🐠Building a reef tank can be simple and budget-friendly
🏞️Solid rockwork is essential for coral growth
🤫Stacking rocks outside the tank is easier than inside
💡Canister filters are quiet and efficient for reef tanks
🌿Macro algae helps maintain water quality in the tank
What size tank should I use for a reef tank?
—A three-gallon tank is recommended, but you can always go bigger
Do I need to do water changes in a reef tank?
—No, the heavy amount of macro algae in the tank can help maintain water quality
How often should I feed the corals?
—Feed the corals once every week or so
What is the purpose of the canister filter?
—The canister filter provides efficient filtration and keeps the tank quiet
Can I add other animals to the tank?
—Yes, you can add other animals to the tank along with the corals
00:00Introduction to building a simple and budget-friendly reef tank
02:03Importance of solid rockwork for coral growth
02:57Stacking rocks outside the tank for easier placement
03:31Setting up the canister filter for efficient filtration
03:58Using live sand for a healthy tank environment
04:31Adding corals to the tank and maintaining water quality
05:01Minimal upkeep required for the reef tank
