There are three artists that go by the name of Oceanic.

1. Oceanic i… Read Full Bio ↴There are three artists that go by the name of Oceanic.

1. Oceanic is the name under which Dutch DJ and electronic music producer Job Oberman releases his music. He has been a producer and creative entrepreneur in music, theatre, radio and other fields for many years. Under the Oceanic moniker released singles and EPs and a live album (Live at De School, 2018), before releasing a full length studio album, Choral Feeling, in early 2023.

2. Oceanic are a 3-piece experimental, instrumental rock band from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Their music blends elements of math rock, progressive rock, and post metal in the vein of bands such as Don Caballero, Battles, and Hella. They released their debut album titled Origin in August 2014.

3. Oceanic are David Harry and Jorinde Williams, a two-piece dance/pop writing and production team based in Liverpool, United Kingdom. A third member, Frank Crofts left in the the mid-1990s. The band is currently signed to AATW Records.

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Francesco Rapetti Un desiderio forte di grande libertà, mi esplode inconsciame…
iamchelseaiam Nano Verse 1: Love Jones on the screen Palo Santo in the…
Jazzwoman Vinc del carrer, no guarde la pena Ixint del pafeto, trucant…
Kultur Shock Sanjao sam nano, Budila si me rano, Prostila si mi, nano. …
nowisee 交わる交差点捩れる道筋すれ違う度に僕らはすかさず中指立てる奮い立たせるおまじない掌すくった命の水こぼさない…
Remoe Ich glaub', du redest gerne, aber heute bist du so…
Spangle call Lilli line 由来霍乱の照り足す目に写る言わず非よぎった中庸の連みたいトゲに巻く組み替えしある企んだ窓に転が…

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...You There's a river, there's a river Could have taken …
Fooled By You Take pistols off It's regrettable Take a drink Feel the burn…
Insanity Take me away, Take me away Yeah Dream tripping I'm dream tr…
Taylor Wrote another sad song Is that alright I'm down in the dark …

Walt So you kissed a girl And you meant it, so what The…

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Comments from YouTube:

Conan Camel-Puncher

1y↑5K

I meant to be watching a lecture, but Dr. Plants uploaded so I know what I’m watching.

Hyper Tech

1y↑20

Yes

Gamorean

1y↑24

Respect

Luke Antony Stevens

1y↑18

hahah same here

Allegra the Swiftie

1y↑30

Well, Dr. Plants’s vids are better than lectures!

CarCast26

1y↑6

Respek.

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RogueJungle

1y↑3.2K

Would love to see more saltwater aquarium videos, love all your content

BringingBackSkylanders

1y↑16

Lets get to over 30,000 views so that we can get a update!

user_2031

1y↑4

Same here ❤️

Beverly Blanton

1y↑7

Need more!!!

Groene Vinger

1y↑1

@BringingBackSkylanders 1.6 mln at this moment..

Zac Samuel Cabaltica

More pls

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David Brodecki

40w↑6

I usually do freshwater setups, but I would love to see a larger version of this with a small school of fish

Gothic Poet

1y↑782

My mom and dad had a 300 gallon tank. It was a coral reef with an octopus and jellyfish we also kept blue crabs and blue crawfish. They put blue lights behind the tank for a beautiful scenery. We had a bar and entertainment area in our basement. The tank sat behind the bar as a living wall. We cleaned it once a week as a family and fully drained it twice a year to make sure no moss or mold grew. I enjoyed cleaning the tank with my family. I got to play with the octopus. He was a smart dude, he was very curious about me. I got a small ball for him and we played with it while my mom and dad did the big job. He loved hording certain types rocks so he had a pile of them in his hideout. The corals were very beautiful too. They glowed under the blue light. They also helped filter the tank. The whole room was a controlled environment for the tank. I have great memories of those days. I remember watching the jellyfish booping around and the crabs chased the bubbles with the crawfish. The corals got use to use so we got to watch them move around and wave in the water catching stuff floating by. I wish we had the internet back then I would have had a YouTube channel for sharing the tank with everyone. ☺️

jygergruz

1y↑27

How did you keep jellyfish and what kind

Bryan P

1y↑24

What ended up happening to the tank?

