Dude! Make a series of shorts with the theme: "If you have this problem" - "Do this!" High nitrates, apthasia, sad corals etc etc. You could also do shorts with everything you need to know about a fish, coral or invertibre 🙂
@@TheYorkshireReefer would you do once a video about your sump setup? Im curious how much is your return flow and how high is the water level u keepin in the return chamber. I just purchased one 440 g2 and im trying to get infos about.thanks in advance
Thanks man! Yeah really gutted about the Flame, think the stress and heat was too much. Haha thanks, I make them for people so get at me if you need one on my IG
Sadly yes, lost my flame angel :( yeah get help if you can. I had a short turn around so had to get it done with my pal. Best of luck when it comes to it 👊
@@TheYorkshireReefer Sorry to hear about one of your fish dying. And it had to be a really beautiful and expensive one. Anyway dude just keep smashing it and sending your awesome, inspiring, funny videos! Def will get support when I eventually move.
End of next week buddy! Sorry been crazy busy. Will be an update video on the move etc and the new tank. Then I have interzoo and a few others to drop before the new series 🙌
@@TheYorkshireReefer Had similar in the past with guppies going up the Syphon tube and having a water slide experience before they ended up in the bucket! Animals and fishes always surprise with doing the unexpected!
@@Tinnerito It's 116-ish gal, which is not very suitable for paracanthurus hepatus. You shouldn't keep them at all in my opinion, as they're not bound to a reef and swim a LOT in nature. If you want to keep them I wouldn't go for anything below 500gal.
my fish got so pissed at this comment. they're like "wtf, is he trying to say we fat" Dory knows if she doesn't go on a diet she will have to go back in the sea with the sharks and many other dangers of the natural world. They get the best here :)
I mean, sure, they'll likely live longer but will they be as happy? It's honestly hard to say with fish, imo. They can't express themselves very well. I have a reef tank myself so I understand the joy in keeping fish and especially coral, but I also don't want to keep fish when I'm not sure that I can provide them a life as fulfilling as it would be in nature, even with the dangers they might encounter, that's just nature and is a part of their lives. Some fish are just better suited for keeping in tanks, if you ask me. But each to their own, really. I'm sure you care for them to the best of your ability and they surely appreciate that as well. I personally just like to stick with fish that don't move much or are bound to reefs :)
I have a tank like this until it starts leaking, and it is the worst nightmare for any fish hobbyist. Killed all the fishes, and I stopped keeping fishes from that day onwards.
