How To Setup A Saltwater Tank For Beginners (No Skimmer)

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This is a simple step by step guide on how to set up a saltwater aquarium for beginners, without a skimmer. This setup is based on a popular nano saltwater tank which is great for low maintenance. But it's also big enough to fit plenty of corals plus a few small fish. So if you want to know how to set up a saltwater tank, this is the video for you!
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0:00 How to set up a saltwater tank for beginners
0:25 The tank
0:56 Location
1:39 Rockscape
2:32 Saltwater
3:24 Heater & pump
3:53 Sand
4:30 Filtration
5:36 Lighting
6:08 Complete setup
7:12 Watch next

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@ReefDorkXtra 2 года назад

Should Mike go salty??

@TechnoNut96 2 года назад

I don’t know about mike, but this has me just about convinced to dive into the world of salt water!

@damiantosd8720 2 года назад

100%

@ceirongreen1676 2 года назад

Definitely, I went straight into marine without ever even owning a goldfish!! This was my tank of choice and in hindsight I'm amazed at how well it done. Upgrades are definitely worth it, in particular the in tank 2nd chamber media basket. Do it Mike!!!!

@andrewhorner4027 2 года назад

Agree it’s easy but the fluval light is a bit meh. It will grow Coral but as people progress it’s a waste of penny’s. The filter in the fluval evo stock is all in all s**t for lack of a better word. I’ve got a fluval and to make it worth while you need to spend the same amount you would on a waterbox peninsula 25. And the waterbox filter is much better

@fitchaj 2 года назад

The old Mike would. He's changed

@AdamUS123-j7q 2 года назад

Is it just me or is watching tank setups just so entertaining! Especially saltwater tanks!

@gorkong_yt4747 Год назад

🙃just you and me

@artistic_spaz3724 2 года назад

Had a fluval for my first tank. Great little set up for an intro to the hobby. I miss the simplicity of it but don't miss the small water volume and the problems that came with that 😉

@ManSkirtBrew 2 года назад

Thanks for this! I've been running a 27 gallon saltwater tank for over 3 years with just a hang on back Tetra filter, heater, and powerhead. It's not nearly as complicated as we think!

@Mike-lm6tj 2 года назад

Had this tank on my to buy list for a few weeks now, glad to see you do a video on how easy it is to get started!

@tinchytarantula 2 года назад

I was the same sticking to my freshwater aquarium but then I looked at my old fluval flex aquarium and turned that from an old freshwater Nano tank into a Nano reef tank and am really enjoying every minute of it

@Sentientmad9m 2 года назад

I want a salt tank but just don’t have the room to set one up right now. You’ve made me feel a lot more comfortable about approaching a salt tank though

@simoncushing1048 2 года назад

To add, Refractometer! 10litr of R/O water due to Evaporation purposes which would effect your salinity reading plus salt creep. Soft corals only. Dosing minerals calcium, magnesium, etc. Definitely a skimmer. All these will add to your cost. Plus the ugly stage of diatoms. Last of all Auto top off I would d add.

@sirLukash 2 года назад

I have this tank with many 3d printed parts I designed: filter sock holder/holder for simple auto-top off, rear media basket (refugium), refugium light, holder for simple cooling fan and temp probe. Along with upgrade to the pump, lamp and circulator I can grow almost any coral I want. Mike it's great tank to start with and gradually upgrade! Reefing is in some regards easier than fresh water. Taking into consideration that there is a nice market for corals you will grow, this hobby can pay for itself if you don't go into rabbit hole of most expensive and latest :)

