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Thank you my friend for your kind words 😁

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I am interested too

I decided to take chance and I got it. The quick review.. its ok. Does not produce enough co2 for my 15 gallon aquarium.

Aquario neo media soft

No problem so far

Thank you. As with all carpeting plants, as long as there is enough nutrients in the soil and they are trimmed timely, I believe you can keep them running for many years. You may have to refresh the soil every couple years and replant. But as seen at ADA gallery it is definitely possible, and in fact an artform!

@@scaping.architect thank you for the response. A few questions, if I may, as I’m fairly new to this: 1. Does refreshing mean I’d need to add a whole new soil? Can I use root tabs instead? 2. I thought UGs don’t need that much of a nutrient, and in fact heard that use of nutrient-dense substrate or fertilizer should be prohibited. Is this not true? Also, wouldn’t this mean that UG carpets won’t need the soil refresh?

1. Refreshing can mean both. Depending on the condition of the soil. After 1 year or so the soil granules still hold their shape (round balls) but start to lose their nutrients. You can add root tabs to replenish. But after several years the soil balls itself start to break down into dust/ mud. This is where it becomes problematic where the soil is no longer having oxygen and has become anaerobic. You want a good level of oxygen and circulation through the soil. 2. UGs growing conditions are actually quite broad and can adapt to either lean dosing or nutrient rich dosing. It is a myth that it has to be in nutrient poor conditions. I initially learned about this from Dennis Wong , 2hr aquarist blog. In my experience I grew the UG just fine with all in one ferts that contain nitrates. So while the UG can grow in any nutrient condition, as mentioned above if the soil has fully broken down into mud, then you should consider replacing the soil and replanting the UG for the above reasons. Hope that helps 😁

@@scaping.architect thank you so much for the detailed response! I never check youtube notifications so I didn’t know that you gave such a thorough reply. This helps so much :)

Hey - I think it was 50% all channels

3000-13000K

50% weekly water changes 😁

Yes I’m quite impressed. The bond is really good, and cures within seconds. It does get a bit Smokey as you can see so be careful. I do like that with the right Color you don’t need to sprinkle soil over the cotton

Yes I agree, and I think it’s the simple ones that keep me intrigued for longer. Odd !

@@scaping.architect I probably should listen to my advice as tried Indonesian forest style which I thought would be easy but it was a challenge 😀

Thank you Jack, I’m a huge fan of your work too 😁 subbed to yours too 👌

@@scaping.architect my guy! Thanks 🤩

Thank you. Yes I do use co2 for my tanks😁

@@scaping.architect can’t wait to see the next episode! Will you be adding fish and stuff?

Thank you! Yea I will !

@@scaping.architect im excited to see what fish you add! will you be explaining why you picked certain fish

@@scaping.architect hey bro i have a question! is fine gravel alright for top layer? can it take in waste and make it into nutrients for the plants or can sand only do that?

Cheers mate! Excited as to plant as well 😁

Thank you! Maybe just the algorithm.

Dry start will allow your carpeting plants to fill the scape faster as they have more access to CO2. Indirectly it will reduce chances of algae as you will have more healthy plants to begin with 😁 so I think depending of the species sometimes it’s a benefit to dry start

Yes you can put some plastic sheets in the soil to act as a retaining wall. Just bury it completely so you don’t see it 👍

@toxiccity just lucky and blessed. Grateful Oase Australia values my work. Also it’s actually 2.6K subs. Not 3k ✌️

@@scaping.architect Thats awesome i hope you continue to grow i subbed

🙏🙏😁😁

Yes Velcro ties 👍

@@scaping.architect thank you so much!

Nice one! Light is ADA solar RGB. Co2 is mandatory to get plant health at this level.

Thank you! The wooden base I built myself. Jsut simple plywood board from the hardware store😁. I also put a couple of coats of varnish to protect it

45cm

It’s a simple tank and I’m sure yourself and anyone can replicate it 😁

Thank you for the kind words 😁

whatever light if its not used properly can cause alage

Have u bought ? How was it ? I have a 40x40x40 cm

@@Siva-vservc bought a WRGB2 - 30cm size. I think it's much stronger & broader light but C2 should be pretty much enough and more compact size.