INSANE TWENTY GALLON REEF TANK!! *BEGINNER FRIENDLY??* 

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That’s great advice! Thank you for watching!

I feel the same way. I started my first saltwater tank 17 years ago and I was told bigger is easier, but that’s only half the story. Big aquariums cause as many problems as it solves IMO. First off the price of everything is bigger, and realistically it just gives you more room to build bad habits. When I set up my first Pico-Reef I realized that, it’s almost comically simple and cheap! I didn’t need supplements or any fancy gadgets because I just did a daily 1 Liter water change. The biggest challenge was choosing corals that wouldn’t outgrow the tank too quickly.

Same here. I had exact same WB frag tank. Now have 20 cube. Much better.

Same here, I dropped down to a 25 and a 20 AIO and now they've been going for almost 6 years. I was never a fan of the "start big" advice

I’m at a 75 after 10-20-45 and it’s the most I can handle and enjoy.

With the tech today, I think smaller/nano tanks are the way to go for beginners. If you can master it, you can handle a big tank.

100% the secret to this tank is the amount of water changes..no skimmer either? Deffo water changes.

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It’s definitely achievable!! Thank you for watching!

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Don’t give up!! Grab some good quality test kits and test weekly. You got this!

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We appreciate it!! Happy to hear your tank is doing great!!

Sorry about your original tank😔 You have our vote of confidence for starting again!

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That’s awesome!! Glad you’re enjoying your tank!

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Easier to manage! That’s awesome to hear!

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That’s great to hear! As for algae, pull as much out as you can manually, keep on top of your nitrates/phosphates, and grab yourself some blue legged hermits!!

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Nothing other than that my friend. We keep it simple!!!

For almost all of our display tanks, we like to keep the nitrates around 10-20 and phosphates below 0.1

The tank itself has been there since opening, fortunately, there are a lot of RU-vidrs that came by to check out the tank in its early years! That’s probably the earliest we could go haha. thank you for watching!

That is what makes it so unique!

Luckily we never had much trouble with that 😁

We don’t use much t5s, but since they’re are more of a supplement, just get one that would complement your tank. The time where the whites are on is when you can put the t5s on. So the rest is just pure blue and coral pop!!

Over 3 years :)

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I have them and they don’t bother the coral at all they kind of just stay under there rock they live under and don’t bother anything they’re really peaceful in my

We don’t have any issues regarding that… thankfully!

Good luck with your tank!!

You can mimic this lighting schedule by downloading one of our AI presets on our website :) worldwidecorals.com/pages/led-lighting-presets

We never had an issue, but just to be safe, it doesn’t hurt to put a guard on it!

@@WorldWideCorals decided against a pioedish as my EVO 13.5 has so many pods and I don't want them to be eaten by the pipefish. I'll just stick to my 2 clownfish.

Wondering the same thing

It all depends on what your nitrates and phosphates are telling you. If you find your tanking is running too clean, you can definitely take it out :) the main key is to make sure it’s not running too clean!!

I think he said blues at 100, violet at 100 and UV at 50. I believe he said 41 intensity overall

And no single minute white?

7:30 mark

We usually run our lights for around 10 hours

Keeping the nutrients at an acceptable level, a good clean up crew, and regular maintenance like water changes and cleaning the glass!

We will pass that request along

This is the creepiest youtube comment.

But white light doesn’t penetrate in the ocean so those corals only have blue light to grow from 🤔

@@theurbanartist775 jus because it’s not true in the ocean doesn’t mean it’s bad for our aquariums. They have done studies on it. Especially specifically SPS. White light give the most growth.

For a beginner it's too much for sure. The key to this tank is the type of corals selected and the water changes. Those two combined help to keep the algae away.

@@BHauck-os9sy Yea like I said the corals and water changes combined make this stocking possible.

Great advice!! Definitely have to keep a track on nutrients for a smaller tank.

They can stock this tank because she is doing two 5 gallon WCs per week which is double than what most people do.

It’s super realistic! We’ve seen many tanks this size that looks incredible, a lot of times better than ours!