HOW TO: Automatic water changes - Bulk Reef Supply challenge (BRStv) TUTORIAL

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I’m not knocking you diy abilities they are better than mine But your ability to explain it to an idiot like me no so much Lmao
Comment from : dave stephens

No one would ever do this
Comment from : dave stephens

I give a neg star on this video He went thru everything so fast I had to watch it over more than I wanted Was this one of the let do a 5 min vid that helps no one?
Comment from : dave stephens

the cost and time of doing anything I see no benefit to this at all you are still doing the exact same thing as normal
Comment from : christopher thomson

Dude you are the best at diy aquarium ideas!
Comment from : Brad ONeal

How simple and safe could this system be made for a freshwater aquarium if I have a water line that I can run to a drain and I have a water supply coming piped in from safe well water? Can I make this system with no buckets? The Overflow water would be able to flow straight into a drain, and the fill water would be coming from a plumbing pipe at house Plumbing pressure?
Comment from : etyrnal

Just realize Joey was looking at green screen for a long time
Comment from : Jim

I'm so happy for you joey
Comment from : Cherokee Aquatics

Nice Only one question How do you compensate for evaporation? On a saltwater tank, the water that evaporated needs to be replaced by fresh water
Comment from : Pieter Fouche

I want to be able to use a toilet flush handle Push it down and water drains and fills uplike a toilet
Comment from : My old account

Joey can you show us how to make an aqualifter pump?? It costs too much and I cant afford it
Comment from : Isaac

I'm so glad you do your vids differently 😂
Comment from : Jim Le

I checked out his channel ! It's all about reef tanks ! I'm not interested in that !!!
Comment from : My Peeps

How are you keeping the fish from going out the overflow especially small fry ?????
Comment from : My Peeps

Lol just took 2 pumps and put a drain in case of overflow
Comment from : CloudDayLight

Well, what if aqua-lifter brakes down?
Comment from : Andrius Valatavicius

Nice vid! new Sub!
Comment from : Scene Seekers

It cannot clean up excrements stacked at the bottom of Aquarium
Comment from : Free Beta

My name is Valerie and my dad’s name is Joey?!
Comment from : Valerie Thomas

I'm cringing HEEELPLLPLPL
Comment from : DrAlbert Vonfranz PhD Of Biology

Awesome build, but wouldn't it present a problem if the supply container went dry and the auto shut off only turned off the supply pump? I would think the prime pump on the overflow would still come on and continue to drain water until the timer shut off Maybe connecting the prime pump to the auto shut off switch in the supply container or adding an additional auto shut off switch in the supply container would correct the issue Keep up the builds love the show
Comment from : justforkiks29

This being a reef video that setup is a mass waste of salt not impressed
Comment from : Daniel Stevens

What should i do if i can drive a drip system but there is no possibility to get rid if the old water below the aquarium rack How do i manage it with a pump or something?
Comment from : Adlerauge Wissenschaft

OK, even if some of these things are not practical for me to implement, you are awesome and have some fantastic ideas I love your channel Subscribed!
Comment from : M W

Would this work with salt water?
Comment from : jkellerjk01

Canadian water company must love this guy
Comment from : T3Survival

i like how you pretend to watch that
Comment from : HYPE BAE

joey i learn a lot from you your awesome
Comment from : Alexander Maruhom

impractico para el acuario marino, hay que batir bien la sal y calibrarla, hay que hacerlo de todos modos asi que si ya preparaste la sal y haces este metodo del video quedarias a medias para mi gusto, ya hiciste la mitad del trabajo! quitar agua y volverla a reponer con una bomba grande es rapido, asi que sigo con el metodo tradicional
Comment from : Markus

it seems that it will not work , if using a sump?
Comment from : Garry Thomas

So im from Australia
Comment from : Mr Smashy

wow, nice work
Comment from : Candis Santana

That's a good setup but what about us Reefers who already have an overflow and sump? Can you demo how it would work on that system?
Comment from : HerrWade

Hello friend, I really like your videos, but I'm from Colombia and it's very difficult for me to understand your language, it would be great if you had subtitles, THANKS (I had to use a translator to write to you)
Comment from : Diego Rojas

Im building a automatic waterchanger thingy in my appartment, using some of ur builds but using 2x25 liters buckets for the watersupplay and overflow, do u think it will give enough throughput?
Comment from : Skane35

Hello, whats the name of the music you used on the end of the video? :)
Comment from : Mario L

make DIY power head
Comment from : Strange Person

And for extra you can run pvc from the overflow to a drain area
Comment from : Jays Aquariums

Olá vc tem alguma maneira fácil de fazer um Skimmer para aquários de 200 litros
Comment from : allan tonny

Hi Sir, I am planning to have 70 galon tank with 250 g/ph capacity canister filter Q1: Do you suggest me to add a UG filter also in it? Q2) I have a flower horn in it and in future I am planning to have Arwana, or Stingray, or Oscar, or discuss please suggest gravel is better or sand?
Comment from : Rohit Tulsiyan

