It's so nice having a CZcamsr who gets by in liters and Celsius. Sometimes it's rather difficult watching American fish CZcamsrs because of the gallons and fahrenheit and such
@@EpicConspiracyIt's NICE not having to do so, makes me focus on the actual matter at hand without having to whip out a converter every 2 minutes into the video
Hey Aaron I know you may or may not see this but I just want to say you are an absolute inspiration you have inspired me to start my tank and with what you’ve taught me I’m confident I can do it right your videos have helped me in more way than a tank setup though I developed panic attacks in 2019 and this hobby and your videos have helped me get it under control finally after 2 years your an absolute blessing and I would love to talk fish with you if I ever got the opportunity , your the best!
It would be great to see you making videos again Aaron, I got my first marine tank after watching these videos and learned so much. Got the fluval 60l marine tank :) cheers mate!
Thank you so much. Finding this series really helpful. I’m getting an evo today. You’ve gained a subscriber purely because you don’t have ads popping up every 2 minutes.
first video I've found genuinely explaining how to set up a 3 stage filtration system. Everyone else just brags about skimmers and sumps or the absence of them lol.
Thank you for the excellent advice Aaron. Great 6 part video. I was debating between multiple tanks and finally chose this one after seeing all 6 videos. I used the link you provided in your description to purchase from AMNZ; hope they give you some compensation for it.
you’ve inspired me to start my own reef using this tank i watch like all of your videos and my own super cheap reef with zoas sps and some frags with my very own black storm clown is looking awesome after the first sucsessfull few months
I failed terribly with this tank. Probably spent close to $1K on equipment & livestock (fish & corals). No matter what corals I placed in this tank they all died. I replaced the stock pump, light, filter racks, added a skimmer & nano wave maker. I even setup a refugium with an external LED light. However, I found that this tank always ran hot. It was a constant struggle! I gave up on adding corals until eventually taking my losses & dumping the tank altogether. Worse purchase I’ve ever made. 😒
Great channel and series, I've bought a tank similar to the fluvial only down to no one having this in-stock at the time. I ended up getting the aquamanta nano 60, a little bit more money but a very nice tank. Fluval nano series has really helped me get set up. Gotta get me one of those salt telescopes. It's reminds of a light saber 👍
Hi ...I noticed you put the heater in the same section as the filter. Is that safe as I have this exact same tank and would benefit room in the tank if I can do the same, thank you in advance..love the bids bud
I’m glad your giving this mini reef tank a go because I’ve been wanting to get one for a while but wasn’t sure if it was going to be any good because of the small price tag! So I’ll keep watching to see what you think and how you get on☺️
Looks like a mini version of The Wife lol. Great video for any newbie to the hobby Michael. Very well explained, and kept it simple and straightforward to the point 👍🏻
I started with this tank great starter all you need is heater and circulation pump. Now the lid does not allow great ventilation and light is to close to water level and evaporation occurs faster I’d remove lid and run a light without it
I like the look of that wavemaker and a reasonable price too. I’m interested in the In-Tank unit but can’t believe how much that is, basically 5 flat bits of plastic that slot together - I’m surprised no one has come up with a much cheaper option as anything is better than the foam. I’m interested in how quickly you can introduce fish with the Colony quick cycle liquid and ultimately how many fish you think you could reasonably maintain in the tank. Great videos though, definitely a popular product to run through on You Tube
Hey Aaron great content thanks. I watch the series on the Fluval a few times now . I've had the tank now for about a year but just set it up today. The rock was dry and the sand was packaged in sea water, I filled the tank with bottled sea water purchased at the aquarium supply store that has salt and bacteria in it . If you can tell me what fish i can choose from for this tank size. I see you have the clowns and they are beautiful but what other fish can thrive in this size aquarium? Thanks.
Hello, I’m from South Africa and watching your videos they are so interesting and really helpful. Just wanted to know did you use live sand or dry sand for this tank? Which would would you recommend?