X I I I

1y↑76

You can’t just drop a wholesome story like this and not answer out questions

jygergruz

1y↑13

I have never heard or seen of jellyfish ina reed tanm

jygergruz

1y↑2

If their were bubbles in the tank i dont thinm that could handle.jellyfish plus if their was sand or rocks it would be impossivle to raise jellyfish insifr

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tepidti

47w↑32

literally my dream to have a tank like this one day 😭 gorgeous and i love seeing how you take care of the coral!

kjklol

1y↑117

i would love to see longer, more in depth videos. your channel is amazing and gives so much information. glad i found you!

Justin Hong

1y↑75

I basically marathoned your channel today upon discovering it and god damn it I’ve watched every second of it 😭😭 it’s so interesting and I love that all the products are linked so people who are interested can get started easily, cost friendly too.

xhappyponyx was my old name

1y↑3

Literally what I’m doing right nowwww

The Super Z Family Vlog

1y↑1K

Those Xenia are going to be a pain when they start to spread. To keep them from taking over the tank, we usually isolate them to their own space. Also, one of the reasons for water changes is to return minerals to the tank. You don’t have any hard coral, plating montipora, birds nest and the sort, in there so returning calcium to the system isn’t that important. If your viewers do decided to get hard corals, you’ll either have to supplement with additives or do water changes, or both. However, they still aren’t that difficult to do, and the tanks are still relatively easy to maintain. I Kept a saltwater tank with hard and soft corals, anemone fish, and I even had an aggressive tank for about 15 years. I got out of the hobby cause kids get expensive, and miss it so much. Thanks for sharing your tank, and hope all the best.

Dr. Plants

1y↑388

Thank you! This strain of Xenia is much slower growing, and I’ve never had a problem with it spreading in previous tanks.

Secondly, maybe set yourself up a small tank by your bed. Even if it’s just 3 gallons. Throw in some macro algae, LPS, and softies. It’ll be nice to look at when you wake up or go to bed. It’ll be an awesome thing to show your kids as well.

Sky dev

1y↑29

One day I wish to own a salt water tank but I feel like its such a dedication for the salt/gravity?/oxygen/temperature and how all the components will get along. My family only had a simple fresh water tank where the zebra fish ended up having babies.

Alberto Wu

1y↑6

I was thinking to have a fish tank, but you reminded me that kids are expensive and they will demand most of my free time.

love is GOD

Does the super glue have to be gorilla glue? Or can we also use different brands of super glue

Junying Zhang

@love is GOD can use different brand thats what i used

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Schuyler Wagner

1y↑40

Amazing video, just a few quick comments and suggestions as a long time reefer:

Avoid positioning rock scale within and in of any glass wall you wish to keep clean and clear. This will make cleaning with any tool much much easier.

Be cautious of rinsing Marco rock with tap water, it is pours and can absorb lots of water, some of which could contain highly undesirable chemicals like chlorine and ammonia

Casual Satanist

45w↑9

Having just finished my 1st college semester of my biology bachelor, im loving these videos. Its awesome to see all these organisms and go "Oh, I know that one" etc.
Also nice to see em alive and not dead and dissected.

ItzLazy

41w↑2

Man no wonder when people ask me questions i can answer them, im learning so much when i watch your videos! 🌊🐠🐟

Rhaisian Baugh

41w↑1

This guy really is speaking to my soul, I love the ocean and this is amazing 🔥 update??

Alexis Salazar

1y↑12

I’m going one by one watching and liking all your videos all I have to say is amazing work. You should add a new element to your channel where you do weekly updates of the your tank changes. Super interesting material.

Jenny

1y↑470

DEFINITELY MAKE AN UPDATE VIDEO, this was amazing to watch. Also a list with all the species you’ll be introducing will be great- from corals to algae to fish to crustaceans etc.

PlantJunkie69

47w↑3

great video!! just got into reef keeping myself and love the variety of inverts. need an update! also would be cool to see you fill out a bigger tank as well!

yeet

45w↑15

Your video inspired me to setup my own tank. 3 months in, it has been challenging, but still enjoyable. I don't necessarily need a video update as I know that's time consuming, but I'd love to hear how everything has been doing since you started. Thanks!

