Incredible 900 Gallon Tank Recovery!! 

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Thank you so much and hopefully we are not distracting you that much haha

It is going to be Epic!

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We just might do so!

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We'll pass the message along to Josh for a possible future video!!! Thanks for watching

@@WorldWideCorals thank you!! Would love to see it :)

@@maximos.8456 Thanks for watching!

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We have Frags of it! reach out to contact@worldwidecorals.com

Seams like testing with a conductivity meter is more accurate than a tds meter

@@Lookingglassaquarium I thought a TDS meter used electrical conductivity to give a reading...

Yes but I think conductivity meter is more accurate than tds .I could be wrong but from doing some reading it's measured differently and more accuratelyseams like tds meter converts conductivity into tds

@@Lookingglassaquarium what resin did you switch to instead of the anion you were using? I',m burning thru a whole canister in less than a month!

With a lot of luck, effort, and patience! They do not typically do well in captivity and do not ship well. We babied these guys for months in quarantine. It is hard to get them to start eating, but once they do, you have to feed multiple times a day. Definitely not an easy fish unfortunately!!!

He sure is!!!!

Thank you!

That is the issue with them, they usually refuse any foods offered. Best to start off with live food(live brine) and slowly mix in mysis shrimp to trick them. Then ween them off to only mysis, but feeding 3+ times a day. You have to start off with a good batch to begin with, which you may not always be lucky doing.

@@WorldWideCorals, yeah...i went through 2 copperbands before I got my 3rd one which is eating and doing great. Always ensuring that some of these picky guys eat before you leave the store is key.

@@patrickcogley Yes making sure they have the interest in the food is important

For a more in depth answer about conductivity, reach out to us at Contact@worldwidecorals.com

Hi Jorge, we do not have this lighting profile available at the moment.

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Thank you guys.

It's a mixture of caribsea reef sand and crushed coral in this tank in particular. It's about 1/2" thick

For a more in depth answer about conductivity, reach out to us at Contact@worldwidecorals.com

This is actually a hard plating variety of what seems like coralline of a different color

@@jdearel1I have the same red coralline in my tank-thought it was cyano until I tried blowing it off, then I couldn’t move it with a scraper and realized it was coralline.

Pac pods

That is the WWC Hollywood Nights Goni

Hi Andres, we do not have that available at the moment.

Forgive me if I come across ignorant or argumentative, that is not my objective. However the hobbyist grade TDS meters are not precise enough, and for the purpose of the video and we did not go into depth. Our unit of measurement is resistivity below 1 Mega ohm and beyond that we are able to have an actual digital reading to monitor gains or losses and each stage of production(which is actually the important part)That is also not to mention the methods of utilization regarding carbon flow rate and bed depth, membrane efficacy, and multiple di staging. I'm sure there are plenty of people out there that utilize high volume and high quality water systems out there that can speak the language better however there were no professional answers(given our specific scenario) out there when we needed them so we we went through the growing pains on our own.

What meter are you using to measure the conductivity? Any links? Brand?

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