Hey.. this has been a great series. Question though: when looking at buying rocks, what weight of rock would you recommend for this tank? Just so I don’t buy to little or to less of it
Hello, and what happened to that wonderful aquarium with canister, what did you tell us was the best? now you change to an aquarium with side sump. and the canister is no longer useful? could you explain that?
Great video Michael! Here's a question! My LFS has RO/DI salt water that is ready to buy and bring home. They also have dry rock that they put in a tank and cycle with bacteria. Would you recommend buying the salt RO/DI water? Or just make you own? Additionally, would dry rock that's at my LFS that been cycling with bacteria be just as questionable as live rock? Should I just start with non-cycled dry rock straight into my tank? This was probably the most informational video about a sump that I have found yet! Very informative!
Another great video mate, ive been looking at getting a nano and tempted to get this for a yasha pistol shrimp pair as id rather have them in their own tank rather than getting lost in my community reef.
Loving these videos!! However is it not an issue that the heater for the tank basically touches the wires of the pump in the back?? I’m having a hard time finding a heater that fits back there!
I'm just setting up my first Nano reef, filled it yesterday after converting from a freshwater tank. Always wondered about the water, but luckily we have just moved to Perth and have a great clean beach near by to top up containers with clean ocean water. I want to know what you are going to put in chamber 1, as I am thinking of upgrading the 3 stage filtration at the back, and also getting an RFG to help with the flow.
Justin Clark if you use fresh sea water you really are going to screw up your aquarium wind unwanted disease and critters. You should only be using RO water to make your seawater
I removed my bioballs and I had seachem matrix to make room for other things inmy hob. I was told I didnt need them IfI have live rock, are you just saying to use if a person dosnt have life rock for the bio filter?
Thank you for the informative video Aaron. I need your help. I started cycling my tank and the little wave maker I placed inside the tank is causing the temperature of my 15 Gallon nano Waterbox tank to increase to 84 degrees F. I'm reading that Clown fish and corals should be around 79 F. If I run the wave maker, the water is too warm for the livestock. How am I going to get good flow without overheating the water? Help you can provide some advice.
Great job!! Thank you for sharing, I was looking for a starter aquarium and found it thanks to you. By the way... Is it my computer or the audio of this video has to much output? Because it distorts the audio in the computer.
@@Jack-cn8im it's not an instant cycle as such, but does speed things up dramatically and keeps the ammonia levels down if you're doing a fish in cycle. although in my experience the nitrites still stay pretty high through out the cycle, but they're less harmful than the ammonia. Dr tims one and only and ATM colony are ones that i've used with good results.
Hi Aaron, love your content. I have taken the plunge and got my self the fluval evo sea and the same ikea cabinet you got(kallax) is this cabinet fkne to hold the weight of this tank? I went and put legs on it today. Seems study enough. Whats your view on this? Thanks in advance
Thanks for the info, looking at this tank, Questions might sound abit thick here, but when you start to fill up, you did 3l + salt .. do you this for you full fill up of the 35l or just once?
Love your personality and have keenly watched many of your other videos. Have finally taken the saltwater plunge, encouraged by you starting this series and have got myself an evo just last week. Really looked forward to this video and enjoyed it however the two things that I am struggling with you unfortunately skipped over and they are, rock on bare bottom then add sand or vice versa and secondly do you stick your rock together and what with. Carry on with the great videos and I am already looking forward to ep.3.
Hi Aaron love the vids fam.. looking at getting my first tank a juwel rio 180 have u come across one before is it too big of a tank to get started with? Appreciate the vids man love from Birmingham
I am switching out or replacing my 10 gallon fluval ascend for this simply beacuse of the fact I can use a skimmer! Yet most are saying not to. I religiously change 40 percent of my water onece a week to 10 days a few time but mostly around every 8 day and my nitrates are around 10 to 20 right b4 the water change. I dont over feed my fish but those damn reef roids are the problem. My walls start needing cleaning after 4 days and I only feed corals with roids 2 x a week, my filter floss needs changing after the feeding' Poeple say you dont need to dose or need a skimmer if you keep up on wc then how can I bring down nitrates without one? I should have around 2 nitrates I believe not 10 to 20! I thought skimming would get the food and liquids out of water and also If I need to I can dose with nopox, which I cant without a skimmer. You think xtra media would be better for me? Maybe a refugium instaed. How do I bring down nitrates? Can I put an additive?