Saadmaan Shahrier

41w↑1

Upload your tank on your channel

magikerN

49w↑5

I’m so looking forward to a update! I’ve rewatched all your videos so many times now and you’ve created a whole new interest for me!

Evander Francis

1y↑11

Awesome video!
Its my understanding that the main reason for a water change in a reef tank is to replenish nutrients and trace elements for the coral. While the Macro algae will be great for maintaining excess nutrients, the overall nutrients will eventually deplete. You will need to either dose those nutrients or do a water change of about 10-20 percent to replenish.

Joshua Voorhies

48w↑2

Omg I've been watching your videos for over a year now and it just astounds me of how well and successful you are at establishing and creating little self sustaining ecosystems! How much was all of the material for this tank you established? I'd really like to establish a salt water tank of my own.

graphite

1y↑316

The fact is a lot of these little >5gal tanks are terrible for fresh water fish but perfect for nano/pico reefs. Far easier and more ethical than a poor betta or goldfish. And some LPS are virtually indestructible as well as being unusual and pretty. Your set up is beautiful and simple, perfect for what you have stocked. But even then some set ups can be even more minimal - airstone and lights will keep xenia, yellow polyps and a bunch of other softies thriving! (Great for kids, office desk tanks, classrooms and busy people)

Happy Chappy

1y↑9

Not great advice for beginners at all. Smaller volume of water equals bigger swings and more unstable parameters. Not good for marine whatsoever.

The boi

1y↑12

I just found your channel and holy smokes
Your work is honesty amazing and has now inspired me to want to make a tank!
I can’t wait to see what you make next , maybe a kelp forest ecosystem may be interesting
Definitely subscribing

Crystalluss

51w↑1

I love what you do! I think this channel is a great resource for learning about earth science and the internal functions of an ecosystem--it's fascinating to see the different things you put in a tank to fulfill the needs of the creatures inside. My mom teaches science classes and I've already shown her your desert ecosystem build. I want to show her this one, too!

Cindy Arnison

Love your content and videos! You’ve been incredibly informative and I can’t wait to see the future updates! Would love to see you do a freshwater ecosystem as well! Keep up the great work regardless!

Skywalker ranch

48w↑1

This is absolutely beautiful beyond belief. You have an incredible talent my man. Thanks so much for showing us your hard work.

Jack Delehanty

48w

As someone who likes keeping heavily planted freshwater tanks, I would absolutely love a deep dive on the role macro-algae is playing in this setup. Liked, subscribed and hit the bell because I would always watch highly detailed videos on setup, maintenance, ecology, etc. Your tanks are so beautiful and your production quality is so good, so I would love more behind the scenes content.

Joyce

1y↑168

Beautiful tank! Great build and explanation. Super inspirational that you made it so accessible and affordable. Thank you!

Mike B

1y↑1

Pssst, don't watch this video and think it'll go this easily or smoothly.

Brian Webb

1y↑1

@Mike B Why? It absolutely can go smoothly and easily. It just comes down to doing it right when it comes to the filter size/media, and the amount of live rock and sand that is used.

Mike B

@Brian Webb I'm not saying it's super difficult, but that was not live rock he used. Rock should not be white, expect it to go through an "ugly phase" (you can kind of see the beginnings of it on close ups with spots of algae growing) and that ugly phase is perfectly normal because all that sterile surface is having a major war with life competing to colonize it. In fact if he said "and here's the tank 1 week later" I probably would have believed that way more.

Taylor Made

@Mike B I am saying it is super difficult to read/understand what you write. maybe you should just use every day normal words instead of trying to sound like you're super knowledgeable. It makes you sound like you're going through an ugly phase, and not at all believable 😮‍💨🙄

Taylor Made

@Mike B ohhh and that purple stuff on live rock doesn't just appear. In fact, the rocks probably looked just like these to begin with.