@LordNecron 2 года назад

As funny as it sounds, I think what is in theory making saltwater easier than a freshwater is the fact that you don't really put 'plants' in there, like in Fresh. In freshwater, the equivalent of a 'Zoa Only' mini tank with just differnt Zoas, simple 20W reef LED, and just an Eheim 350 Skim as your 'flow pump' is basically: Tons of stone and roots, low level of gravel, where you put grass of the likes in, then you add some viney thing that you can stuff into crannies in the rockscape or tie/glue to the roots, to grow from/on them..... And then you have to fiddle around with your freshwater (Silicate. Which you filter out with a Silicate filter during RO anyway, normally. Algae nutrient from hell), freshwater plants draw tons of different nutrients that you need to add, water swap does not do jack......wrong balance of the nutrients cause plants to sulk, and our buddy, the Filament Algae comes for a visit again..... Oh, and while in corals, you can put fragstones in, have stuff expand there, then do a slice or just remove the frag to resell later......in freshwater, you have to actively go gardening, to trim and shape your plants, so you don't end up with a dark and lightless mess of ingrown and tangled plants. If you stick with super easy stuff like Zoas, Softies (there's AWESOME ones. It doesn't have to be the Xenia, Briareum, Leather Shroom or Kenia tree) or Disc anemones (Rock flowers, Ricordea, or Discosoma. Skip Rhodactis, they get massive), you don't even need a supply system, as long as your weekly swap is based on a good REEF salt, not some 'Basic' salt with no trace elements. Example, stuff like Tropic Marin Pro Reef. As long as you don't end up with the dodgy charges from their turkish factory (there was an issue with that....).

@glennanderson7795 2 года назад

Evening Alex! This is just the film I need - thank you & VBW x

@laVeukz 2 года назад

This is the video I needed something for the UK reefers

@swordsman111982 2 года назад

I have this tank and used the Stock light for a long time, and it is a lot better than it seems. I have grown every type of LPS under it and some basic SPS. It not the best light making corals grow fast, but it does the job and keeps them happy. Plus the lid reduces the crap out of evaporation.

@reefrookies 4 месяца назад

Excellent info all around! Nicely done!

@richmatty5561 2 года назад

Tias fluval evo from fragbox corals was amazing

@TheOriginalAndBestTim Год назад

Hi Alex, this video made me feel like I could actually set up a saltwater tank myself - and like Mike I have always found the idea interesting but intimidating! Also, I hope you take this as the complement I intend: your voiceover and presentation style really reminds me of the show 'Movies, Games and Videos' from "back when I were a lad" ™

@mbtravel7294 Год назад

Good luck Mike, be patient and enjoy yourself!

@Sutsamadori97 2 года назад

Can’t wait to the next videos of this series

@mattflood4225 2 года назад

I had hair like Mike when I had a house full of fresh water. Since my second foray into reefing, I'm now rocking something between Alex's hair with a bit of Phil Collins thrown in 🤣🤣 Do it though Mike!! I'm happier as a bald reefer than I was as a hairy aquascaper 😜

@joaopereira2526 2 года назад

I had and still have my 75g fresh water but also tried this almost exact marine set up and fully enjoying it

@LLK50634 2 года назад

Very awesome video beautiful set-up I can't wait to see what is next

@AJBAdventures 2 года назад

Perfect timing! Literally just set up an Evo. 😀 However cheated a bit by nicking some substrate and liverock from my 4 ft tank, for an instant cycle! Not that I'm impatient or anything 😬

@laurencefreeman46 2 года назад

I work at a fish store and salt really isn’t hard at all. Corals make it seem hard, but it really isn’t unless you want acropora or non photosynthetic corals. Just have a good light and good flow. Protein skimmer is higher recommended along with a decent sized tank with a sump.

@Puciferthegreat 2 года назад

Using a Tp tapo or similar makes any light run on a schedule in the absolute easiest way and should be included in any new setup :)

@andreabta 2 года назад

Definitely have a salt water tank in your house. They always told me was too hard to care for one but after trying the salt water is more self sustainable than freshwater.... Easy care for it if setting up right from the beginning..... Plus fish and coral are more fascinating than fresh 😂😂

@omrigoldfarb142 2 года назад

Im thinking about getting a nano one cause im moving to college and ill have roommate’s so I don’t wanna come in with my big aquarium Really hope you’ll do a video about what light to choose

@andrewmiller778 2 года назад

Mike I'm like you, really want salt, solid freshy, so am following along, maybe will get me going. Personally looking at the edge for the few extra litres of water and as with my fresh fluval edge will get the insert for the two chambers for better mechanical and biological filtration. Interested to see upgrades, fortunately already have rodi maker for freshwater(I do mix with seachem equilibrium) so will probably make my own salt water and will probably get an ato for ease of use.