I love these videos, extremely helpful! I have a quick question. If I can’t acquire a wave maker, would installing a random flow generator do the trick for my corals?
That should do the trick just fine depending on the corals you have. The dimensions of that tank are compact enough to where a wave maker may be overkill in conjunction with the existing return pump flow. Just pay attention to your dead zones and you should be golden 👌 hope this helps
@@vinnieholmquist7732 thanks! I currently have the duckbills and no wavemaker but plan on trying to upgrade to the random flow generator first to give it a try. Thanks for the advice!! 👍
Love this series, I have been looking at this tank for ages! Anyone know if it would be suitable for a bubble tip anemone and 2 clownfish? Cheesy stocking choice I know but that's what I like :)
Love the video have a question I see that you mix your own salt.. I will be getting thos same tank next week... should I buy and mix the salt myself or can I buy pre-mixed salt water....thanks for your information ....
If you have the ability to mix yourself that would be the better option, then you will know it has been done correctly with good water and good salt. Sometimes you don't know what you are getting with LFS premixed saltwater. That being said, if you trust your LFS and it's more convenient to buy premixed water then that's fine also.
Does every bucket of salt water you do have the same amount of salt in it ...so confused because the bucket you used didn't fill the tank .....so wht do you do with the 2nd and 3rd bucket ?? Is it just treated water or do you do same as the first bucket till you've filled tank ??? Just confused because wouldn't it be two much salt in end if you did same as first bucket
that expensive system for a qt? all you need for gt is a big or atleast 10 gallon bucket with maybe some sand and/or a hob filter with sponge that has BB on it and a heater depending on what fish you want i personally don't have a heater in my display tank as my house is usually 74
Fluval do the flex tanks for freshwater (I have the 34L version), and I have seen them used for salt also. They come pretty much set up like this one with the foam filter/media and the pump.
I had the red sea max nano, great tank. But would I get it again, no. By the time you've added a wavemaker to it, rock sand etc you'll be at almost 1000 pounds and in my opinion it just isnt worth it
I had the Fluval Evo the quality is poor was very disappointed when we received it. We returned it the next day. Better getting Innovative Marine or Waterbox aquarium and purchasing your own light that actually keeps corals alive and thriving.
Jose Davila will depend on your budget. IM build quality nano tanks but price point is a lot higher and you also need to buy a light. If you want to go more expensive then the Red Sea nano looks really nice
It would be great if I could possibly get a shout out to my fish keeping youtube channel, I have the same tank as this, running a modified filtration, no skimmer and stock light, growing 3 sps corals. Thanks.
It's so nice having a CZcamsr who gets by in liters and Celsius. Sometimes it's rather difficult watching American fish CZcamsrs because of the gallons and fahrenheit and such
😁👍🏽
All it takes is asking google or Alexa out loud to convert it lmao Takes 2 seconds
@@EpicConspiracyIt's NICE not having to do so, makes me focus on the actual matter at hand without having to whip out a converter every 2 minutes into the video
I like this too 👍🏼 check my nano reef to !
Hey Aaron I know you may or may not see this but I just want to say you are an absolute inspiration you have inspired me to start my tank and with what you’ve taught me I’m confident I can do it right your videos have helped me in more way than a tank setup though I developed panic attacks in 2019 and this hobby and your videos have helped me get it under control finally after 2 years your an absolute blessing and I would love to talk fish with you if I ever got the opportunity , your the best!
It would be great to see you making videos again Aaron, I got my first marine tank after watching these videos and learned so much. Got the fluval 60l marine tank :) cheers mate!
