7 Reef Tank MYTHS - That You Still Believe!

[coralfish12g]

Here are 7 Reef Tank MYTHS - That You Still Believe!

What do you think? Any I left out?

 

[Daniel@R2R]

Cool video! Well done! Thanks for sharing it with us!

 

[Jason mack]

Here are 7 Reef Tank MYTHS - That You Still Believe!

What do you think? Any I left out?

I'm flabbergasted... everything I've been told about this hobby has just been turned on it's head .....!!!!

 

[revhtree]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[tj w]

Great job on the video! I agree with it all!

 

[Geno]

I can agree with all topics covered.

 

[Beej1254]

To go with #5..

I have literally pieced my tank together from used equipment or DIY builds. I've tried to keep everything as low cost and efficient as possible. I don't even have matching lights at the moment. Everything has been done with careful planning, watching, and water changes.

 

[Fla Keys Reefer]

Cool video! I agree with all that he covered, most of all from experience. Although I would like to point out that garlic did help save one of my fish (yellow tang) from an ich outbreak (the rest didn't make it), I also started out with everything DIY and pieced together lights and equipment but eventually I got into a really nice affordable aquarium and equipment which has made life easier and brought me more success!

 

[melypr1985]

Fantastic Video!! Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

[T grimes]

Nice tank you say peace together looks great to me

 

[TonapahNorth]

Nice video. Thanks

 

[beastium]

Great content

 

[scardall]

Here is another myth:

(1" of fish Per Gallon of Water)

 

[mallorieGgator]

I enjoyed the video. Great job

 

[Salty1962]

Great video! Thx for posting it.

 

[elfda]

Here is another myth:

(1" of fish Per Gallon of Water)

Amazingly, PetCo updated its documentation, and now suggests "a minimum of 5 gallons per inch of marine fish". It's a step in the right direction?

Refreshing to see large companies making positive changes.

 

[bevo5]

The garlic thing is a tough myth to debunk. Keeping the fish well fed is a step in the right direction so it kinda helps. But yeah, it's not gonna cure it. It's like eating good food when you have a cold. Just kinda makes you feel a little better.

Also. The smaller tank vs larger tank is interesting. I think you hit the key, which is that a smaller tank is far less forgiving for a beginner than a larger system. But then you're also upping the possibility for maintenance issues, which can make that larger tank a nightmare.

Interesting topic and thanks for posting.

 

[billrob71]

Great video

 

[Lionfish Lair]

Any chance someone wants to give me a run down of what's in the video?

 

[coralfish12g]

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