@tyler97511 2 года назад

I did it with one I got for $50 on kijiji ai prime ato and a skimmer they'll keep sps upgraded mine 3 months in have had a few sps growing since and it's been close to a year they make a great set up

@tyler97511 2 года назад

Auto top off is very helpful at that size makes it simple

@germanytraveller2419 2 года назад

Go Mikey…Go Mikey…Go salty!🧂🧂🧂 Yes, we…eh…you can! 💪😎 And: Alex forces you, so Alex will help you whenever necessary! 😉😁

@Sutsamadori97 2 года назад

Wanted to buy a nice big tank some time, had to buy a new car so this comes in handy😊

@J_shakey.3006 2 года назад

Absolutely incredible

@anglingaddict3877 2 года назад

Love this content!

@juanedenburg6766 2 года назад

I’m getting salty I want to have a saltwater tank but I live in the nederlands and the fluval is not for sale here. And the rest is so freaking expensive. I have freshwater aquariums and I can sete up a 4 foot tank up under 750euro for everything. Way is it when I calculate how much it gonna cost me more then 2000 only thank and lighting. And I don’t see the quality in it it’s still cheaply made stuff out of China like the freshwater stuff. I understand that marine is costing more but so much I don’t understand. It’s not a dig ate you I really enjoy your videos and you have a great voice to listening too.

@mattmonteith2175 2 года назад

I set up a 90 gallons aquarium. Cost me over 160 dollars. I bought gravel and sand pre mix from the ocean to kick start the process of cycling the tank yes 3 week s before I add fish I mix my own saltwater water not hard I have well water. And the type of salt u use make s a different s on how clear the water will be.

@absolutezerochill2700 2 года назад

Very good! I noticed there was a 5 gallon option for this tank. However, I can't think of any fish that could be in such a small tank. Any suggestions?

@ReefDork 2 года назад

Hmm. Nothing I'd like to recommend...

@LordNecron 2 года назад

Better not. if it were a 9 or 10, you could put a Gobidion okinawae and maybe 2 Trimma cana in there, they'd have space to hide and swim. But a 5er......not really. Sorry. What you could chuck into the 5 gal: Thor amboinensis, a group of 4 or 5. Give them a few Zoas or a Ricordea anemone, and they will love you. Also, on a tank below.....I think 40 gal or so, consider NOT adding hermits. They are hooligans. And the empty shells you need to provide for them will ruin the look of small tanks. Get more snails and a Mithraculus sculptus crab instead. And yes, I go by scientific names. Those are international. Not as much of an issue with fish, but when it comes to coral, going by english name alone is a disaster, especially if you look at Zoas, fancy Euphilia, or Acropora, with their crazed designer names. Like on Zoas, Maneater, Alien Antivenom.....

@absolutezerochill2700 2 года назад

@@ReefDork yes, that's what I expected. I don't know why that's an option, to be honest.

@absolutezerochill2700 2 года назад

@@LordNecron it's fine. I was more confused than actually considering. Only 70 bucks more for over double the size is better anyways.

@LordNecron 2 года назад

@@absolutezerochill2700 I actually think in that size category, the Fluval might be the better option over the Peninsula Mini 15 from Waterbox. Especially since Fluval has their own fitting upgrade line. I'd personally yeet the cover, run it open topped, and with a Red Sea ReefLED50 or an AI Prime 16 instead. Maybe see if you can get some 3D printed, saltwater friendly holder for a filter sock to add to the intake vent on the Fluval, for mechanical debris filtering, before it all goes into the Skimmer chamber.

@ISeaLive 2 года назад

I just finished up a roller mat filter for this Fluval. Let me know if you would like one ☝️.