Love these videos. You explain things so clearly and simply! I love that you explain why you do everything, not just "do this do that". Thanks!
Thank you so much. Finding this series really helpful. I’m getting an evo today. You’ve gained a subscriber purely because you don’t have ads popping up every 2 minutes.
first video I've found genuinely explaining how to set up a 3 stage filtration system. Everyone else just brags about skimmers and sumps or the absence of them lol.
trust me brother you are the go to guy for all awuarium issue
I don’t own anything of these things but I just really enjoy the video explanation and set up, it’s always the fun part
Thank you for the excellent advice Aaron. Great 6 part video. I was debating between multiple tanks and finally chose this one after seeing all 6 videos. I used the link you provided in your description to purchase from AMNZ; hope they give you some compensation for it.
you’ve inspired me to start my own reef using this tank i watch like all of your videos and my own super cheap reef with zoas sps and some frags with my very own black storm clown is looking awesome after the first sucsessfull few months
That's awesome 😁👍🏽
I failed terribly with this tank. Probably spent close to $1K on equipment & livestock (fish & corals). No matter what corals I placed in this tank they all died. I replaced the stock pump, light, filter racks, added a skimmer & nano wave maker. I even setup a refugium with an external LED light. However, I found that this tank always ran hot. It was a constant struggle! I gave up on adding corals until eventually taking my losses & dumping the tank altogether. Worse purchase I’ve ever made. 😒
Nice! I'm just about to set one of these up as well as a bit of a blogging project.
😁👍🏽
Great channel and series, I've bought a tank similar to the fluvial only down to no one having this in-stock at the time. I ended up getting the aquamanta nano 60, a little bit more money but a very nice tank. Fluval nano series has really helped me get set up. Gotta get me one of those salt telescopes. It's reminds of a light saber 👍
Hi ...I noticed you put the heater in the same section as the filter. Is that safe as I have this exact same tank and would benefit room in the tank if I can do the same, thank you in advance..love the bids bud
Nice one mike, really liking this tank build. Was looking into this tank so perfect timing, cant wait to see your suggestions on mods
I’m glad your giving this mini reef tank a go because I’ve been wanting to get one for a while but wasn’t sure if it was going to be any good because of the small price tag! So I’ll keep watching to see what you think and how you get on☺️
😉👍🏽
Very detailed I'm a little slow sometimes so thanks I subscribed
Great video Michael hopefully in the beginning of next year I’m going to set up a saltwater Nano tank. Something a bit different.
Looks like a mini version of The Wife lol. Great video for any newbie to the hobby Michael. Very well explained, and kept it simple and straightforward to the point 👍🏻
I started with this tank great starter all you need is heater and circulation pump. Now the lid does not allow great ventilation and light is to close to water level and evaporation occurs faster I’d remove lid and run a light without it
I like the look of that wavemaker and a reasonable price too.
I’m interested in the In-Tank unit but can’t believe how much that is, basically 5 flat bits of plastic that slot together - I’m surprised no one has come up with a much cheaper option as anything is better than the foam.
I’m interested in how quickly you can introduce fish with the Colony quick cycle liquid and ultimately how many fish you think you could reasonably maintain in the tank.
Great videos though, definitely a popular product to run through on You Tube
😁👍🏽
Hey Aaron great content thanks. I watch the series on the Fluval a few times now . I've had the tank now for about a year but just set it up today. The rock was dry and the sand was packaged in sea water, I filled the tank with bottled sea water purchased at the aquarium supply store that has salt and bacteria in it . If you can tell me what fish i can choose from for this tank size. I see you have the clowns and they are beautiful but what other fish can thrive in this size aquarium?
Thanks.
Hello, I’m from South Africa and watching your videos they are so interesting and really helpful. Just wanted to know did you use live sand or dry sand for this tank? Which would would you recommend?
Your video are so good and informative but I was wondering if you could create a video on a tank purely for corals as am wanting to do so myself
Hey.. this has been a great series. Question though: when looking at buying rocks, what weight of rock would you recommend for this tank? Just so I don’t buy to little or to less of it
Cant wait to see episode 3!!!!!!
