man, little bit of nervousness from some people (no hate though which is awesome to see!) with not cycling the tank and acclimating corals. Keen to see what you've got in store for the inital maintenance period, keep up the excellent work mate!
Hey Jake,
Awesome tank! Would love your expertise.
We have a 4ft Aquaone minireef 215 (with a mariglo light). We recently added a beautiful bright green Trachy to the bottom part of the tank (on the sand) in full light. We noticed after a week that some parts of it were going a little white so we decided to move it to a little more shaded area. There's still no improvement, if anything, it's getting worse.
Am I doing the completely opposite? Should I be moving it higher up in the tank to get it More light? (we know the mariglo isn't a great light and we have plans to upgrade it soon).
We currently have a pretty decent assortment of corals but this one (along with a cynarina) aren't going that great.
Thanks!
Dont end it! Can you show how you would feed the tank? Spot feed or broadcast feed. That long polyp leather is nice man. Would you sell me a small piece? Love the series man.
This is so amazing... i am thinking of getting a saltwater tank in about 6 months Still learning... 😊🙏
So cool. Keep it up. Absolutely love the channel
great video hoping to see more soon!!
Nice little series! 😎🎉
Lol hey bud i watched the other video witch explained it all for me love the videos and i wish we had the same set up over here in Scotland but the fish shops are rubbish here so it's hard to get nice corals and stuff but ones I set my dream tank up i will be ordering all my corals from wwc ;) as they are amazing anyways all the best bud and thanks for taking the time to get back to me ;)
Just as I thought my tank was looking good you make one that looks better in a day 😂
I can't wait till that anemone gets his own aquarium and and a bunch of symbiotic buddies!! This tank looks amazing
Says add 1-3 corals a week. Proceeds to put 17-20 in one shot lol.
LMAO!!! I was thinking the same
We are all still kids at heart...lmao
This is why I add my coral at my pace..Works fine in my tank
I have a question!
I love that tank so much so I was wondering how large it was!
Great series!
This was a fun video to watch bud, thought you should know
Thanks for the video....turned out really nice.
Love the way your aquarium looks! When shopping for corals, I run into what I consider astronomical costs; unless I get the little ones less than an inch, and they rarely survive (or the fish eat them). Any advice as to wear to get reasonably priced and sized corals? Thanks.
If you have a old or extra tank you could buy the small corals and grow them out if you have time and patience it could be worth it look up ones that grow and reproduce fast
I wish I can go to a store and pick corals like that and not paying a cent 😂🤣 great content 👍
hi,really interesting series, when you add the fish after the day earlier you added the corals , cause the tank is new how you manage nitrate and phospate? thanks in advance.
That Ritteri anemone is looking great!
I would love to know what return pump your using, the flow compared to my nano is nothing. I have problems with coral placement
watching you pick through your coral tanks made me laugh so much... oooh yeah from a shiiipWRECK pmsl some amazing looking corals too
Superb.. thanks for your idea...love from india 😍
Beautiful tank! What kind of light did you use?
Will you be adding more coral waiting for update
I'm using Dr. Tim's and ammonia for a fishless cycle. I'm on day 4 now and my nitrites are starting to go up. Once the tank finishes cycling and I do a water change I'd like to add one clown fish for the ammonia and a mushroom and or a soft coral or LPS. When should I be able to do this? I know you cycled your tank a little differently.
Can you please do a video on your holding tanks for coral and the equipment?
Does the water really clears up over night that’s amazing cloudy to crystal clear, did you put water treatment to speed up the clarity?
Good Job, i like it greez from Germany
What are your opinion on dinos? I cant seem to beat them even with increasing nutrients and any coral i add dies in a couple of weeks.
Awesome series! Can you name the music you used? Good taste!
I’m new to this. Are you gluing the coral to the rock?
Do u add any extra power heads for flow, or just use the sump return pump?
Thx
Looking good!
RIP Jake!
How do you actually make the coral stick to the rocks? I was kinda hoping to find that out with this video : (
Do you use anything to stick the corals so they dont move ?