Dylan Rollo

1y↑4

All your builds look amazing and I would love to see more. Keep up the good work 👍

Brian Gilbert

1y↑2

Great job 👍 wish I had the time and patience to do this myself. So instead I'll just appreciate the work others do. Looking forward to seeing more

Bi1cool Gaming

1y↑5

We need more aquarium/vivarium build! Your videos are so good I don't check for other channel in the fear I'm disappointed with the quality of the video.

Thiriously

I definitely need to see more of this! I love coral aquariums, I really would love to have something like this but I heard nanos are usually a master skill level with how sensitive they are. I'm currently not allowed to have an aquarium but it's definitely a dream someday. I've even thought about breeding coral. I love love love them so much <3 Thank you for sharing!

Human Isomer

1y↑1

Your videos are absolutely fascinating. I wish they were a bit longer ^^

JamesBricks

1y↑85

I would love too see a longer video about all the creatures and coral. Keep up the great videos they are always fascinating!

Julia Matthews

agree!

Jeremy12760

I love your content, very impressive how you can create a little slice of the world in your very own room

Moon Paints

I've wanted a coral tank for so long and I always thought you needed more for it. This is so easy and simple. Thank you for sharing. I really want this for my living room.

DeathToMockingBirds

50w↑2

I would love an update on this tank, it's incredible!

Errolyn Tan

1y↑1

Amazing and many thanks for your time and effort to explain in detail with insights and tips. Please keep going!

timarcella1952

1y↑2

In the past I had a reverie of keeping corals but it sounded so complicated. Thanks for showing that it can be made feasible

Noitibmar

1y↑30

These videos always make me feel so impatient. I just want to see how it all develops over time!
I cannot wait for future updates, but the waiting will only make it sweeter to see how this tank progresses x

Dave Scheer

52w

I always thought that nano salt water reef tanks were Soooo hard to keep alive since they are mini systems and could go bad really fast , would love to do a mini reef invertebrate tank, I live about 15 minutes away from the ocean i west central Florida so getting stuff to put inside isn’t a problem , it seems the canister filter and the way you set it up is working great , lighting seems great , was just wondering how this type of set up would have worked out using live rock, I have a 2.5 gal plexiglass container and just wondering now about using natural rock or stuff I harvest to die off and get ammoniated, other wise known as a curing process, I could set up the tank with sand a alge, and calupera and add live rock later but I’m worried it with get ammonia spike , what’s your thoughts 🤔

Liam !84488282

1y↑1

I really like how you effectively use the filter foam in almost every one of your projects. Heck you actually gave me some ideas for using filter foam to improve my aquaponics system.

CJ channel

47w↑4

The editing is so amazing and you really make me think about nature‘s beauties thank you 🍷

firebirdude2

Please make an update video. As someone who has kept saltwater reefs for over a decade, I'm pretty shocked at those results after 2 months. One sneeze and that 3 gallons turns to soup real quick.

Kelly Holmes

I really enjoyed this. I have always love creating mini ecosystems but fresh water aquariums are my wheelhouse. I have never considered saltwater tanks being “easy” as i always hear how much money and maintenance they are to keep. This really opened my mind to the possibility of having my own some day. I really want to keep sea horses, jelly fish and an octopus but I’m sure not together. Have you considered getting any of these critters? It would be great to learn about from you

SueRicata

1y↑50

Can't imagine how many chores you have to keep up with, spread between every living thing you take care of. Great work!

nadine

50w↑2

Beautiful! I would love to learn more about making my own piece of ocean 💛

Kasual Beauty

I loved this. My aunt had a large aquarium when I was growing up. She had all kinds of fish in there even angel fish

SRC Reptiles

1y↑1

I'm looking into making a saltwater tank and i'm doing alot of research, so i'd love to see updates or more saltwater videos being a beginner 😊 i have a friend who has alot of saltwater tanks who is also helping me😊

Ryan Gibbons

1y↑1

Been wanting to start in the hobby with a nano tank but never felt like I had the time. Definitely getting closer to starting

isaac christensen

This makes me want to try a tank like this one day

TheGoofyGuy

1y↑29

A huge fan of your vids and the effort you put in them keep it up👍

Jeison Romero

I love seeing your videos very much, and these are one of the ones that caught my attention the quickest. I've always wanted to keep coral, but I am not completely sure how. Is there any guide you would recommend on caring for coral? I was also wondering which corals you had in your aquarium, just out of curiosity.