😉👍🏽
Hello, and what happened to that wonderful aquarium with canister, what did you tell us was the best? now you change to an aquarium with side sump. and the canister is no longer useful? could you explain that?
Great video Michael! Here's a question! My LFS has RO/DI salt water that is ready to buy and bring home. They also have dry rock that they put in a tank and cycle with bacteria. Would you recommend buying the salt RO/DI water? Or just make you own? Additionally, would dry rock that's at my LFS that been cycling with bacteria be just as questionable as live rock? Should I just start with non-cycled dry rock straight into my tank? This was probably the most informational video about a sump that I have found yet! Very informative!
Another great video mate, ive been looking at getting a nano and tempted to get this for a yasha pistol shrimp pair as id rather have them in their own tank rather than getting lost in my community reef.
😁👍🏽
Love your how to videos bro!
😉👍🏽
Loving these videos!! However is it not an issue that the heater for the tank basically touches the wires of the pump in the back?? I’m having a hard time finding a heater that fits back there!
I'm just setting up my first Nano reef, filled it yesterday after converting from a freshwater tank. Always wondered about the water, but luckily we have just moved to Perth and have a great clean beach near by to top up containers with clean ocean water. I want to know what you are going to put in chamber 1, as I am thinking of upgrading the 3 stage filtration at the back, and also getting an RFG to help with the flow.
Justin Clark if you use fresh sea water you really are going to screw up your aquarium wind unwanted disease and critters. You should only be using RO water to make your seawater
Justin Clark with*
Aaron, thank you for all you do, question, how many fish can I put in this system? Is there a "rule of thumb", fish per gallon?
I just bought my tank today!
😁👍🏽
Thx bro u r very informative. I have learn a lot frm you. I try to learn as much as i can before i start.. is it safe to use treated tap water?
I removed my bioballs and I had seachem matrix to make room for other things inmy hob. I was told I didnt need them IfI have live rock, are you just saying to use if a person dosnt have life rock for the bio filter?
Imo live rock has more disadvantages than advantages, main thing being hitchhikers
Thank you for the informative video Aaron. I need your help. I started cycling my tank and the little wave maker I placed inside the tank is causing the temperature of my 15 Gallon nano Waterbox tank to increase to 84 degrees F. I'm reading that Clown fish and corals should be around 79 F. If I run the wave maker, the water is too warm for the livestock. How am I going to get good flow without overheating the water? Help you can provide some advice.
Is the Fluval flex 57l a good idea for a similar reef setup???
They seem similar but I'm a noob so 🤷♂️🤷♂️
Yes, I use the flex instead of the evo. It's essentially the same thing. You would just need to upgrade the lighting.
What the hell happens at 01:34 to the sound lol
lol i thought i had a hot mic as i had been gaming earlier
Great job!! Thank you for sharing, I was looking for a starter aquarium and found it thanks to you. By the way... Is it my computer or the audio of this video has to much output? Because it distorts the audio in the computer.
At some places the mic pressed against my neck causing distortion.
@@AaronsAquarium Keep up the good work! I have learned so much from you. Thank you.
when are we getting the next video update?
Always been a tropical fish keeper, so I’m interested to see how this pans out. How’re you planning on cycling so quickly though?
bacteria in a bottle probably.
Sputnic I was thinking that, but wasn’t aware it could instantly cycle
@@Jack-cn8im it's not an instant cycle as such, but does speed things up dramatically and keeps the ammonia levels down if you're doing a fish in cycle. although in my experience the nitrites still stay pretty high through out the cycle, but they're less harmful than the ammonia. Dr tims one and only and ATM colony are ones that i've used with good results.