@Reggiejejshsb 2 года назад

The chamber baskets are good for them

@georgeduncan8946 4 месяца назад

Ive set up 8 succsesful tanks since 1991...🤣🐡🐠🐟✌🏿from 2.5 gallons to 55 from gobies to volitan lionfish & snowflake eel to clown gobies ,dottybacks & invert tanks 💜💜💜💜💜

@georgeduncan8946 3 месяца назад

I collected 6 lbs sand from beautiful L.I. beach for a 5gl tank .....i git it from the surf where wave crashes in beach...i rinsed it at home..it was clear in 2 minutes💥💥💥added bacteria in filter ceramics & cycled in 6 days or less💥💥💥

@hakman239 11 месяцев назад

I put 5kg of sand in my 50l is that too much and 4kg of reef saver

@manastephy5037 8 месяцев назад

Thank you

@hakman239 2 года назад

Please make this a longer series then last time

@ReefDork 2 года назад

I will - the plan is to keep this tank for at least 2 years...

@stevenwilliams2551 10 дней назад

I think the reason you didn’t need 50 litres of water was the volume taken up by the rock Displacement Eureka moment etc

@ReefDork 10 дней назад

Correct

@PULAG 5 месяцев назад

Are there any differences between saltwater and freshwater filters or can you use either

@ReefDork 5 месяцев назад

You can use some fw filters in sw but best to check with the manufacturer first

@LordNecron 2 года назад

The tank, setup wise, seems close to a Waterbox Peninsula 15, just with a ton of stuff included in the kit.

@MiniManAu 2 года назад

im stuck on which one to buy myself!

@davidmorffi7940 Год назад

what is your favorite tank you made ? how long it take to where you wanted it ?

@ReefDork Год назад

My current Red Sea Reefer Peninsula 500 - it's been up for almost 6 years and it's still not how I want it!

@davidmorffi7940 Год назад

Wow that a long time and not how you want it ?

@lonzoreacts1190 4 месяца назад

Would this tank be too small for 2-3 Bubble Tip Anemones? and if so would be the better option? I heard that Anemones need lots of room depending on the type and also need lots of flow in the water so I also don't know which wave maker is best. This would be my first saltwater aquarium and I wanted to start strong with a Anemone dominated tank, so I would love some of your advice :) PS: Your videos are amazing, keep up the good work.

@ReefDork 4 месяца назад

Nope, this would be fine in my opinion. I have 3 BTAs in my Cade that's behind me at the start of my videos. They'll get big over time, but so will anything else. These are my first BTAs - I've found them really easy to care for but they have a reputation for being fussy, especially in the first 6 months of a tank...

@twaves21 2 года назад

DO IT MIKE! I hope this is enough peer pressure

@chuaivan7043 2 года назад

Hi Alex! Good day. My 100L tank with inbuilt back filter doesn’t seems to be working well. The sequence of my filter is as follow: skimmer, sponge filter, ceramic media, carbon, bio ball, micro algae. Do you any advice on the sequence of a effective filtration system?

@rohitparbat3398 19 дней назад

How much water volume in 1.5 feet cube tank?

@ReefDork 18 дней назад

This tank? About 40 litres after displacement

@RafaelFerreira-du6tx Год назад

or just use fluval aqua plus and you can use tap water

@EXECUTI0N619 Год назад

Would this be good size be good for a couple clown fish?

@ReefDork Год назад

Yep

@angel27486 Год назад

Beautiful

@hakman239 Год назад

I have a37l 10 gallon could I use that as salt water

@ReefDork Год назад

Yep

@onlythedetails Год назад

just got my first tank after watching this

@falcolf 10 месяцев назад

...I think I spent $200 on my aquascape in my Evo 13.5. 😂 Also I got it as an Amazon Warehouse Deal and it was missing literally everything but the filter pump with a condition description of 'great.' (I don't describe most of the equipment missing as 'great,' Amazon.) They only reimbursed me $70 which was a fraction of what I needed for a new light. Owww. (Got the Fluval Sea Nano which I love for its programmability which hacks my ADHD.)