Tindera 2

1y↑1

Just watched your videos and your channel is amazing. I'd love to make one of these projects one day. I can't wait to see more!

Ten-Tonne Tongue

1y↑1

BRINGIN' NERDY BACK. This guy deserves some kind of recognition beyond just a subscription button. This guy should be on the news or something. Real content. So sick of short, amalgamated videos made of other peoples' content.

This tank is awesome. Would love an update. I recommend you do it like those cute animal documentaries where you follow a few key creatures and document their lives for a few days then stitch it together into a story.

Jim Frans

can't wait to see the updates of this great job.
thanks for this video!

Emsvin Coffee

1y↑1

Your videos is so relaxing to watch. I like how concise you present information, it’s very entertaining.

pOpPaMiC

1y↑33

Loved seeing the corals eating their dinner 😍 hope to see more of this. Excellent as always Dr Plants 👌☘️🐛🐝 🦀

eksangha

1y↑1

I was wondering if you could do an update on this mini coral reef. Are planning on adding little fishes to it? What is living in the tank right now and what do they do? Out of all the projects you've done, this one is the most beautiful and my favourite

Belemir Yeşiloğlu

1y↑1

I would love to see an update of this. I really do want a fish tank kinda thing for my studio and this could be the perfect fit i love it

Alyssa Jean

46w↑2

I'm so obsessed with your videos! Amazing content, by far the best stuff I've ever seen❤ thank you so much!

Tom Jones

1y↑1

Nice video.
I ran a tank like that for more than a decade until a week long power outage took it down (the hermit crabs all survived, they are tough critters).
If you don't do regular water changes the rocks will slowly saturate with phosphates and nitrates over several years. Then one day it will reach a critical point and the reef will threaten to crash with explosive algae growth. You have to be careful with macro algaes as some are really harmful to the tank, sucking out calcium and magnesium each time they are removed, as well as putting toxins in the water. This causes the rocks and sand (and any hard corals) to erode to the point that the calcium and magnesium levels in the water become hard to maintain. Adding/replacing some of the live sand periodically can help reduce this process (as does water changes and mineral supplements). I would be interested to see if you could prevent these issues by running the water through a second tank where you kept the macro algaes and a lot of sand, not putting any macro algaes in the main tank, and also keep the xenia in there as well. Combining refugium and reef in the same tank ends up becoming high maintenance, at best.

caratiny everyday everynight i'm gon' adore u

this is AMAZING! Seriously got me thinking about making my own reef at 1 in the morning... huge thumbs up from a fan from Australia!

yeehaw🇨🇦

1y↑184

Looks amazing, your definitely one of my favourite youtubers by how creative you can be with your videos. Keep up the good work 👍

Dr. Plants

1y↑23

Wow, thank you!

jesse garcia

1y↑1

@Dr. Plants amazing tank does the marco rock have any type of worms that live in it?

Talon Conant

I have watched this three times and have decided to make a bigger version of this same setup. I would love to see a follow up video with any advice on maintenance.

Max

Can you please provide us with a full list of corals and algae? I want to try this as well but it can quite difficult to make the right choices. Thanks and keep up the good work!

Frankie Gonzalez

Seeing this 3 months late but would love to see an update man. Your tanks are the best on YouTube by a mileee

U-Go Zoo

1y↑1

I'm not much of a fish keeper but he did a desert ecosystem and it was amazing I have a bearded dragon and so I wonder if I'd be able to do it but on a scale she could live there.... I also love the one he has with the Halloween crabs

Liz Lawrence

1y↑1

What sorts of corals did you get? I would love to use your shopping list to set up my own tank! Thanks for the great video!

Eowyn Kolarek

1y↑30

I was doing some homework and finished up quickly to watch your video! I am learning marine zoology right now and it would be awesome to see more aquarium videos. I'm so interested to see how many tanks you have! A tour of all your animals would be cool too. Love your content!

ProperDan

1y↑1

A tour would be great.

Tina Sjöstrand

Yes! I like this idea.