Hi Aaron, love your content. I have taken the plunge and got my self the fluval evo sea and the same ikea cabinet you got(kallax) is this cabinet fkne to hold the weight of this tank? I went and put legs on it today. Seems study enough. Whats your view on this? Thanks in advance
Thanks for the info, looking at this tank,
Questions might sound abit thick here, but when you start to fill up, you did 3l + salt .. do you this for you full fill up of the 35l or just once?
Just get ready made water from the fish store - much easier
I might buy a 200 litre but I was planning to do this but might not
Love your personality and have keenly watched many of your other videos. Have finally taken the saltwater plunge, encouraged by you starting this series and have got myself an evo just last week.
Really looked forward to this video and enjoyed it however the two things that I am struggling with you unfortunately skipped over and they are, rock on bare bottom then add sand or vice versa and secondly do you stick your rock together and what with.
Carry on with the great videos and I am already looking forward to ep.3.
Rock first then sand. I don't stick rock together unless I have to. If I do, I'll use Aquarium safe cement, Epoxy or super glue.
Nice one thank you
hey man, did you use the included sand? is it live sand or not? does live sand have the risk of having bad bacteria?
Do you recommend using pre mixed store bought salt water to start the aquarium
WOW 🤩
Hi Aaron love the vids fam.. looking at getting my first tank a juwel rio 180 have u come across one before is it too big of a tank to get started with? Appreciate the vids man love from Birmingham
How did you get the arch to stay up is there a special glue or something or is it just the shape of the rock leaning against each other ?
I am switching out or replacing my 10 gallon fluval ascend for this simply beacuse of the fact I can use a skimmer! Yet most are saying not to. I religiously change 40 percent of my water onece a week to 10 days a few time but mostly around every 8 day and my nitrates are around 10 to 20 right b4 the water change. I dont over feed my fish but those damn reef roids are the problem. My walls start needing cleaning after 4 days and I only feed corals with roids 2 x a week, my filter floss needs changing after the feeding' Poeple say you dont need to dose or need a skimmer if you keep up on wc then how can I bring down nitrates without one? I should have around 2 nitrates I believe not 10 to 20! I thought skimming would get the food and liquids out of water and also If I need to I can dose with nopox, which I cant without a skimmer. You think xtra media would be better for me? Maybe a refugium instaed. How do I bring down nitrates? Can I put an additive?
76-78 degrees farenheit. For my American reefers
25 degrees Celsius is 77 degrees Fahrenheit
I love these videos, extremely helpful! I have a quick question. If I can’t acquire a wave maker, would installing a random flow generator do the trick for my corals?
That should do the trick just fine depending on the corals you have. The dimensions of that tank are compact enough to where a wave maker may be overkill in conjunction with the existing return pump flow. Just pay attention to your dead zones and you should be golden 👌 hope this helps
@@vinnieholmquist7732 thanks! I currently have the duckbills and no wavemaker but plan on trying to upgrade to the random flow generator first to give it a try. Thanks for the advice!! 👍
Love this series, I have been looking at this tank for ages! Anyone know if it would be suitable for a bubble tip anemone and 2 clownfish? Cheesy stocking choice I know but that's what I like :)
YEP! That's what I'll be adding 👍🏽
Love the video have a question I see that you mix your own salt.. I will be getting thos same tank next week... should I buy and mix the salt myself or can I buy pre-mixed salt water....thanks for your information ....
If you have the ability to mix yourself that would be the better option, then you will know it has been done correctly with good water and good salt. Sometimes you don't know what you are getting with LFS premixed saltwater. That being said, if you trust your LFS and it's more convenient to buy premixed water then that's fine also.
Does every bucket of salt water you do have the same amount of salt in it ...so confused because the bucket you used didn't fill the tank .....so wht do you do with the 2nd and 3rd bucket ?? Is it just treated water or do you do same as the first bucket till you've filled tank ??? Just confused because wouldn't it be two much salt in end if you did same as first bucket
im new to salt water .. why do you think you dont need a Protien skimmer? is the mechanical media enough to remove enough waste??
So with the nitrogen cycle, would using sand be better than using gravel?
