The Official WWC YouTube Video Thread

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Closing out our NYC Tour, we are taking one further detour to Vincent Reina in upstate New York. A beautifully organized Red Sea Reefer XL 525, Vincent sure is a pro at keeping his tank running. With contrast that pops so hard, it made Vic almost want to dive in!

 

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Vic and the team are still exploring the incredible expanse of Jason Fox's renowned coral farm, where the racks seem to stretch on endlessly, each filled with vibrant, thriving corals. We get an exclusive look at his impressive 500-gallon display tank, with two spacious frag tanks. The corals in these tanks are some of the most mature and stunning specimens you've ever seen, showcasing a mesmerizing spectrum of colors and forms.

 

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In today's video, we're in Rockledge, Florida, visiting a stunning 280-gallon tank maintained by Joe Parlapiano from Trash Panda Aquaculture. This tank features the most Meat Coral we've ever seen—definitely a unique theme that must've cost a fortune!

 

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Hop over back to British Columbia, Canada—specifically, Campbell River—to meet up with Nicole as she discovers the ultimate man cave. Inside, you'll find a stunning 190-gallon tank that Kevin Berry has owned this tank for about a year and a half. With an impressive collection of toys and corals, this setup has everything a man could dream of!

 

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We've reached the grand finale of this epic trilogy featuring Jason Fox's three incredible tanks. We're closing it out with a stunning reveal of his never-before-seen 900-gallon tank, brimming with colors that will blow you away. This masterpiece is the perfect ending to showcasing all the tanks from a reefing legend!

 

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Lou returns to speak with Keri and Matt at the new Coral Rescue facility, where they showcase the incredible efforts being made to save Florida's coral reefs. Join us as we explore the latest advancements in coral conservation at the Florida Aquarium, from groundbreaking research to hands-on restoration projects. Witness firsthand the innovative techniques being used to protect and revive these vital ecosystems, and learn how the dedicated team at the aquarium is making a difference for the future of our oceans. This is a must-see for anyone passionate about reefing and marine conservation!

 

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After months of hard work, setbacks, and perseverance, our 4000-gallon system is finally ready to welcome its first corals! Join Vic as he walks you through the exciting process and stick around until the end—Vic has a major update about his 80-gallon tank that you won’t want to miss.

 

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We've reached the final installment of our 5-part series with Josh. In this video, Josh breaks down the chemistry of your water tank, focusing on the roles of Magnesium, Calcium, Phosphate, Nitrate, and Alkalinity. Discover how these key minerals impact your aquatic environment and get practical tips for maintaining balance and health. If this video didn’t answer all your questions, please leave a comment below!

 

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We have arrived in beautiful Southern California, specifically San Diego. Here, we met up with David, who manages a 325-gallon mixed reef with impressive growth over the past two years. Unfortunately, the owner, Neyssa, will be moving away, and we’re documenting the tank for the last time. What a way to say goodbye to this beautiful large tank!

 

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Traveling through the California Traffic is brutal but we finally made it to an old friend Jesus. And a tank he is servicing for Melonie, a 180-gallon mixed reef with the biggest anemone we have ever seen!

 

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In this upcoming video, we join Josh as he explores Phil Haro's remarkable 150-gallon reef tank, located in Anaheim, California. Known for his expertise and involvement in the reefing community, Phil's tank is a stunning display of primarily SPS corals. What makes it truly special is the inclusion of some simpler, more common corals, demonstrating that sometimes the best corals aren't the rarest or most expensive.

 

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The team heads to the Valley with Jesus to meet Osbaldo, the owner of a 300-gallon mixed reef tank, organized like we’ve never seen before. It's also jam-packed to the brim, and we don’t know how Osbaldo is going to add any new corals!

 

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After months of teasing, we finally bring you Lou's 25-gallon tank, filled primarily with Acans. Lou's tank is already stunning, and now all that's left to do is wait for it to grow out. Plus, we're taking a little field trip back to Jon's house for an update on his not-so-little 700-gallon Peninsula.

 

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While back in California for Reefapalooza 2024 we planned to stop by to check out the pogress of fellow hard core reefer and Red Carpet Glambot host Cole Walliser's 180 gallon reef tank. While everything is growing beautifully, Cole has been facing some challenges due to his hectic travel schedule. With limited time for tank maintenance, his reef tank has had some challenges. Now the question remains: can he overcome the obstacles in his tank? You are going to have to watch the video to find out.....

 

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We join Vic as he visits a World Wide Corals client in need of moving his tank, giving us a unique opportunity to show you in real time how to safely and properly move your reef tank! We’ll cover essential steps to minimize stress on your corals and fish, including tips on maintaining water parameters and acclimation. Whether you're upgrading or relocating your tank, this guide will help ensure a smooth transition.