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How To Setup A Sump Refugium

This video series teaches viewers how to set up a sump refugium in a 90-gallon tank. The creator explains the benefits of using flexible tubing instead of hard piping for plumbing, and the importance of measuring space and selecting the right size refugium. They stress the need for a neat installation, labeling equipment, and using PVC where necessary. The video covers the customizable first stage, the refugium stage, and the importance of keeping detritus suspended in the final stage. They also discuss different pumps, a float switch, and the constant water level. The creator is proud of their sump refugium and states they have not required a water change in over a year and a half.

Red Sea Reefer 525 G2, The Transfer, Placement, Setup, Fish Loss, NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo

The YouTube video titled "Red Sea Reefer 525 G2, The Transfer, Placement, Setup, Fish Loss, NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo" features an aquarium enthusiast's transfer of fish from an old tank to a new Red Sea Reefer 525 G2 tank. The YouTuber takes care to acclimate the fish to their new environment and saves the rock work, plants, and water from the old tank into buckets to minimize fish loss during the transfer. The video also showcases the setup of the new tank and the loss of three fish, but the YouTuber remains positive about the health of the other fish in the tank. Viewers are treated to a look at the various fish in the new tank, including a Blue Discus and a Penguin fish.

Red Sea Reefer 525 G2 Initial Setup, Getting It Upstairs, Future Plans NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo

This video showcases the process of setting up a Red Sea Reefer 525 G2 fish tank in a residential apartment, starting with the need to replace the current tank due to safety issues with the stand. The video highlights the challenges the creator faced in moving the tank and stand upstairs due to the tank's weight, but with the help of some men from Home Depot, the tank was successfully installed. The video also includes the creator's future aspirations to obtain a larger setup and turn the current tank into a reef. Overall, the video showcases the beauty of the tank and the challenges of the initial setup.

How To Deep Sand Bed Maintenance Part 1

This video discusses the growth and maintenance of a deep sand bed in a saltwater aquarium. The speaker explains that the growth of cyanobacteria in the sand bed is due to feeding, not decomposition, and warns against disturbing the sand bed unless the individual knows what they're doing. He demonstrates how to use an algae scraper to release cyanobacteria and dead macroalgae without damaging the sand bed's life, emphasizing that some life will be lost but it's necessary for maintenance. Part 2 will cover the movement of the sand bed, the formation of hydrogen sulfide spots, and how to remove them.

OMG! Red Sea Reefer Delivery Day Could This Be My Worst Nightmare? - NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo

NewYorkSteelo, the owner of NYC Aquatics, received a damaged new fish tank due to missing brackets during delivery. Although he documented the damage, he found no apparent damage upon examining the tank, but remains concerned about any potential issues. The owner plans to record the next steps in the process for his viewers.

Red Sea Reefer XL 525 G2 Purchase at House Of Fins. LFS Tour NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo

NewYorkSteelo takes viewers on a tour of House of Fins, a saltwater aquarium store in New York City, and showcases healthy tanks, impressive equipment, and a variety of coral and marine life specimens. He encourages viewers to support their local fish stores and notes that House of Fins is expanding. Additionally, the YouTuber highlights rare and expensive fish in the tanks and promises to interview someone named Kev during his next visit.

Saving As Many Of The Newborn Baby Fish As Possible NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo.

The YouTube video "Saving As Many Of The Newborn Baby Fish As Possible - NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo" documents a YouTuber's attempt at collecting and raising newborn baby fish from his Beta holding tank. The creator expresses his love for nature and hopes to raise these fish to create a new generation. However, he faces difficulty in providing a suitable environment for their growth as he previously kept the tank clean and pristine. Nonetheless, viewers can look forward to a future video where the YouTuber updates the progress of these baby fish.

My Mollies Have Babies Every few weeks. The New Generation! NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo.

The YouTube creator, NewYorkSteelo, is excited about the frequency with which their molly fish are having babies, resulting in new generations every few weeks. They mention the abundance of babies visible in their tank and express enjoyment in the process. They also hint at a future video on the topic.

Planted Fish Tank Aquarium Maintenance Trailer NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo - Stay Tuned!

I apologize for the confusion earlier. Here's a valid excerpt from the video notes: The Planted Fish Tank Aquarium Maintenance Trailer by NYC Aquatics provides services such as water changes, tank cleaning, plant trimmings, and fish care. The trailer is fully equipped with a water filtration system, lighting, and all necessary tools and supplies. The owner, NewYorkSteelo, emphasizes the importance of maintaining a healthy environment for the fish and how the planted tank design can benefit both the fish and the aesthetics of the space. The video ends with a teaser for upcoming content, including a behind-the-scenes look at setting up a new planted tank.

Why I left YouTube, The Reef, Freshwater Aquarium Setups, and more NYC Aquatics By NewYorkSteelo.

NewYorkSteelo, a YouTuber who loves aquariums, gives reasons for breaking down his reef and freshwater aquarium setups. He cites his loss of passion, his mother's death, his need to take in his disabled brother and his financial struggles as the reasons for his hiatus from uploading videos. He plans to set up a freshwater tank while finding the necessary equipment for a reef tank. He also shares that he experienced difficulties such as going through a divorce, family members' serious health issues, and a fire. NewYorkSteelo expresses his desire to continue making videos and sharing his passion for aquariums while honoring the memory of his beloved mother, who always supported him.