How many small fish can live in this tank? I have 2 small clowns in a 20l nano and thinking about upgrading to this setup.
Aaron between two ferns. Possible title.
I start a reef tank and was using carbon for at least 20 hours now I removed, or in need to put bacteria again?
I was wondering cause i got a tank second hand but how common/popular is the aqua medic tanks
I know its a smaller tank but is it ok for it to be overhanging off the base and not supported at the corners?
is that a constant flow wave maker or random flow? can anyone help if i need a random flow one for this tank?
do you need a bubbler or air pump bubble maker?
would it be possible to put the heater in the first chamber?
Thanks for the great videos! Please consider improving the sound quality, it distracts a bit :(
just looking geting this tank ya say still good or do better now for price
Does every bucket of saltwater have to have the same amount of salt in it because
so... you dont need a heater?
how many fish and coral can be in this tank ?
I want to know if bacteria lives in dead corals 🤔🤔
How loud is it?
How much rock would I need for a 125L tank?
would you recommend this as a quarantine system?
that expensive system for a qt?
all you need for gt is a big or atleast 10 gallon bucket with maybe some sand and/or a hob filter with sponge that has BB on it and a heater depending on what fish you want i personally don't have a heater in my display tank as my house is usually 74
Can the tank be used for freshwater ?
yeah of course. would be an expensive freshwater tank though.
Yes, but there’s much cheaper freshwater tanks
Fluval do the flex tanks for freshwater (I have the 34L version), and I have seen them used for salt also. They come pretty much set up like this one with the foam filter/media and the pump.
Does distilled water work for a sub of rodi water
I was thinking of getting a red sea Max nano for my first reef tank, is this a good choice?
I had the red sea max nano, great tank. But would I get it again, no. By the time you've added a wavemaker to it, rock sand etc you'll be at almost 1000 pounds and in my opinion it just isnt worth it
Ok, I will keep that in mind. Thanks 🙏
Never put Rick straight on the glass bottom
How many kg of rock would I need for this tank?
Would you recommend to put another bag media in where the carbon came out of ?????????
It wouldn't hurt.
Put chemipure elite in that spot
Can I use distilled water?
How much rock did you use?
What settings your wave maker on?
I’ve already done 20+hrs of research
How tall and wide is it?
I thought you were going to use an rfg instead of a wave maker.
I think I'm going to use both. The wavemaker doesn't look as ugly as I thought it would.
@@AaronsAquarium it would have been interesting to see how the rfg worked on it's own. But at least you will have plenty of flow.😃
can this tank be flipped the filter on the right?
Just turn the tank around?
Did you wash the sand with RO water
No I used tap.
How much pounds worth of rock do we think that is?
looks around 10
Didn't you use the RFG in the last video?
I'll be adding that later on in the series. I'm starting off stock.
@@AaronsAquarium do you recommend using both the RFG and the wave pump?
@@yuxuanchen5107 Yes, that would be a good setup.
@@AaronsAquarium I am thinking about ditching the wave pump for better and cleaner display but I am worry if it will not be enough flow.
What sand did you use?
Link in the description buddy under Aquarium gravel
What's up with the mic
what is the name for the blue clownfish you have on your instagram account - they are beautiful !
Blue Clownfish?
@@AaronsAquarium on your mini video you have two light blue fish. Are they not Clowns?
@@russellguyver7746 In my Instagram story? They are wyoming white clownfish 👍🏽
I had the Fluval Evo the quality is poor was very disappointed when we received it. We returned it the next day. Better getting Innovative Marine or Waterbox aquarium and purchasing your own light that actually keeps corals alive and thriving.
Jose Davila will depend on your budget. IM build quality nano tanks but price point is a lot higher and you also need to buy a light. If you want to go more expensive then the Red Sea nano looks really nice
Please reply a ASAP thank you
It would be great if I could possibly get a shout out to my fish keeping youtube channel, I have the same tank as this, running a modified filtration, no skimmer and stock light, growing 3 sps corals. Thanks.
1:34 ?????