@tracedimos4202 2 года назад

How often do you plan on doing water changes? And how often do you plan on cleaning the filter sponge?

@ReefDork 2 года назад

Every week - 10 to 20% is the plan. The sponge is coming out as part of the upgrades I'm adding - they're a pain in the butt!

@tracedimos4202 2 года назад

@@ReefDork Agh crap! I'm going to have to wait till the next video to find out huh? I have a sponge in mine right now that I clean about once a month in a bowl of new salt water. Would love to upgrade! Hurry and put that video out!

@LordNecron 2 года назад

@@tracedimos4202 If the sponge is in the very first chamber, and everything is forced through it, do a weekly rinse-squish in the OLD water during water swaps (as in, pump old water out, use it to wash the sponge, then back in), you do not want to let it sit so you have nitrifying bacteria on it. But you DO might want it for the mechanical cleaning (debris, basically).

@lentebrunsman8054 Год назад

Did Mike go salty? And what did he think of the video? You seem like a great friend 😊

@ReefDork Год назад

Not yet!

@ProfessorShroom Год назад

How much eletricity would this tank use?

@ReefDork Год назад

Full breakdown here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T5O0oVeWGb0.html

@christopherauditore1673 2 года назад

Hi :) I am trying to get into the hobby and have been looking at the fluval evo 13.5 as a potential tank. I saw it has a filtration system but I was wondering if it would still need frequent water changes. If so, how much and/or how often? I would appreciate the advice!

@ReefDork 2 года назад

It will still need water changes - i'll probably be doing 10% per week

@gavinstatikgoddard4340 2 года назад

I presume I could do exactly the same thing using a fluval flex 57?

@ReefDork 2 года назад

You could, yeah. Now fronted tanks distort the image slightly though so I'm personally not a fan

@SupurrrCat 9 месяцев назад

The pump on this unbelievably loud, not sure if mine is defective but if not it is not suitable for a bedroom

@ReefDork 9 месяцев назад

No, it wasn't faulty - that's just the way it is I'm afraid. I found you can make it a bit quieter with a bit of wiggling, but it was still too noisy for me so I replaced it.

@Goodwin88881 2 года назад

Looking at getting one of these tanks, How often do you have to changes the water? (Bit of a hassle to get to the shop if it’s every week or two, so may just make it)

@ReefDork 2 года назад

I'll be doing 10% per week - the more frequently, the better but you could do 20% per fortnight no problem

@Goodwin88881 2 года назад

@@ReefDork thanks - might stick with the shop water

@jhaych 2 года назад

Fish only salt water tanks are so easy!

@MiniManAu 2 года назад

have you got one? i want to do a fowlr myself

@jhaych 2 года назад

@@MiniManAu I have a reef buddy but started fish only, same as troo manage your nitrates you're fine, but obviously you have salinity as well that's the only difference, super easy mate.

@AdamUS123-j7q 2 года назад

Freshwater is no way as fun as a nice reef! Though I still enjoy African Cichlids.

@jsludwig5699 2 года назад

In india it is really cheap ......because things are cheaper here i calculated my saltwater as.....tank- already have sand- 499 3kg filter- 1100 rocks -1000 salt-1000 light 250 total 3849 rupees = around 35-40 pounds ....super cheap

@mckessa17 Год назад

If you live near the ocean you can get free fish

@Imran.A.Official Год назад

Can we get salt water directly from sea?

@Michael_k_DK 2 года назад

Cant find that tank In Denmark

@davidmorffi7940 Год назад

mike go salty you got it

@gailnosbaum4980 Год назад

❤❤❤❤

@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030 2 года назад

nice

@hakman239 11 месяцев назад

How many kg of rock for 50l

@ReefDork 11 месяцев назад

I wouldn't worry about kilos - better to just focus on making a good scape

@hakman239 11 месяцев назад

@@ReefDorkI’m on a budget

@rajgill7576 6 месяцев назад

Dont rinse your sand if you got wet "live" sand. That'll wash away all the goodies we pay extra for

