The Official WWC YouTube Video Thread

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For part 2, Tin reveals all of his insane coral collection. He has one tank in particular that is dedicated to rare rainbow acans. He also reveals all of his tips to keeping these acans and some misconceptions that many people aren’t aware of. Watch Part 1 Here: • This guy Turned his House Into a Fish...

 

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Vic gets a tour of one of the cleanest aquarium setups he has ever seen. From the rimless display to the sump, the owner does an amazing job at keeping everything very clean. The corals and fish inside the aquarium are showing signs of great health. Vic also gets inspired by how most of the frags in the main display is kept till it’s grown into a large colony.

 

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Richard asked Victor for help troubleshooting his custom 450 gallon reef tank. What challenges come with having a tank this large? We don't want to give too much away; this is one ride you have to experience along with Victor.

 

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Vic visits Andrew Sandler to ask him some questions that you guys had for him regarding his insanely large reef tank. Not only does Andrew have to worry about the maintenance of multiple large aquariums, but being involved with educating others and building his YouTube channel. Stay tuned as we dive into a more behind the scenes look of Andrew's aquarium setup (Coming Soon). Be sure to check out @PoloReef where you'll soon find Andrew's interview on Vic!

 

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Never get tired of seeing that aquarium - it's the benchmark in this hobby, IMHO. The fish really thrive when they have that much room.

 

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Vic takes an inside look of Andrew's 17,000 gallon reef tank and all of the major updates he made the past few years. This tank is known for the variety of colorful hard corals and the collection of rare saltwater fish. With a tank this size, dealing with lighting and flow can be very difficult. Andrew was able to upgrade a lot of his equipment and made changes so now the tank can start thriving.

 

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Andrew from Polo Reef gives Vic an exclusive tour of his aquarium lab. This is where he holds many high-end corals and saltwater fish. Everything is properly quarantined before entering his main display tanks

 

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In the saltwater aquarium hobby, patience is a virtue, after a year of planning, designing, and building, we are can finally unveil one of our most ambitious reef tank projects yet! Follow along with Victor and the World Wide Corals Installation Crew as they take you through the entire year of this amazing reef tank installation project.The crew had a blast working on this project; however it definitely was a lot of work and overall, it was a great experience. As WWC dives deeper into more and more custom aquarium projects in 2024 we plan to document them and share them here on our channel.

 

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Victor is amazed by a reef tank filled with some of the most amazing common corals. This tanks house some of the heathiest corals he has seen all year and the cool part is that some of them have been around for many generations. Ted, the owner of this tank was able to build a stunning mixed reef with these corals. Every frag has grown into large healthy colonies and the aquarium displays immense colorations. Sit back relax and enjoy the tour!!

 

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Josh helps Vic upgrade his lights into the Radion Gen 6 Blue. In the process, Vic and Josh explains some of the common mistakes that people make when setting up their aquarium lights. They also explain some tips that reefers can implement to ensure their corals are not harmed by light.

 

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Nicole takes us up north to visit Adam Sutherland in Victoria BC, Canada! Adam runs Frag Garage and has one Canada's Largest Acropora collection in Canada. Adam also recently started the Beyond The Reef Podcast and shares tips about how to grow vibrant and colorful Acropora corals.

 

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Josh's office tank is overgrown with acropora corals. This makes it difficult for him to maintain the tank. He decides that it is best to transfer all the acroporas to a bigger tank and setup a separate frag tank to keep everything else. Before This drastic move, Vic and Josh gives one last update of his beautiful reef tank.

 

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2023 has been an incredible year and we are so thankful for the amazing opportunities we've had! Here is our top 5 favorite moments of the year! Thank you to everyone who supported us and watched our videos!

5.) Revisiting Andrew's insane 17,000 Gallon aquarium. We were absolutely shocked when we saw the aquarium. The video doesn't do it justice. The amount of work and care that has to be poured into his aquarium is incredible.youtu.be/jeFUqXMNqpU?si=bG8cWRfzAdCzFUbz

4.) Installing aquarium inside a second story mansion. Hands down one of the hardest installations we've ever done. The WWC crew worked under Record-breaking heat and it was SCARY moving such a massive tank to the second story.youtu.be/mrgOROkYPzY?si=8DER4GCu0oHnqp57

3.) Vic dives inside a 20,000 gallon reef tank. It was very tough but Vic was able to overcome the strange feeling of breathing under water. The best part was seeing all of the kids have an amazing time seeing us inside the tank! Definitely an unforgettable moment Vic will always remember!youtu.be/njv-ew7QOD0?si=RJC89zGEXS3oyiXd

2.) Setting up TWO 2,000 gallon aquariums is not easy. After many months of preparation, we finally got to aquascape the tank with over 3,000 lbs of rock. None of this would be possible if it wasn't for the incredible teamwork from our staff.youtu.be/gLm3JTsmJxk?si=GWZtFH__x_v6-uRZ

1.) We've visited many tanks throughout the year, but this tank in particular blew Vic away. He still talks about it till this day and we can see why this tank was featured on so many forums and magazines. youtu.be/21wlyGXwQyw?si=GFG6Wq2uQMhuK0TY

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Lou decides that it's time to upgrade his office tank to a 25 gallon lagoon. This will allow him more room to work on his tank and to start fresh after his previous tank went through some problems. Lou strategically picks out his rock and aquascape so that it will allow him more room to work on the tank.

 

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Vic and Josh gives a big update on the 1,200 gallon lagoon tank after one year since our last update. The mangrove, corals, and fish has all grown drastically. Josh also reveals that he plans on removing the sump which would turn this aquarium into the biggest all in one tank ever.

 

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Nicole takes us to meet Gerald and learn more about his 600-gallon (2400L) custom home aquarium in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. This L-shaped tank is a focal point between the dining and living areas in the home. The five-year-old aquarium is full of a healthy adult fish population and thriving colony sized corals. Gerald loves watching these common corals grow to an exceptional size, watch to learn more about this reef tank masterpiece.

 

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Vic and Josh gives an update on one of the three 750 gallon reef aquariums. This tank is located in our farm and is doing absolutely amazing, but there is one big problem. There is a lot of coral warfare going on and a lot of corals are getting stung. Because of this, Josh and Vic will have to come up with a future game plan for this 750 gallon tank.

 

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Vic and Matt reveals one of their service client's aquarium which is built inside the wall. This tank is a mixed reef and is over grown with beautiful corals. Matt explains how with the choice of corals, fish, and equipment allowed for very minimal service. This tank displays amazing growth and coloration but is probably one of the easiest aquariums he's ever cared for.

 

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Josh takes you step by step on how is able to upgrade his acropora tank into one large system. There are many reasons to why an aquarium needs to be moved. Whether it's because of home renovations or tank upgrades, many reefers face the problem of stressing or killing livestock through this process. Josh will explain to you everything he did to ensure ZERO livestock was harmed during this drastic move.

 

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Vic and Josh gives an update on 400 and 500 gallon L shaped aquarium. The tank took a rough hit because of the RO water being used, but now the aquarium is looking better than ever. We also have great news regarding the 4,000 gallon aquarium! Stay tuned for more updates!