That's up everyone 915m here doing a video today. First of all, I hope you guys are having a good one and joining the weather. Having a good time with your family and joining your tanks and everything's going good. Today I got a lot of things to cover. We spent the Memorial Day weekend watching Gabriel and Glistius. Otherwise known as fluffy. Dude is funny. Go check it out on TV. The fluffy breaks even. Now let's talk about the tanks. I stopped doing a cow quaster. Just because I wanted to have more control of my tank. As you can see that cow quaster is good but it's a little bit of mess. With your tubes you just got to be on it. Just because my auto top off got clogged up from the cow quaster. Not only that but my return pump. With the cow quaster it's calcifying. So I have to clean it, clean out my return pump. Go ahead and talk about my auto top off. This auto top off reservoir is custom made. 20 gallons. So it's hard to get in there and go ahead and clean it out. Before in the last video I was doing testing and my numbers were kind of high. That's because there's so much cow quaster in this auto top off the residue on the bottom. What I've been doing is I stopped adding cow quaster to this. It's just using whatever is in there but it was taken forever so I started putting a return pump in there with the filter sock to try to drain as much out as possible. Don't give me wrong cow quaster is a good product but I want to have a little bit more control over my reef tank parameters. And I'm going to do that by using a two part from BRS. My tank mainly consumes alcohol in any. So instead of buying fish guys I just went ahead and printed out a yellow tank. It's going to save me a lot of money. My next fish that I'm going to print out is a purple tank and then probably a cow fish. Benefit of doing this guys is I don't have to worry about quarantine so I don't have to set up a brand new quarantine tank. And then too I don't have to feed the guy. But in all seriousness the reason I printed it out is to try to take out some of the aggression of the yellow tank. And this is the tank I added the yellow tank as the last fish. But this guy is still a bully. In my reef tank the 120 it is a bully free zone so we won't be having any of that. But if you look at him you can notice that he is hiding most definitely checking out the picture. Another thing that he does is he goes to the corner of the tank where he can see his reflection and he puffs up and he swims up and down against his reflection. At the ideal from another youtuber he's like a serious youtuber. He mainly do vlogs but he's into saltwater aquariums which is how I got into watching him. But his name is Ryan and his channel is Life After College. He used to have a nanotank then he just recently got a white red sea series tank which is pretty awesome and he's funny to watch. So that's where I got the ideal from of the yellow tank. Try to fight aggression and you can see this little dude the picture. It seems like it's worked but like I said you'll still find him in the corner puffing up against his own reflection. Just another quick tip since I'm bringing out tank aggression. I watched a video on American reef channel and they were talking about to feed seaweed often. So that way one because the theory was if you feed often that the fish aren't going to be scared that the other fish are going to eat their food because they're going to know that they're always going to have food. So that will help curve aggression and the dude had like multiple yellow tanks in his system. That's just a quick tip. American reef channel, check that out. They disabled the comments. So but I guess they have some kind of website. I just check out the videos on YouTube. I broke down the 45 gallon cube and frag tank combo. I had moved everything into a 20 gallon long and the reason why as you can see is 120 gallons plus 40 gallon salt, 45 gallon plus 10 gallon salt, 10 gallon frag tank, 225 gallons not including the auto top off, my 20 gallon auto top off and the 10 gallon auto top off that I have set here. The 20 gallon long that I have set up is just going to be a temporary tank. I'm looking at another tank. Probably going to go with the SEA aquarium tank, the 24 gallon all in one, just so that it can have the filtration and it's pretty much just going to be a frag tank. These fish that I've had in there, the two clowns and that chrome mist have been in my 34 gallon salona. Then from the 34 gallon salona, I went to a 24 gallon all in one. Then from the 24 gallon all in one, I went to a 20 gallon and then from the 20 gallon, I went to a 40 breeder, then 40 breeder to a 45 gallon SEA cube and then they're back in the 20 gallon and then from there they're going to go back into a 24 gallon all in one. So I've been through a lot of tanks. These clowns have been through a lot but I'm not going to get rid of them because I totally considered just going back to one tank and keeping the 120 and that's it. The deal on these rubber made trash cans, they have the wheels on the back and total cost, I paid 20 bucks for both of them. He was using them one to mix salt and the other one to store our water. Basically I just need one and then the other one will just be for emergencies or anything like that. But the nice thing about this is I can go ahead and mix 10 gallons of salt water on the weekend. Before what I was doing is I was just using the five gallons one day and then water change and then do another five gallons the next day but now I can kill two birds with one stone so to speak. Shopping around the internet looking for some dosing containers and instead what I did is instead of spending the money on that because they're about 40-ish dollars or more. I just went to the store picked up some vast water bottles and drilled a hole through the plastic top. It's just a regular plastic top. Drilled a hole and I'm going to run some airline tubing through there. Get my jaybo doser calibrated and get this alkalinity in my water tank parameter straight. Anyways guys we're going to cut it short here thanks for watching guys you guys take care and have a good one.