Tharindu Walpita

this was awesome...
please keep up the good work man...the world do need people like you 😁😊

Courtney Cooley

1y↑1

I’m confused on the hermit crab I have some but they are very different species I would love an explanation why this one is good to have in the tank (my only concern is how shallow the sand is)

Aquarium Rick

Please also make a slice of a river! I would love to use it as an inspiration for my current tanks

Storm Evans

Thank you for this, you opened me up to the world of macro algae. Now I'm considering salt.

Vaca the Cow

1y↑6

Beautiful is not enough, magnificent is not enough either. It's perfect jm definitely interested in seeing more

Diego Angulo

Same here!!! I want to learn more about this. It looks amazing and I want to know what kind of marine life you added to the tank. I would love to have something like this when I have a house.

LordStrnge

1y↑7

This is absolutely beautiful! I've always wanted to have a little slice of the ocean for myself and after seeing how to make my own and how to care for it, I'm definitely going to try a similar build!! Thank you for this amazing video and I hope to see that follow up video soon!!

JP Lessard

Would love to learn more about this setup/animals within it!

Shaco Chad

49w

Your videos are awesome and I really wish to see more of this sea life

Logan Rosselli

I would love to see more about these I’m super interested in starting my own now

Bokker

Very cool video! Looking forward to see how it turns out

James McGraw

1y↑1

This video was genuinely awesome. I really hope when I am older i can do something like this as I am only in middle school. Keep being awesome!

Damian B

1y↑27

Keep up the great work! ive been loving these videos and they've even inspired me to build my own paladarium

GhostlyFN

I am going to build this amazing reef and I love the corals you have. Do you know by chance what corals you received?

Jordan Vickaryous-Remenda

Wonderful video thank you so much for this educational content!

Ruby Graves

I never was into tanks and fishes, but you’re making me interested, since I like bioactive setups, that cares for themselves. Do the creatures video. I’m in.

MonMon1986

How do you make the actual salt water for the tank great video can't wait to see the update on the tank

Zaza brown

51w↑3

I’m homeschooling, and i think your videos are super awesome. I really like the fact that you show step by step instructions in your videos, I am looking forward to future videos

Demetrius Mendoza

1y↑11

I have been wanting to start a reef tank for the past 2 years but all the videos I saw were 17 parts. You made it so easy with one video. I’m making my tank today.

Sango {Lazy Mermaid Productions}

1y↑1

I'm absolutely obsessed with this idea! Do you have any tips or suggestions for people doing this for the first time?

Kaya Roots

Thank you for sharing all this beauty and your knowledge!

Livingston Philips

Loved all your content. Stress buster ❤️

exsighting

I’d love to see more of this

Scalez

Beautiful setup, dude! Keep it up.

Ethan McCracken

1y↑30

This is so weird and cool to watch your channel grow. I watched your first video when it only had a couple thousand views. It’s only weird because I’ve never been there since the beginning of a channel! Keep up the great work!!

Dr. Plants

1y↑9

Thank you!

macbain59

Awesome! How long before you introduced the animals into the tank and how did you do that?

PickleButt

I really want to start one of these and this tank had to be my favorite besides the recon desert one. It’s so fascinating and I have always been into marine life. This video is always playing on my phone.

PYRE9

1y↑2

This was so cool. You should add the total cost to make them at the end! Interested in making one at home myself but don’t know how much I’d have to budget For.

Norma Cenva

Love the tank! Have you considered writing a book with all your understandings? There are simply too many questions that can be asked and your extremely well made video still does not do enough justice to the depth of knowledge with which you have built this work of sheer beauty and art.

Emilia S

I would like to see more! This is very interesting. I also liked the other ones.

MisterSaru

1y↑5

Been really enjoying your content! Would love more updates on your current and future ecosystems. Keep up the great work!

mike Kell

1y↑3

Could you post another video on this tank? Further analyzation on the types of coral, the animals, how you change the filter etc. Also curious, since it is a salt water tank, how do you maintain salinity while just adding purified water?

brother duo

1y↑2

From what I know, when water evaporates, salt and other dissolved solids don't evaporate so the amount of salt would stay the same and he would just be adding water, though I may be wrong but that's just what I know.