Ha well now that I know that, I can not skip anymore haha, but the good news is that I'm planning on releasing a new video every Sunday (unless I can't for some reason of course)
@@samiej828 Haha well Monday through Friday I'm at work so I'll have to manage in the weekends, but that never stopped me before when I did my Focus Friday series!
I'm already loving this new tank. I was sad to see the other two get broken down ( They were my favourites on YT.) But, this new reef formation is already looking really quite special. I can't wait to see where you take it over the coming months. Well done Buddy... You're skills are really evident in what you've achieved in just a month... 👍🏼
Thanks so much! Initially I also felt a bit sad after breaking them down, but seeing how well the new tank is going I'm definitely happy that I pulled the trigger! Cheers and thanks again for your praise :)
Hey, I had a question. I will be setting up a 600 litre (160 US gallons) tank it will be 60x26x25 inch (LxWxH). So, instead of using bottled bacteria to cycle my tank, if I buy buy two bags of Maxpect bio balls and put them in my cousin’s reef tank’s sump and leave it there for a month of two and then put it in my tank after setting it up, will that cycle my tank? As the bio media would be seeded with bacteria by then. Also the copepods and all that might come in the bio media, will they survive the cycle? The bacteria will eventually find its way up to the display tank right? Also do you think the pests like aptasia, bristle worms and other pests he has will cause a big problem? Because we all get pests in the end anyways and in will be a sterile tank so they shouldn’t survive right? I will feed phytoplankton for the pods. Is there any way I can get all the bacteria and pods but not the pests into my tank? Please let me know. Thank you in advance! Also what lights are you using?
Well it won't cycle your entire tank, but it will definitely boost the bacteria growth and propagation around your new tank. I did the same with both bio balls and blocks in my other two tanks and it has been really benificial for the new tank. And yes they will survive the cycle, I've seen a lot of pods in my new tank already! Haha and don't get your hopes up, all pests that you import into the new tank will also thrive there, so any bit of "contaminated" rock you bring over, will survive. I'm using Red Sea ReefLED 160's!
