The Official WWC YouTube Video Thread

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Welcome!
This thread will be updated regularly with all of our newest YouTube Videos.
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What type of aquarium sand should you add to a new reef tank? We hear this question all the time in our stores, and we wanted to share the different types of sand we use at World Wide Corals in our display tanks, the farm and our tanks at home. Of course, you can even set up an amazing reef aquarium without any sand if you choose.

 

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Clownfish blew up in popularity thanks to a certain movie, but here are World Wide Corals we are have always loved these brightly colored fish. With their size, easy to feed diet, and instinct to pair off, Clownfish make a great addition to your saltwater aquariums! Victor & Steven take turns going over the most frequently asked questions that cover everything you need to know to about clownfish care. Then, it's time to finally add the clownfish pairs to the large display tanks at World Wide Corals. Our 1,200 gallon lagoon and 1,500 gallon show tank are both receiving a pair of clownfish from ProAquatix.

 

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Underneath the Radion & Kessil lights sits a 300-gallon reef tank full of colorful high-end coral and "magical" saltwater fish! Inside you are going to find SPS, LPS, and RARE SOFT CORALS mixed in with a menagerie of TANGS, PARROT FISH, and other TROPICAL FISH. Victor chats with Spencer about some of the show stopping pieces that are in this amazing saltwater aquarium and what it takes to maintain a 6ft x 26" x 30" tall tank

 

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Building an award winning Deskmate 4.8 gallon Pico Tank​

The @ESHOPPS.INC Deskmate 4.8 gallon Pico Tank might sound tiny, but it can pack a mighty punch! This small, all in one aquarium tank can fit almost anywhere when space is an issue but still give you tons of options when it comes to adding coral and saltwater fish! We take an in-depth look at Lou's Deskmate, that recently won the Reef2Reef Pico Tank Challenge, and hopefully inspire you to see the beauty a small tank can provide!

 

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Dead coral. Dead fish. These are words that no saltwater aquarium hobbyist wants to hear. Unfortunately, it is a reality that we have to deal with. Victor shares some of his recent challenges and walks us through his reef tank cleaning routine. Did any fish or coral survive? Is his tank ready for more coral or will it need to quarantine??? As a fun distraction, the team visits the Festival of Speed and shows off some of the dynamic cars that were there

 

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In episode 8 of Tommy's Elos Dream Build - The Elos 200 gallon saltwater tank has recovered from the crash and Tommy is ready to pick new coral frags for it. This time, Vic jumps in to help Tommy pick the corals that he thinks will make the dream tank pop! Vic goes into detail about coral colors, shapes, compatibility, contrasts, and much more!

 

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With a huge variety of designs and colors, Mushroom coral are a terrific addition to a saltwater aquarium. These hardy corals are great for beginners and advanced reefers alike! This overview will get you familiar with the mushroom coral care that we use at WWC.

 

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Vic gives an update on his 80 gallon saltwater aquarium as 2022 nears the end. Things are stable since the last update; it is time to add more coral frags and saltwater fish! But before he picks out the newest additions to his reef tank, join him for the WWC holiday party and a quick visit to Marco Rocks!

 

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From the beginner to advanced hobbyists, cleaning and maintaining your system are important steps of having a successful reef tank and healthy corals. Neglecting your saltwater aquarium's maintenance will, very quickly, make small issues turn into out of control problems. Join our service tech, Matt, as he goes step by step through his routine to clean and maintain a 220 gallon saltwater aquarium.

 

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What inspires people to get into the reefing hobby? Was there a specific reef tank you saw that you wanted to recreate? An old friend of Vic's, Joey, invited us to his house to show off his awesome 220 gallon waterbox saltwater aquarium and share his story of how he got into the hobby. In two years, the coral frag growth in his tank is nothing short of amazing! The impressive list of colorful corals includes pectinia, chalice corals, mushrooms, zoanthids, and more!

 

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Ever wondered where the aquascape structures for saltwater aquariums comes from? Join us as we visit the famous MarcoRocks in Homestead, FL. Victor and Josh learn more about MarcoRocks as they cherry pick 2,500 pounds of beautiful dry rock harvested from what used to be an ancient reef. MarcoRocks has zero impact on our living reefs, and the dry rock they picked won't be dry for long!

 

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It's a new year, and your saltwater aquarium deserves the right parameters. Calcium, Magnesium, Alkalinity, Nitrates, etc., these are the building blocks for a healthy reef tank. Water Testing kits help make sure your reef tank parameters are exactly where they need to be. They make the difference between a reef that is failing, one that is simply alive, and one that is thriving. In this video, we go over how to test your water and why each test is important.

 

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It's time for Victor to show you around these 2 incredible systems at the entrance of the WWC Superstore. The saltwater reef lagoon is growing out of control and some changes are needed! Also, there are some resident fish causing trouble in the fish only system. Let us know what fish you would like to see in there!

 

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We frequently get asked about how to properly acclimate new corals to a saltwater aquarium. Taking the wrong steps, or not acclimating at all, can cause your new coral frags to be stressed out or worse. There is so much conflicting information out there, so Victor is here to set the record straight! Vic shows you the World Wide Corals way of acclimating new corals to your saltwater aquarium.

 

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Have you ever wanted to trade or send corals to a friend, but you weren't sure how to send them correctly? In this video, Frank goes over all the details on how to ship all types of live corals so that they arrive safely the next day. Do you have a questions or a video idea for us? Leave them in the comment section below.

 

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Here at World Wide Corals, we have over 40,000 gallons of reef tanks! Most people are familiar with our famous 1200 gallon pentagon tank and the 1500 gallon tank, home to Casper the white tang, but there are many more reef tanks in our Orlando Superstore location that the public does not get to see! We actually have over 40 display saltwater aquariums all throughout our store, farm, and offices! Today we are opening the doors and giving you a special tour of every display reef tank!

 

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It is time to frag some of the coral colonies here at the World Wide Corals farm. Vic is joined by the WWC farm manager, JW, to frag some of the high-end corals that Vic wants in his 80-gallon display tank

 

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Like many other beautiful things in Miami, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science is made to be seen. But unlike the other beautiful things in Miami, Frost Science–best described as part aquarium, part science museum–has a lot of substance. During our visit, the Power of Science exhibition is where we spent the majority of our time. Here is where you can find the largest reef tank in Miami. With approximately 12,000 gallon of constantly filtered natural saltwater, this gigantic reef tank mimics the Great Barrier Reef, the world’s largest coral reef system. With over 600 fish and thousands of different live coral species, set in an exhibit gallery with a price tag of over $5,000,000, a trip to South Florida would not be complete without a visit to Frost Science to see this reef.

 

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Join us for an in-depth tour of the famous Coral Morphologic with Colin Foord. You’ve seen their work if you have traveled through the Miami Airport, various art shows, YouTube, print and digital experiences as well as Volcom clothing and YouTube! You don’t want to miss this video, and please leave your questions for Colin below.