The Official WWC YouTube Video Thread

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Join Vic on an exciting journey to the bayou as he visits Louisiana reefer Kelsi's stunning 210 mixed reef! Dive deep into the underwater world and discover the incredible fish that Kelsi has rescued and nurtured from other local reefers over the years. But wait, there's more! Stick around for a surprise that's sure to make this adventure even more memorable.

 

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Join Vic in this exciting two-part episode as we dive back into the world of Kelsi's aquatic wonders! Get ready to explore Kelsi's stunning 93-gallon Anemone tank and his impressive 315 Lagoon, housed right in his garage. We get to see more fish and more coral as Kelsi reveals the remaining tanks scattered throughout his house!

 

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We enter the bayou again with Vic as he visits Chris and his 11-month-old 65-gallon tank. But the little secret he is holding is that he hasn’t done a water change since he started the tank! Could this be the next avenue you take with your home tank?

 

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We join Chris again as we finally get to see his impressive 190-gallon aquarium, an amazing mixed reef that is seeing a lot of coral warfare. Like his 65-gallon tank, which also hasn't had a water change in nearly two years, this behemoth of glass and water harbored a dark secret—it had it out for Chris! Learn what it takes to run a bacteria-run tank and the dark side/dangers to the reefing hobby!

 

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In today's video Dominick and Tommy provide in-depth methods for ensuring your aquarium gets cleaned. The tips & tricks provided in the video will help you to simply get the job done right!! From removing Asterina starfish to cleaning out your equipment, we ensure you have all the tools (A to Z) needed to keep your aquarium looking pristine. So grab your tools and your bucket and start taking notes to become a tank cleaning pro!

 

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Vic dropped in on Ronald to check out his impressive 220-gallon tank! Ronald has been reef-keeping for about 30 years, and his corals showcase his expertise. The tank is primarily SPS, with so many Acropora corals that Ronald is contemplating either upgrading to a larger tank or ramping up his coral fragging efforts. Underneath the hood though, there's an array of different lighting varieties illuminating this system! Is it overkill or Just the perfect amount of light to hit the deepest parts of this 220 Gallon SPS tank?

 

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We are back in Louisiana to visit Dalton, part of a husband & wife team that quickly went from 1 tank to 10 tanks in less than a year, despite Dalton being away for half of that time! Once Victor gets to chatting with Dalton he quickly realized that they have kicked their new hobby into full turbo mode. Get ready for a super fun video as we continue on our Louisiana fish tank tour!

 

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Vic's Louisiana tour is winding down, and we've come to visit Vincent, an OG reef enthusiast who's been maintaining a tank for the past 20 years. Using Vic's KISS method, Vincent has achieved vibrant colors in his tank that captivate you for hours. This demonstrates that sometimes, less is more when it comes to maintaining your coral aquarium!

 

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Vic and Josh sit down to discuss two crucial chemicals to monitor in your tank. They delve into the distinctions between these chemicals, explaining why it's essential to keep tabs on them and how maintaining proper levels can ensure a clean, healthy, and thriving tank. Whether you're a seasoned reefer or a beginner, there's valuable information here for everyone looking to enhance their understanding of these nutrients.

 

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After a year of overcoming numerous obstacles, Vic finally beholds the fruits of his labor: the majestic 4000-gallon aquarium, meticulously constructed from two twin 2000-gallon tanks. As the light illuminates the once dark tank that has just been cycling rock and fish, Vic stands in awe, contemplating whether his creation lives up to his expectations or presents an engineering headache.

 

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World Wide Corals is back at Reefapalooza Orlando, showing off new tech, and beautiful corals from vendors, and hosting the intense Aquascape contest! Dive in to see the latest in reef keeping and enjoy the stunning variety of coral life. It's a must-see event for both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers.

 

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As our journey continues through the bayous of Louisiana our next stop was in Slidell to check out where the magic that takes place at ⁠ @CoralVueTV Hydros Headquarters. To our delight we got to check out David D'Aquin amazing 1200- gallon floating display reef tank. David is the owner of CoralVue/Hydros and they have been manufacturing aquarium products for stores since In 2002 so this guy knows his stuff. This video shows a true testament to how beneficial it can be to plan the entire system out before building it, plus it shows all of the unique things you can do with a fully custom saltwater aquarium system & filtration project.

 

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Over the years there has been a great debate in the hobby on what is the best substrate for your reef tank. Is it sand or is it bare bottom? Join Victor and Josh as they take a little trip around the Orlando store to talk about what kind of substrate you should use in your aquarium! They discussed bare bottom, medium ReBorn, and large ReBorn from Two Little Fishies, Caribsea Special Grade Sand, and Fiji Pink Sand. Let's see which option requires the least maintenance, has the best health impact on your aquarium, and overall pros and cons. Also, find out which type of bottom Victor and Josh personally prefer their aquariums.

 

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As our trip throughout Maryland continues, the next stop on our tank tour is fellow YouTuber Mok-Yi Chow aka The Inappropriate Reefer's 145-gallon Mod Aquarium. In this video we walked into an overgrown reefer's paradise. With little space remaining in the tank, this reefer is at a crossroads: should he add more flow or let this overgrown masterpiece continue its course? Plus, there are a few One Piece Easter Eggs for all the anime-loving reefers out there!

 

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In this video we headed north up to Virginia to meet Jonathan Hume, a local reef enthusiast celebrated for his stunning tank. Jon's aquarium is a marvel, adorned with vibrant frogspawns and flourishing acropora corals. His talent for maintaining a healthy ecosystem is evident in every detail. Victor is captivated by Jon's passion and expertise, recognizing him as a true reef wizard.

 

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Vic visits Nate, a hobbyist just minutes from our nation's capital. Nate owns a stunning 170-gallon tank, the focal point of his DC loft. Like Vic, Nate aims for simplicity, using only what he needs and prioritizing a quiet environment. Nate's dedication to minimalism shines through in every aspect of his aquarium's design, from the sleek, streamlined equipment to the carefully curated selection of corals. He has crafted another tourist landmark to see in the heart of the US!

 

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In this episode, Victor takes a short drive over to Florida's Space Coast for a tank tour of Francisco Ruiz, a 180-gallon reef tank. Francisco himself is a long-time hobbyist known for his stunning reef tank designs. Surprisingly, Francisco's tank is missing a common piece of equipment, despite its health and stability. The dilemma arises: should Francisco make the upgrade to his already successful reef tank, or risk upsetting its current balance?

 

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As Victor continues his journey though the greater DC Area the next stop is to visit Isaac Bell, a reefer who is deep in the trenches with a crazy 80-gallon reef tank. It's a mixed reef, where corals live as if they're back in the ocean, showcasing one of the most stunning examples of coral warfare you've ever seen. Everything is trying to battle for more real estate with corals fighting for every inch of rock, check out this video to see who will come out on top

 

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Vic returns to another stunning tank in the Space Coast area, owned by Shane and Eileen Ladd. This couple's passion for design and sleek aesthetics is magnificently reflected in their aquarium. The beautiful, well-established mixed reef tank is bursting at the seams with vibrant marine life and meticulously arranged coral. The Ladds have created an underwater paradise that not only grabs the attention of all their visitors but also demonstrates their expertise and love for the hobby.

 

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