What was the name of that Acan and the Australian blast thing? I couldn't understand you.
What's the intro song? Catchy...I need to build my tank with that in the background
Would like to see a few zoas as well ... 😊
How do you stick the corals on the rock? Glue?
Could you talk about the measurements of the aquarium ??
what are your lights set to. this is so important for me to find out. it's killing me and my same tank as yours. i currently have mine on 40% blues and 5% whites. what are yours set to????
Nice Job!!!
I have the same candy cane and it is 4 months old it had not grown it is still two heads should I be concerned?
I am new to this hobby. I have done a ton of research too. My question is about putting together corals and a reef system of corals and Macro algae that may appear together. Are these corals from the same region in the ocean? If so, from what ocean?
Maybe find a picture of a natural reef in the ocean and then identify each species and try to find them and put them in your tank
Hi can you list the name of Corals you have in that nano tank please im currently setting up a 35 gallon nano and really like the Corals you have used
I have a 12 gallon IQ 9 drop tank with a stock Dymax Space X 48 watts l.e.d light..can you tell me what coral might be successful under this light besides soft coral ?
So they way hes handling them buy hand and taking out of the water is he not worried about toxic release??
Would love to see you make a vid on RTN/STN.
I wish there was literally ANY concrete supporting evidence about tissue necrosis but no one really knows.
Jake was a very knowledgeable person. It's sad that he is no longer with us, my condolences. It is important to note that Reef builders, like all the other reef pundits, are only about that dollar. Some knowledge is gained, but We the hobbyists must learn by experience as well.
How do I get one of those long tenticle leathers?
Legend
Question on the first diatom bloom. Should reefers just wait it out or actively scrub and brush rocks to get rid of it? What's the best way to handle it?
You can wipe and brush off some things if they get bad, but make sure to have good bacterial starters to undermine the spread of any blooms to start with.
what are your settings on the the reefled50?
How do you attach the corals to your rocks?
Very nice 😊
Anyone know what that green Euphyllia is he grabbed at the end of picking??? I couldn’t hear him. I want one for my tank.
So dope.
Is that blue light above the tank?
Do u need to epoxy corals to rock ?
Thx a lot
Hav I missed yr filtration set up?
At 0:07 what is that coral? Or is that just a bit of live rock?
Is Aptasia on that list?
Love Acan corals
What's the track at the beginning?
Why was the Duncan placed at the top? I was under the impression they need low to moderate light.
This is a pretty low light tank
How do you get the coral to stick?
can you explain why you "kinda" dont need to cycle for coral tank?
Waiting for the day when u will bring stichodactyla gigantea 🔥
I'm trying to find a bouquet of them in time for Xmas
you rock!
Hualll top ... ficou show
@ReefBuilders, what's your mangrove planted in?
funny you should ask, I'm 'repotting' them as we speak - just in Reborn media for now but will transplant them to Outsanding Selections
I wished someone had left this comment here so I did it, lol. I listened through the video and as a beginner tried to find each one that he named going into this tank. I think I found them all to list here. Then, I tried to look at them in the shopping section in google to see a range of prices so I could have a sense of the total price for stocking the tank the way he did. It seems like the range is $540 to $915 if you exclude the really expensive gold torch, which was $300 - $400. So with that, it would be $840 - $1215 for just the corals in the tank. The tank, sand, rocks, equipment, and fish seem to be around $1500. So altogether this tank seems like it would cost $2240 - $2715. So around $2500 and to be safe $3000. It's wild this is a small entry level set up! This hobby is so expensive to make such a beautiful tank!
Green prism favia $30
Acanthastrea pachysepta $60-$90
Long Polyp Leather (purple) $40 - $60
Green polyp leather $30 - $60
Sinularia Finger leather $30 - $50
Green star polyps on river stones $20
Green tracyphillia $75 - $150
Triple headed gold torch $300 - $400
Duncanopsammia $50 - $60
Australian Blastomussa $60 - $130
Acanthastrea echinate $25 - $35
Green Hammer Euphyllia $90
Candy Cane Coral (Tiger-striped with green center) $30 - $40
Tank and equipment: $1000
Sand, rock, salt, measuring tools, chemical, and fish: $500
Some of these corals where pretty high end.theres lots of affordable options too.i cant deny its an expensive hobby though.some of my discus are worth £200-£400😅
I only spent £250 on initial corals for my reef tank though.
@@aquariumaddickuk being in this hobby for a good 3 years now.. you'll learn to forget about the prices.
How did you cycle this tank? you did not explain it. thanks
Can someone explain about the coral not needing a cycled tank?
Less advanced animals have a MUCH lower biomass and slower metabolism than any comparable fish. And they don't have blood cells to be harmed by low levels of Ammonia or nitrite.
Jake, I think your contributions to reefing/the hobby are incredible! I absolutely love your series. However, Jake many new reefers will follow your process entirely and will run into all sorts of problems! I know that you are waiting for the BIG REVEAL and show that you added bacterial (probably from redsea) to eliminate the need to cycle/wait
but by then it will be a little too late for those who have already followed you. Please REVEAL sooner rather than later.
I completely agree. Jake is an outstanding reefer and has made amazing contribution to our hobby. However, many things in this series are dangerous for new reefers.....No cycle for corals? Where is the science that supports that!? New people are going to think you just filled a tank with saltwater at 30.5 (which is strange by itself) and placed corals in it 2 days later....New (and even experienced reefers) will fail! Plain and simple. This whole series is dangerous to our hobby and will result in many corals dying as a result. Delete series and re-evaluate the process. Again, thanks Jake for all that you have done but you are not helping any new reefers looking to get into the hobby with this series....maybe that wasn't your goal but people looking to get into this hobby are going to find this video regardless of the target audience
@@paulbarnhart3238 Paul Barnhart Hate to agree Jake is my favorite reefer on CZcams, but if a new reefers saw this series they would have more questions than answers. Jake said he shot for low salinity so he could have some wiggle room for dosing, seriously doubt new reefers are going to be dosing straight out of the gate. And there is almost zero mention in regards to equipment and filtration. Jake we love you this series is just a little questionable compared to your other videos.
@@paulbarnhart3238 I completely agree with Paul and Mav.
There are so many ways you could have done this better. Film it in one day but thru editing magic pretend the setup took a month or so. Gotta get the cycle started, fix the salinity, check for stable temp., etc. Then we add corals and fish.
The way it reads now is any newbie can buy the setup, mix saltwater, plop in hundreds of dollars of corals, add fish and in a month or so loose all the inhabitants. At least there will be a great deal for someone on Craig's List when the newbie gives up.
Come on Jake, you can do MUCH better than this!
Your concerns are all valid - there is some truth that a couple more videos will 'reveal' or at least summarize the tricks we did along the way, but you're also conflating the needs of corals with those of fish. I've been keeping corals in fresh setup tanks for many years, and researching if there is ANY evidence that corals either produce ammonia or are affected by it. I still haven't found any substantial mechanism by which corals could suffer from anything related to new tank syndrome.
So amazing ! Where you take your music ? lovely 😊
how will you control the GSP ? i thought that if they overrun the rocks they kill the other corals?
I'll make sure to only keep the GSP next to corals that can hold their own
Reef Builders i see, thank you, i hav just placed a chalice beside my GSP because i read that it can hold its own but havent seen any aggression yet. Thank you so much for replying!
Hi just want to ask what is your filtration setup for this? Tnx
The included filtration, really not much going on except water moving around, no media or anything
Looks 👌✌
Im about to add some corals to my fowlr, im planning for only sps, can a calcium reactor help in more chemical stability
Is this tank still up and running?
If and when u do get a diatom bloom or any other algae please inform us by recording your steps into fixing it
You can count on it! Two weeks in and there's a tiny bit of film but otherwise looks just like it did on day one.
Did you just glue them on?