Wow! I love the fact that you can do diy for aquariums Love your ideas and your explanations are on point I am on the roll now! starting with the filter system cause I hate these filter system with to much water pressure flow into my tank which my fish don't like, but love the bubbles instead Nice!
Comment from : Sabata Dupuch

One day I need to make a review of my fully automated continuous water change system No electronics at all and less bulky :) Changes water one drop at the time brbrOne small problem though, gas in the water during winter time makes it stop, so I need to restart it Would be fixed with a small hand pump, like the fuel pumps they have for small boat motors One press and it would remove the air
Comment from : T Est

Or maybe (added to my comment a few minutes ago) simply use a 40g trash can full of treated water as your water source and fill it every few days A system straight from my water supply sure would be fun to try, though I am still curious what a safe level/ of untreated water would be?!?
Comment from : Scott S

excellent!
Comment from : Alex Kingcole

need some help with 38 gallon innovative marine tank I have been running about 4 years but need some help now with limited time can I send u some pictures for some help
Comment from : Jason Walters

never been here before and I'm already welcomed back
Comment from : Chad Thornbro

Hi, I just watched this video you are good Thanks for sharing
Comment from : mitian

how is this even possible with an overflow in the top to the sump? wouldnt it be more practical to install the overflow in the sump?
Comment from : Allen Weber

you can do this for saltwater tanks as well right?
Comment from : dalton knight

when are we seeing your discus? it is much needed
Comment from : Milton Fabre

I like this because I was wondering about the safety of city water I would do this because I can use RO water I would just get a 5 gallon jug and weekly put it in the suction uptake
Comment from : doggiesarus

Interesting to show the concept as an alternative to (eg) a Reef Filler/ChemTech pump or the the more-elaborate commercial systems used on bigger tanks! (I'd think this would be worthwhile on anything around 10 gallons or less)brbr(Need for the Aqualifter indicates the same design issue as the CPR overflow, FYI Plumbing needs to be in scale with the flow)
Comment from : NTACvOS

Can you make a 325 gallon turtle pond filter please?
Comment from : Timm Lombardo

Awesome Joey! You still the king brother! I might have to try this
Comment from : Jorden Watkins

big fan of both channels you guys rock!!!!!!! big cheers from south florida
Comment from : chester 786

Bravo!
Comment from : Cycnoches2012

Would the overflow still work if I piped it directly to a drain? Or would I need to pump it to the drain?
Comment from : TheoW

As always joey on point with his diy projects
Comment from : Reef Raf

what about the saltwater trade??
Comment from : saltwaterfish22386

Built a system nearly identical to this a few years back Works great Opted out of a safety float switch bad idea lol the overflow failed from a siphon break and thhe water took a secondary route Over the edge of the tank lol Also, hard pipe EVERYTHING Clear tubing gums up and sometimes kinks
Comment from : djsnowman06

i been looking for a aqulift pump but i can only find a 110v i need a 240v or 12v pump
Comment from : DIY12-24V

I believe there is not a cheap way to never perform water changes manuallyAlways requires some cash and the plumber spiritNice video
Comment from : RamirezHD

Good work joey
Comment from : Nevada Aquatics

good job man :)
Comment from : Omkar Surum

Great diy project!
Comment from : Purely Aquatic

I have something similar, I use gravity to bring fresh water into the tank One bucket is above the tank and hose draining into the tank I adjusted the flow with a (cannot think of what it is called) find them on IV bags in hospitals I have the overflow going into the second bucket
Comment from : arudimc

Get better soon bro, wish you a speedy recovery
Comment from : TheRick2325

Great video:)
Comment from : Keiths Planted Aquariums

You would have to do it this way with salt water tho
Comment from : caravann26

Awesome job in such a short time You sure do earn the title of DIY King!
Comment from : MO Muizz

That's a good compromise if you have no way to drain the water out of the room
Comment from : Nick J

Your the man joey
Comment from : Gloday81

Cool man I'd like to see this project expanded on
Comment from : Joel Kidd

Great Job!!
Comment from : MrRvbrown

only problem I can see with this setup is if u have a sump The sump would take the extra water before it would go over into the other bucket
Comment from : Robert F

Great work man!! looks good and honestly I have never thought about anything like like that before great video!
Comment from : absolutelyCICHLIDZ08

Great Video
Comment from : ICoolGuy

Awesome Job!!!
Comment from : MaFishGuy Aquarium Information

Thumbs up! Great job and thanks!
Comment from : Cichlid Padawan

That's really not bad I might give this a go, but do it so I can keep my system running more than wanting it automated
Comment from : sounduser

Brians Fish Tanks (Aquatic Support Systems)

Good work! This would make a cool series, maybe some other companies watching could issue you similar challenge
Comment from : Brians Fish Tanks (Aquatic Support Systems)