I’m just throwing out my opinion, but I’d think price and speed of growth is somewhat of a factor. The beginner stuff is usually hardy and grows so well there is abundance of it and that can make it cheaper and more of an ideal choice to start with. High end for example may not be harder to keep alive but may grow slower and since supply and demand play a factor, it’s best to wait until your confident in your tank and ability.
I'm a big fan of green, that battle Corals bubble bath unicorn looks amazing.
I like how everything can connect through their app.
I thought it was interesting how the tank overhangs the stand until you add the doors.
Man people still do the rock wall ? That one is packed! I underestimated it! Now I give it respect!
It was interesting when he discussed the aquaculturing of them towards the end.
I was interested by how well the macro moved around the fuge. Is there a difference between a semi-stagnant fuge (still 3k+gph just not as much movement) and a moving fuge?
I'd love to make a section of my sump a fuge, but I'm afraid of nuisance algae growing there.
gross fuge is my fear too.
