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Thanks for this video, i really enjoyed it.Are these Orinoco Altums ?

Incredible

Ceramic balls, lava rocks, and substrate rocks hold onto beneficial bacteria ☝️ All are great and never need to be replaced. They keep your fish alive

I just received a small culture recently. I split it between 2 similar sized containers, one with sponges and one with coco coir. I used a soldering iron to make holes and super glued nylon tea bag mesh over them. I’ve never done this before so I just want to see what works best for me. I placed a damp quarter of a piece of cat food in 3 days ago on mesh, there were some worms on them but the food wasn’t gone. I kind of smushed the food and spread it into a line with the worms. Going to check soon!

Hi, I followed the video but it didn't worked well to me. The pump is now.making a noise. The seller checked it as it believes I could have lost a joint during the process but everything is in place. The rotor keeps making a noise and I don't understand what the reason could be, I'll have to clean it once again tomorrow as some dust could maybe fallen into the rotor cabinet. In the mean time if you've any idea I would be glad to get it. Thank you for your time on posting this video and eventually if you've an idea. Best regards

Mine it lose it power flow by 80% after 2 months! 😕

Thanks for your video.Is it benefits bacteria in the thank you behind you?Or the bacteria cannot spread because you have a lot of plants?

Do you have issue with jumping fish. Especially the Corys that surf the front glass.

I appreciate tanks like these a little more that an expensive aqauscape. Looking very good.

Sera Siporax ;-)

Cleaning the rotor is very important, finally a video covering this.

Nice instruction

I have kept tank bred 'altum' which my local supplier said were from Germany. I kept them with wild altum and there are differences in physical characteristics. I suspect a lot of these so called f1 altum could be hybrid crosses with scalares/hybrids. I much prefer real wild altum from the atabapo or inirida tributaries.

Very informative thanks!

Great tips thank you

I have the same results, that they really only love blackworms and the rest they only eat when they get really hungry.

At least Eheim last!

Thank you!

I’m still impressed with how you use a small space. Great job!

New subscriber here. Cool to see what you can do in a small space

What about Sera Siporax. It's also a high quality biological ( cintered glass ) media available? Is this media effective for canister filters like biomaster 850?

How to introduce bacteria into the tank?

What a fantastic work ! Excelent Nature oasis, Congratulations 👏👏👏

Thank you sir no one really told that stuff.they all show how to create it. But they are not showing that how to maintain the black water tank

its one of the best video on SUMP i find on youtube , kindly make a video on soil and substrate for aquarium

What cave size best for breeding?

What cave size best for breeding?

So when getting wild discus...one should opt for brown/ green discus over heckles which are more challenging to keep and maintain.

I'm so happy i found your videos. I have been fish keeping for many years and you give great advice even for someone like me. ❤

IP discus is a very reputable brand discus farm in Malaysia. Here in our regional location we have dealers and sub dealers of IP discus which deals both in Tank bred and Wilds.

Thanks for creating this channel.Awesome presentation & informative.

I have kept my canister filter big rain bar on surface which continuously forms waves so i think i dont require air stones right? I have all small fish in my tanks

It's just a bucket with a pump

This is the best video I have seen explaining a freshwater sump! Well done.

Nice inexpensive way to do it.

Well, here's a useful video on how to save money and get the same results. Well done my friend. 🤜🏻🤛🏻

do you use filter???

I like your video it provides great insight into an alternative to bio media. I will say that I never used expensive media at the start of my fish keeping journey. Back then I used sponge filters and cheap ring media. I had planted tanks and all of them had high nitrate levels, around 40ppm maybe more. I watched a video from pondguru about biohome ultimate and decided to give it a try. In less than 3weeks I had 0 nitrates. I’m not saying it’s good or bad as I understand your point on plants need ammonia. I just wanted to add to the conversation. Thanks for the video

Would it be possible to use a sump and a canister filter but use a canister filter as a media reactor?

Hello. Sorry for posting on a 4 year old video but i must say this is my favorite tank of your youtube channel (and probably of whole of youtube). Im thinking of setting up something similar myself but im wondering about the lack of a lid. Are Altums prone to jumping out like Discus?

I love it

Toop❤ good job

I suppose the simple answer is... to urinate in your own aquarium to keep the bacteria alive. 😂

Loving to be slightly ✨✨✨

Great video, I have question, I have used matrix from old use kept in plastic jar, so if I will use it now in new tank how can I know if porous clogged from old debris? and what shall I do to open porous from dirty properly? Thanks in advance

Looking great, abit overplanted(under water) for my taste but that seems to be the norm. The wall looks insanely good.

Dont put the cultures on the floor, best up!!😎👋🏼

I generated this from CHAT gpt,,,,,, sorry but I'm extremely cautious about giving out advice i have a vague understanding of,,, i have not appreciated it when others did such things to me so i make a conscious effort to not speak out of turn.....! one mold can inhibit the growth of another. This phenomenon is known as competitive inhibition. In the natural world, molds and other fungi often compete for the same resources, such as nutrients and space. One mold can produce substances that inhibit the growth or activity of other molds, helping it gain a competitive advantage. For example, some molds produce antibiotics or antifungal compounds that specifically target other mold species. Penicillium is a well-known example; it produces penicillin, an antibiotic that inhibits the growth of certain bacteria and fungi. Similarly, in controlled environments like laboratories or homes, different molds might produce compounds that suppress the growth of other molds. This competitive interaction is a common strategy in microbial communities, allowing organisms to thrive in their ecological niches by suppressing competitors.

Looking spectacular! And your chair looks super comfy! A match made in heaven 🤗 I'd certainly be sitting there as much as possible.

At the point of this video what age was your Paludarium?