Marine-Tank

1 год назад

This video guides viewers through setting up a small saltwater aquarium, featuring a clownfish, hermit crab, and various beginner-friendly corals. The process is detailed, from assembling the tank and adding live sand to creating an aquascape and introducing the inhabitants. The video emphasizes the ease of maintenance and the calming effect of having a mini-reef on one's desk.

1 год назад

This video provides a step-by-step guide on setting up a basic saltwater aquarium, focusing on the essentials for keeping clownfish. It covers the necessary equipment, tank placement, and water preparation, offering tips for a smooth setup. For those interested in keeping corals and other invertebrates, the video recommends a separate guide series for more advanced information.

8 месяцев назад

In this video we take a look at @Reefluo's nano reef tank setups. He has a 6 gallon Reef Casa Pico Reef Tank and a 20 Gallon ...

1 год назад

This video explores different ways to dose calcium carbonate and trace elements in a reef tank, focusing on Tropic Marin's All-for-Reef product. It compares traditional two-part dosing, the balling method, and All-for-Reef, highlighting the benefits of the latter, including its single-solution approach and cost-effectiveness. The video also demonstrates how to mix and dose All-for-Reef powder.

4 года назад

This video features a massive 3,000 liter saltwater aquarium with a unique "Nature Reef" concept. The owner allows corals to grow freely, creating a natural and chaotic environment. The video explores the tank's design, technology, and the owner's philosophy on coral aquascaping.

11 месяцев назад

This video takes viewers on a tour of a 450-gallon reef tank in South Florida. The owner discusses the tank's history, maintenance, and the fish and corals that call it home. The owner also shares advice for new reef tank hobbyists, emphasizing patience and the importance of a well-established system.

9 месяцев назад

This video explores the best saltwater aquarium sizes for beginners, debunking the myth that bigger is always better. The presenter argues that larger tanks can be overwhelming and costly for new hobbyists, recommending instead a 15-gallon nano tank for those just starting out, a 40-gallon tank for those who are more serious, and a 70-80 gallon tank for the truly dedicated.