Julian Sprung Q&A Videos on Youtube

These are worth a watch, especially part IV, where he is talking about carbon dosing and bacteria types including cyano...

 

thanks for posting these

 

Just posted Part V

Thanks for sharing! We just posted Part V.

These were questions asked by our fans on Facebook. We had a few of our own that we'll post in the coming weeks.

Feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel, we won't mind.

Happy reefing!

 

I moved this to Marine Depot's sponsor forum. After all, they are the ones that did the work to record and publish these. (Thanks BTW)

 

Good call... I didn't even realise they had a sponsor forum... ;D

Hopefully MD will keep us updated on new videos here, too!

 

Good questions with good answers. When will the next video be out and where do we ask questions?

 

Marine Depot took questions in advance of meeting with Julian on their Facebook page. I don't know if they are going to do anything like this again with Julian or another expert. However, if you want to be apprised of such things in the future, I would suggest "liking" them on Facebook.

 

I liked them a few moths back and have been watching new things that come up. Now word of new vids as of yet. I remember seeing the one on vodka dosing.

 

Future MarineDepot.com Videos

You are correct—we did ask our Facebookers in advance before shooting the video. We have a few more Julian videos to post where he'll answer questions from our own staff. Since we posted 5 consecutive Julian videos, we thought we'd upload a few on other topics before we return to Julian. We'll probably complete our series on RO system setup then move to how to wire a ballast.

We hope to feature more expert hobbyists in future video segments and sit down with the masterminds behind your favorite brands as well. Everything we shoot will be posted to YouTube, but we'll also post on Facebook... so you can watch however is most convenient for you.

You're welcome to suggest topics as well!

We'd love to know what kind of equipment you need the most help setting up or which products you're reluctant to buy because they seem complicated to setup or maintain.

A lot of topics seem difficult when you're reading about them in an article but a picture (or video) can be worth a thousand words!

 

Thank you for posting these, I enjoyed them.