The Official WWC YouTube Video Thread

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Julian Sprung is a legend in the saltwater aquarium hobby, a true coral guru, he is well known in the hobby for his contributions and research. He is also an author, inventor, and public speaker. He's very knowledgable when it comes to the in depth care of corals, fish, and marine life as a whole. He also has multiple aquariums that he enjoys taking care of at his home. Julian gives Lou and the crew an exclusive inside look of his home aquariums, shares his secrets, and breaks down everything he does to ensure all of his saltwater animals are thriving.

 

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Lou's nano tank is starting to overgrow with corals, so he decides to upgrade his aquarium with the new Eshopps Deskmate FLORIDA Peninsula. In addition to his new tank, Lou is also using Hatian live rock, which will allow for more coral placements. This aquarium is also taking part of the Nano Tank Showdown rematch! He's goin one on one with Aquaman Shalom to defend his title from last year's victory. The nano tank contest is hosted by Reef2Reef and will consist of GIVEAWAYS.

 

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Vic's NEW Office Pico Tank?! | Double Aquarium Update!

 

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Vic are you using the HMS mounts on your AI Blades, that seems what it looks like. Also what combination of AI Blades are you using 2 Grow and 1 Glow?

 

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Join Nikki on part 2 of her diving series where she explores the coral reefs of Indonesia. In this episode, she searches for corals in the soft coral capital of the world, Makawedi. She also shows you what you can find while muck diving. You don't want to miss it!

 

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Vic visits a beautiful 365 gallon home aquarium that surprises him with how clean everything is kept. The glass and the water inside the tank is crystal clear. With heavy feeding, consistent dosing and water tests, this tank is able to keep a variety of very healthy livestock. The corals in this aquarium displays intense coloration and polyp extensions, while the fish are all happy and getting along!

 

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Vic gives a walkthrough of America's largest saltwater aquarium show, Reefapalooza. The vast amount of passionate reefers combined with the very unique vendor booths always bring joy to Vic himself. Vic also gives a glimpse of our booth which includes our latest swag and our hottest corals. Reefapalooza is always a good time because Vic gets to not only find amazing corals to bring home, but he also gets to reunite with some reefing friends as well!

 

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Vic visits a passionate reefer who loves to collect acropora corals! The vibrant colors and growth that the acros are displaying is mind blowing! Vic thinks he's in acropora heaven because of all the beautiful corals he wants to take home. The owner of this aquarium manages to keep a healthy growing system with consistent aquarium maintenance and feedings. Although he did run through some issues in the past, he was able to get his tank back on track, looking better than ever!

 

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During Reefapalooza weekend, Vic discovers a booth that had the most amazing acropora he's ever seen! He made his way to their shop, Pieces Of The Ocean, to see their coral collection. This shop is known for their healthy, colorful acropora that they sell at the trade shows and on their website as well. The acropora blew Vic away and he had no choice but to bring some coral frags back with him. After touring the store, Vic has no doubt that this small aquarium shop produces nothing but the best and healthiest frags.

 

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Vic visits the Long Island Aquarium for the first time and is amazed by the size of their reef tank! It is 20,000 gallons and filled with colorful saltwater fish and corals. Vic also receives a private tour on all of the equipment and maintenance that is needed to keep the aquarium running. In order to keep up with the coral's demand, dosing and feedings have to be done in large amounts. Vic wants to come back with more corals to add to the aquarium! This means he would have to dive inside the tank! Like if you'd want to see this happen!!

 

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Brian, who lives in an apartment in New York City, manages to keep four aquariums in the small space he has! Brian, also known as @Reefer_NYC , had to be creative with where he placed his tanks, equipment, and even auto top off! Vic is very impressed with how clean and grown out his reef tanks are. Two of his reef aquariums are so full of corals that you can barely see the rock structures underneath! And if that wasn't enough, Vic gets a look at Brian's two impressive freshwater aquariums.

 

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Joe Tusi is an award-winning reefer that has an addiction for SPS corals. His acropora displays intense coloration and grows at a very fast pace. Vic is amazed with all of the different methods that Joe uses to keep a healthy and thriving reef tank. Joe's reef tank has been mentioned through Reef2Reef and multiple aquarium magazines. His reef tank has been running for over 15 years and hopes to inspire many passionate reefers everywhere!

 

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Lou gets the VIP treatment at ReefCo with a tour of their coral farm. This coral farm is not open to the public, so this a rare opportunity to see how they go from wild coral to aquacultured corals.

 

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Since 2017, Charlie has been running a custom built 400 gallon acrylic tank. Acrylic tanks are hard to keep clean because of scratches, so how well does Charlie do with this? Victor is impressed with how lush this mixed reef tank is, some of the corals in this tank have been growing out for 10 -15 years! However, do all the corals play nice and is that battle damage he sees? And if you think the front is impressive, wait until Victor shows you the back of the tank.

 

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Vic visits Thirsty's Reef and is amazed by all of the beautiful acropora colonies and frags. The owner farms many of his corals inside of his basement where he is able to produce many frags for sale. Vic is so impressed by the variety of rare acroporas, he even decides to purchase some frags to bring back home. With consistency and hard work, John was able to turn his hobby into a business where he can offer healthy aquacultured frags to other reefers.

 

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The World Wide Corals team takes a trip down to South Florida for an insane 1,400 gallon aquarium install. Before they stop by the client's home, Vic stops by a coral warehouse to handpick frags and colonies to bring back to the shop. The aquarium install will be located on the second floor of a massive mansion in Marathon Florida. During this time, Marathon reached record breaking heat which made it very difficult to work. The size, weight, and location of the aquarium also adds more stress to the team because everything needs to be done very cautiously. This massive tank will be a fish only aquarium and will have app-controlled systems installed. The use of Neptune's Apex and other automated devices will allow us to monitor the aquarium at a long distance. The tank was installed successfully and will be ready for beautiful fish in no time!​

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I love your tank tours! Thanks for sharing them!

 

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Victor thought he was making a video showing off World Wide Corals at Reefapalooza California. Little did he know the crew had other plans.....