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Hey! Yes, I am. I have a 40 gallon with a blood parrot cichlid and a 20 gallon shrimp tank with otocinclus catfish. It's all I can manage right now since starting medical school. I wish I could have kept up with the video making, but it takes a lot of time

@@neighborhoodman323 Oh my, thank you for answering. Glad you still have fish, and wish you the best with medical school.

I’m not sure what heavy duty entails. I know a lot of people have been making ponds out of those Oval shaped watering troughs made for livestock with great success

Hello, I was cycling it at the time. You can see an updated video posted on my channel!

Nice! I got mine at a hardware store. I found the wood it came with was prone to water damage. I had to cut out solid wood boards to use as the shelves instead. I hope your shelf stays stable and safe! -Alan

Hey, Thanks for commenting! So, a pond without a filter IS possible, but it can be a bit more difficult to maintain. IT can be possible with enough pond plants to keep the oxygen levels good and for waste conversion. You'll probably also need some type of aeration device like a bubbler. This will prevent the water from going stagnant where biofilms from oftentimes harmful bacteria can build up on the surface of the water. You'd probably have to also do more water changes as well. If you can get a filter, that would be your best move. Hope that helps - Alan

@@neighborhoodman323 thanks for answer, i think im gonna make some DIY filter using aerator. Thanks anyway

Zena Sound for sure! I made a sponge filter with some PVC and some sponge and some airstones. Best of luck

I haven't had time to record at all. What I can tell you is I decided to move the panda cory's to my 59 gallon thrift store tank! The tub is currently inhabited by snails and orange neocaridina shrimp culls. Sorry to disappoint ya!

Graham Bielby definitely. Just make sure you use the lid. You can cut out the inside of the lid for top viewing just make sure the sides are covered so they dont jump out

I'm still around! Just a bit busy with life. Thanks for watching =D

It's still up! So probably 2 years now. I got it from home depot/lowes. I'm sure you could find this in any hardware store. I've seen it at walmart, too

Ok thank you so much uk

neighborhoodman323 please, we need another update!!!!

TGG Zephyr neighborhood hood man join our clan

Hey, Andrew! This was one of the nicest messages I've read in a while. I miss you and Landon and the boyz. I will always remember the fun times I had on clash of clans. I don't have time to play anymore and CWL was too stressful for me haha Would you or landon want my account? I wont be able to use it anymore and would rather it go to a friend

Email me at dangswagger14@gmail.com so i can give you my account info

neighborhoodman323 Thank you so much for the great times we had. Landon doesn’t play CoC much anymore but knowing him he’ll probably start playing again. Despite this Jojo, my brother, and I are still active every day and would be immensely grateful if we had your account. The three of us (Landon, Jojo, and I) would share the account and not fight over it too much 🤣. Sincerely, Andrew

Thank you for the kind words! For this specific tub being only max 14 gallons, I actually wouldnt recommend adding the cories in. Although it provides a lot of surface area, they were still too shy and did not thrive IMO. I recently moved them into a 55 gallon tank and they are very spontaneous now! You could use those larger, more structurally sound tubs though! What has your experience been with outdoor ponds? I'm not sure the area I live in is suitable for tropical fish

neighborhoodman323 Cory’s can be pretty shy if they are not in a large enough group and if they don’t have enough plants, driftwood, and rocks to hide behind. The mini pond experience had been beyond amazing! I keep fancy guppies with pepper Cory’s who can handle lower temperatures. The tub is about 40 gallons. I have water hyacinth, and floating anacharis and black lava rocks. I live in the Northeast. Gets pretty hot during the Summer and cooler at night time. I run a heater at night. I’ve been getting beautiful colors out of my guppies breeding during the Summer. I bring the live stock back inside in September. So far it had been a wonderful experience

@@Mr345696 Oh, man. Thanks for sharing. I totally want to do that in the future.

neighborhoodman323 you’re welcome. And what type of substrate did you use? Looks like a mix of play sand and pete gravel?

Frank Fazio I used pool filter sand from a local pool supply store! Usually don’t have to rinse them out much

I recommend a low laying sponge filter such as this. I ran a hang on back filter and had to cut down the length of the intake and cover it with a sponge. Eventually i took it out because I was tired of the sponge being jammed up with gunk too often. Here is a link to the sponge filter I have :www.chewy.com/hikari-bacto-surge-high-density-foam/dp/183419?Hikari&gclid=Cj0KCQjwrIf3BRD1ARIsAMuugNto2ZyAOT0Dv0SkVXgtd0Mcdve2gov6sd8JQxNYI2K7g0aKzADBjAAaAsV6EALw_wcB

@@neighborhoodman323 thank u!!

Mlr The pageant only allowed for 1:30 limit, but you’re right

TGG Zephyr haha no way that’s crazy. Appreciate it!

I ended up placing the lid frame back on but cut out the middle to reinforce the container from bowing. And yes, try a tooth brush!