@cosbey1 2 года назад

Calls down to wife "I think I need another fish tank"

@ReefDork 2 года назад

😂

@alanallington1001 2 года назад

Nice shorts, do you work for rhe circus

@tekkersreefer8055 2 года назад

Id dump the fitter its crap to intank media baskets and 1200 pump sorted

@ReefDork 2 года назад

It's gone already 😅

@GusExplores 11 месяцев назад

Oooft i bet that was a sore video to work out and make. I am considering about getting a reef tank this may have just put me off 😢

@jaysrealreefuk 2 года назад

No better tank for the money. Mike, take the plunge on saltwater, you will never look back.

@clintparsons3989 2 года назад

You should give it to Mike as a surprise

@annak2575 Год назад

Surely it's not almost as easy as freshwater tropical??! 😮😮

@ReefDork Год назад

It can be - it is more involved, but it's only really as hard as you make it

@Imran.A.Official Год назад

Isn't the sand better with its own bacteria? Why wash it?

@ReefDork Год назад

Most sand doesn't come with bacteria so you should wash anything that doesn't

@trevorvanzuydam8115 2 года назад

50 litres without the rocks ?

@ReefDork 2 года назад

Still less - I'd guess around 45

@ashlittle4545 Год назад

Fluval lied 2:37 ?? Forgetting the fact that the huge rocks in the tank are taking cubic volume equivalent to 12 Litres? 😂

@ReefDork Год назад

It's about 44 litres before displacement from the rock and sand...

@ashlittle4545 Год назад

@@ReefDork I stand corrected 🤣

@ReefDork Год назад

@@ashlittle4545 😅

@Ayesuh Год назад

Im gonna go use water straight from the tap, see ya later 😂

@rudra7615 2 года назад

Tbh, I watched such videos and thought marine fish tanks are cheap..and they can be...but the hobby isn't just a set up. It's the running and maintenance that really makes it expensive. It's like getting a gorgeous expensive car for a bargain and then the fuel, tax, maintenance adds up and you realise.."yeah it was cheap to get but boy is it expensive to keep". Marine is just like that for me. You can setup for cheap based on your budget, but then you want the fishes, the corals, the maintanence costs, the bills you pay to keep it, the upgrades you end up getting for growth etc.. To top it off, no matter what..you will end up upgrading to bigger tanks in the future..this isn't a choice, it is inevitable.

@LordNecron 2 года назад

There is always a 'flip point' where it becomes TOO LARGE for a single person, if they stick to one tank. The solution: If the old tanks are not gone yet, scavenge old equipment and an old tank, scrub it down, and start a 2nd tank. Like, you want a genuine Nemo tank, with an actual, fat anemone? Instead of endangering your Stony main tank, you set up a 20 to 30 gal secondary, add a bit of rockwork, add a few different anemones (no Rock Flowers or Carpets, those afaik aren't for Finding Nemo, those are for Dining (on) Nemo), add cleaning crew that is not going to get chomped by the anemones, and then make a Nemo tank.

@laVeukz 2 года назад

Okay reef dork you’ve swayed me

@justinking5400 11 месяцев назад

@poor_mansreef8908 2 года назад

Forget the tank i need those shorts!

@ReefDork 2 года назад

😅

@Daemiex 2 года назад

as an experienced marine keeper this video is just click bait, if you setup a marine tank like this you will just be throwing away money constantly and have headache after headache after headache, just dont

@ReefDork 2 года назад

This is probably one of the most common marine tanks in the world...

@mckessa17 Год назад

I agree.

@ItsJustMeBrett 2 года назад

Get the fucking tank mike. I started with an evo and I now have sps corals in it.

@Sif_theGreatGreyWolf 2 года назад

Love your videos but it makes me laugh when I see you set up a peninsula tank up against a wall like that!

@thombaz 9 месяцев назад

I really don't know why aqurium makers go with this small base with overhanging aquarium. It's looks really disgusting, and makes tha base very fragile. Ugly+unsfae, can't see any reason to do this.