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That sounds like a great idea! Thank you I will definitely be looking ;) I am actually working on a 100 gallon paludarium at the moment so make sure you stick around to find out! :D

Thanks! I really appreciate your support!

I meant a filter 😅 a filter cleans the water and takes stuff out with the cartridge while a pump just gives water flow

I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😁

Great idea!

Do you have a YT channel that you could post and then share with me? I could give some tips!

Wow, thank you!

Ooh yes, I love the idea of moss! I have a whole video on that coming soon. Subscribe to find out!

I don’t clean the pump because when I add more plants it will turn the waste into food :D Have you heard of the Walstad method? It’s basically that, the pump is just for water flow so it’s not stagnant

Wonderful! I am very new to this so had not heard of that but knew plants in the water would help filter but not that it would that well! Thanks for the quick reply! So excited to get building 😊

Just make sure to heavily plant it otherwise it won’t work. I don’t show it in this video but I would recommend stem plants that grow quickly. I have a video coming out soon that explains how to do this over the course of 100 days that’s compacted into a short video.

Gargoyle gecko ;)

Aww thank you!

Same 😊 new sub❤

I was thinking some shrimp, snails, and MAYBE I could fit two killifish. What do you think?

Yeah! Shrimp and snails would be cool. I'm no expert, but I wonder if fish would have enough space there. How many gallons of water do you have in there?

It’s about a gallon so honestly I don’t think it’s right to put any fish in that size. I’m actually working on a 100 gallon tank right now with a huge water section. Basically it’s going to be like a real rainforest but I’ll definitely need some suggestions! The water section will be about 10 gallons :)

That sounds neat! I'll look forward to seeing how that turns out. You gotta put something cool in there, for sure. Maybe like some badis or pygmy sunfish or maybe some puffers. I've always liked the idea of bumblebee gobies too. I haven't owned any of these before. I just enjoy them in other peoples' tanks so take my input with a grain of salt 🤣. I feel like chili rasboras are cool contrast in a very green environment. Fork-tail blue eyed rainbowfish could be cool, too. Hatchetfish would match the biotope for sure. And maybe some salamanders or vampire crabs, too!

Ooh ok! Love all of the suggestions I especially think the bumblebee gobies and hatchetfish would look incredible in there.

I have a whole video coming very soon of how I did this exact thing! Subscribe to find out! It’s a complete bioactive tank that cleans the water for itself so I NEVER have to do water changes :) it’s pretty cool

I'm imagining trying to catch a fish with a bowl 😂

Haha normally my fish will just swim into my hand :) but the most responsible fish stores use bowls because they know what’s best for the fish

Any tips on the invasive snails that usually come with those plant?

@@ragingmillennialSnails are good for an aquarium because they eat algae and old food and certain species aerate the sand. I would NOT recommend the assassin snails at all. Those are considered the only bad snail. If you have an overpopulation some fish will suck out the snail out of its shell and eat them. I had a German blue ram once and he ended up eating 200+ snails in less than 3 days!