In this first‑person video, the speaker gives a detailed walkthrough of a long‑established reef aquarium known as BioCube 29. He inventories a wide variety of corals and invertebrates—including Blastomussa, zoanthids, Ricordia, Acropora, Leptastrea, digitata, and many named “people‑eaters” and “dragon” types—alongside two fish, a hippo tang and a yellow chorus wrasse. He then describes the tank’s infrastructure: a 14‑cube sump with a refugium (light currently off), multiple gates, a flip valve, check valve, and unioned plumbing that is easy to disassemble. The equipment list includes Apex gear, an AI Prime refugium light, an Ecotech main light, and a skimmer, all of which he plans to retain. The tank has been cultivated for about eight years and is being offered for sale due to an upcoming move, with the speaker expressing both pride in its beauty and uncertainty about future space constraints. The video ends with a thank‑you to Aaron.
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Out of the BioCube 29 here. We've got some Superman Blastomusa mireletti, some Rostas, got some Oxide Zoanthids. Forgetting what those ones are behind there. I've got some purple and blue mushrooms, bunch of waving Tubipora musica there. Blue-eyed blondes, some oire green bird's nest, some Scarface zoanthids, some Eye of Ra. And around the front here, got an unnamed purple and green, got some of these golden Yuma ricordia. That's a frag of one. I've got some more around the corner. Big tracky. Dragon Soul Favia. Some green candy coral. There's some purple hornets tucked back in there. Got some Sunny D's. Devil's armor. Big yellow Ricordia with a teal mouth and some purple on it. Got a pretty big-sized rock on him anyway. I think these guys are Cosmos zoanthids or something like that. Forgetting those guys, I can label them later. Got some Utter Chaos, some radioactive Dragon Eyes. Got a big purple sea whip. We've got a tricolor velita colony that's getting to the point where it's sticking out of the water. Some more utter chaos in the back there. There's also some on the back of this main rock. We've got some orange and red Leptastrea, some John Deere Leptastrea. Got an Aussie blue Acro there. Got some digitata, forest fire digitata. Got some nuclear green pallies. Got a rainbow acan that's been recovering, so it's a little bit orange right now. I've got some fire nisoas, more of those golden Eumerichordia. There's some A couple of purple people eaters in there. We've got some Ora bird's nest up there as well, some purple bird's nest with green base. There's also a feather duster in there, and there's a couple of the green striped mushrooms around. There are some of the— actually, those are red people eaters. Sorry, red people eaters. And then our 2 lovely fish, hippo tang and a yellow chorus wrasse. And then got a sump that's currently off. Well, the sump is on, but the refugium light's off. Big fuge, bunch of stuff in there, growing lots and lots of pods. This is a— oh shoot, what's the— I'm forgetting what the sump name is, but it's about a 14-cube sump. And then all the plumbing will come with it. I'll keep the Apex I'll probably keep the skimmer, although I'm somewhat open to that, and I will include the AI Prime, which I have tuned to be my refugium light. So yeah, I'll probably keep all the Apex gear, but all of the plumbing will stay. And then plumbing-wise, I've got a flip over the top here. Got a check valve coming up. Everything is unioned, very easy to take apart. We've got additional refusium in the back here, the rear sump, and then overflow. That all gets gated, uh, going back down in. All told, there are 3 gates on the system, I believe, and then the check valve. And I'm going to be keeping the main light, Ecotech. So there you have it. It's a beautiful tank. It's been grown out for about 8 years now. It'll be a shame to let it go, but I'm not sure what my next apartment size will be and how much I'll be able to keep in it. So anyway, that's it. Thanks, Aaron.
