#shorts This hammer coral has bright orange polyps and is a great addition to any reef tank. It belongs to the euphyllia family and looks similar to torch corals. However, they should be separated in your aquarium as they will sting one another to fight for territory. Orange hammer corals are rarer than their common green hammer coral counterparts. Hammer coral care is easy and doesn't require any additional support other than keeping stable water parameters. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HdJkuMXw5E

#shorts This is a video of my golden torch coral that is one of my favorite corals in my reef tank. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z18JWEm8gc8

Aiptasia removal has never been so easy and rewarding! In this video, I'll show you how to get rid of aiptasia anemones and set up a Berghia Nudibranch farm. So you can eliminate your Aiptasia in your reef tank for good. All you need is a couple fish tanks, heaters, air pumps, and a light. Eventually, every reefer has to face this problem. Aiptasia will sting and kill your corals. That’s why aiptasia removal is so important if they get introduced into your reef tank. They also spread throughout your tank very quickly. This can lead to the feeling of hopelessness, because of how difficult they are to effectively clear from your saltwater tank. These small glass anemones are not very attractive as well. Unfortunately, there are not a lot of natural methods to get rid of them. And products like aiptasia x and kalkwasser may not remove all of them. These aiptasia-killing sea slugs are nature’s answer to this pest that has plagued the aquarium hobby for years. They will kill aiptasia better than peppermint shrimp and copperband butterflyfish. Unfortunately, Berghia Nudibranchs have been too expensive for the average hobbyist to get for their tanks. They have also been very difficult to find. Until now! Once these nudibranch get in your tank they will kill all the pest anemones permanently. By having a separate farm of them, you can also make money by selling them to fellow reef hobbyists! As these sea slugs will lay eggs every 12 days. So you will have a constant supply as they grow into adults. ⬇Links from this video⬇ ?Aiptasia Killer Farming Kit - https://bit.ly/SaltyUnderground ?Berghia Nudibranchs - https://bit.ly/SlugFarmKit ------------------------------ ? My Camera Gear ?------------------------------ - https://bit.ly/Laynes-Gear ---------------------?My Merch & live Coral Shop ? --------------------- - https://bit.ly/CoralCraze ---------? Where I Get My Copyright-Free Music From? --------- - https://bit.ly/SuperCoolMusic (Use link to get 2 months FREE ) ? Let’s connect: Instagram – @Layne.Wilson Facebook – @RealLayneWilson TikTok – @Layne.Wilson.Animals *DM me on Instagram if I used an image or video you took and I did not properly credit you. #laynewilson #reefaquarium #aquarium TimeStamps: 00:00 Intro 00:48 Cleaning out old fishtank 01:52 Why Berghia are the best option 04:58 Why you should breed Berghia 07:12 Setting up a Berghia farm 09:39 Setting up Aiptasia farm 11:00 Seeding the tanks 12:54 Maintaining the Berghia farm 14:52 Lifecycle of Berghia nudibranchs 15:20 What to do with the slugs 16:19 Outro/Cool Berghia clips ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb7ceuka20w

I found a crazy Eunice Bobbit worm crawling on my reef tank's glass. He was introduced as a hitchhiker on one of my corals. Despite dipping every new coral I get. Aquarium hitchhikers manage to find a way to survive. Luckily he was found in my isolation tank for this exact reason. Worms are especially difficult aquarium hitchhikers to kill before introducing them to your reef tank. Even after thoroughly dipping in Bayer then Coral Revive. Having fish that eat these critters greatly benefits isolation tanks. Thank you Fhillip ! (My Foxface Rabbitfish) Eunice worms can range from 10cm to 3 meters long. Also known as the infamous Bobbit worm. But this was a happy ending to my Bobbit worm as it became dinner for my Foxface rabbitfish! Credits: First two amazing shots of the video are from @Florida_Reef_Kepper & @angelica_reef on ista. Go check them out if you have a chance! #reeftank #saltwateraquarium #shorts ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNGtaEPMJdI