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@@DidisFINDen No, I was a Judge though

@@TheNanoAquariumGuy awesome

Yes, though they also do that to establish dominance. Males do that to each other for a spot to show off.

@@sharonpalmer5509 sorry maybe I wrote it incorrectly, it is coarse sponge

@@ap0005 Not on all, but I do use CO2 on this one.

@@dn7096_ that's Marsilea hirsuta some of the leaves look more like clover🍀

@@satyamshrivastava5591 yes, they omnivores so they will eat pellets and flakes. Mine seem to be more into flake and algae wafers and of course biofilm.

They are pretty awesome, though I think they are more like cats, they mind their own business until there is food involve lol. 😁

@@leejojohn2558 thank you very much. I used a small Nicrew Internal filter (40gph, you can find it on Amazon for close to $10) I had to modify it a bit to make it a bit shorter, but it worked great.

Yes, they also seem to eat green hair algae and they are easy to keep.

I think that was like 2 years ago, and I think I got some more CPDs then.

Thank you!!

@@MiguelBernardo-v5s Obrigado

@@glennrafaelmalto6600 In my experience they do okay with grown shrimp. They will pick on babies, but if your aquarium has areas for them to hide (rocky areas, heavily mossy areas) you will always have more. If your goal is breeding and selling shrimp just keep it shrimp only though.

@@wiinewiine thank you!!

@@Hoippu39 No, I didn't have to. I received the package by mail and thankfully it worked out. This is the link of the eBay vendor but I don't think he has anything for sale now (weather wise probably not the best time to ship eggs) www.ebay.com/usr/killfish.japan2

Thanks! I was only using Easy Green (all in one ferts) and doing big water changes.

The front is Marsilea hirsuta and the back is monte carlo (micranthenum) there are also some bits of hair grass (Eleocharis mini)

I feed them live scuds, bribe shrimp and baby brine shrimp (live and frozen). I keep them with my cull neocaridina shrimp so they pick the babies too. They don't really eat dried food, I had seen them pick on hikari crustacean pellets but not really eat it.

I would go for the Celestial Pearl Danios, if you ever decide to reproduce them and sell them, these will be easier to sell as more people want them. Other than that they are very similar in behavior and you can even cross them together, but the offspring will not be able to reproduce.

Hi, I am in Fort Lauderdale Florida. I don't have any that I sell though... this is where I bought them from but he is currently out of stock too. www.ebay.com/str/charmofjapanfulltana

Pygmy Corys are great! You should definitely get more. They are not like other Corys, they swim mid water and they shoal more than others.

I should do an update on this one. I just moved a couple of weeks ago and I was totally neglecting my tanks, but I am trying to get it all settled again, I guess that would have made an interesting video too, but I will start recording soon.

Yep, bought some from Japan through Ebay. I got them to breed and got some more, but I had to move and I have not been able to attempt to get them to breed again.

Thank you!!!

Sorry I just replied on the other comment... The Xtreme Krill Flakes, Xtreme nano pellets, Baby Brine Shrimp (frozen and live). I think the mix of foods makes them extra boisterous and not as shy, but still on a heavy planted tank I usually only see them in the evenings.

I found on community tank and no idea how it got in there, but no one was eating him so yea it had to go! lol

I feed them a mix of things. The Xtreme Krill Flakes, Xtreme nano pellets, Baby Brine Shrimp, in the the video they were going for the Hikari Algae Wafer

Thanks!!

Hello! The pump I am using a mini Nicrew internal filter. (www.amazon.com/dp/B09DPHDF8Z) and on the plants (from the top of my head) the trees are a mix of MonteCarlo and Riccia, then I used Pearlweed, Juncus Repens, Rotala Rotandifulia, crypt parva, ludwigia mini super red, rotala wallichi, bucephalandra mini brownie, and bucephalandra mini coin. Thanks for watching!!

What size is the bowl and what kind of roots you use around the the outside bowl and the tree inside bowl?

Of course! Please see the link below for the eBay store I bought them from. www.ebay.com/str/charmofjapanfulltana

Yes, they do this little dance going in circle for dominance and then mating. So you could see this between 2 males or 2 females one pushing the other away, or a male trying to get a female into planted area for spawning.

Thank you!!!

Nice! For some reason mine stopped laying eggs on the top and now they go to the bottom to lay eggs and make it very hard to pick eggs now. I gotta figure out how to collect eggs. I plan to move to a new home so I hope I can have some breeding tanks once I do.

I'm telling you, a scrub pad spawning mop is the way to go. You make one with a plain scotch brite scour pad and about an inch off a pool noodle. Cut the pad from one edge to about an inch from the opposite edge, making several cuts about a half inch wide. It should look kinda like fringe. Shake and rinse off any dust. Then roll it up and stuff the uncut edge into the pool noodle hole, trimming off what doesn't fit. Squirt some super glue or hot glue around the top and bottom of the pool noodle hole to hold in place. Trim the ends if it's too long. I would float it for two to three days, then pull it out, pick off the eggs, rinse, and return it to the tank. With maybe five females, I averaged about 20 eggs each time. You can float the spawning mop toward the back of the tank if you find it unsightly. Sorry if you already know about this, but maybe someone else will find it helpful.

@@ObieGuppies Yea I had one of those (when I got the eggs, the seller sent the green scrubbing pad and the piece of pool noodle and fry food) but I just didn't work for me. I will be trying again though!

If you’re still overrun with fish, could I buy some from you?

Oh I didn't find it that annoying. Just curious what music you think would work better?

@@TheNanoAquariumGuy I don't know maybe it's just me. Just sounds a bit dramatic and sad, doesn't suit the video.

@@benreeve9130 Noted! I will use different songs in the future and see how that goes! thanks for the feedback!!

Thank you!!

Thanks for the input! Just curious and trying to improve as well, what kind of music you think would be better for this type of video? Thank you for watching!!

@@TheNanoAquariumGuy i think one you must watch is mj aquascaping or serpa design. They are great and very pleasent to watch.

@@TheNanoAquariumGuy i think its more interesting if you talk more about project and keep clips in normal speed because is more chill because the audience reach people who go in the bed and watch something before fell a sleep.

@@blue4993 thank you! I will try to improve!!

Thanks!!

Thank you! Спасибо

Thank you! This is about 3.2 gallons which is about 12 liters, and this one is not Walstad, it does have a small filter as at one point I was running CO2 on this bowl too, but not anymore. I do have another Vase that is filter-less on

hi Justin! Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I agree I think I will try to do that a bit more like a video blog. It is just a bit difficult for me, when I work on my tank it is usually super loud around me, so I would need to voice over, and I am not a huge fan of the sound of my voice 😂. I will try though and I will make sure to tone down the music so it is not so loud! Thanks!!!

Thanks Sarah! The filter I am using on this is the Nicrew mini internal filter. Well I had to take part of it out and shorten it and I had it pointed to the glass to reduce the flow a bit and push CO2 around. www.amazon.com/NICREW-Aquarium-Submersible-Adjustable-Waterflow/dp/B09DPHDF8Z

Thank you!!

Thank you, honestly I didn't weigh the amount of dragon stone I used, but it is probably around 5 lbs. It used expanding foam to fill in gaps, and didn't keep in mind to not make it top heavy so it doesn't tilt when the water is low.