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as long as each fish gets a few flakes with each feeding all is good. just feed whatever they can eat in a few minutes and you can feed twice a day. there really is no set way to do it. when people eat sometimes we eat a little sometimes we eat a lot. lol

YOU NEED PLANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah big tips here, your fish can easily go in-between days of feeding when theyre healthy especially. Also with those big goldies in there you should drop a gravel substrate about 3 inches deep with some sand sprinkled in and some easy plants then throw in some pond snails or bladder snails as they will feed the goldfish when their eggs hatch continuously. Your bubbler might be a bit powerful too, im sure youre adding water every few days so i would get an aquarium hood with lights.

In my opinion you definetely need to reduce feeding a lot. And I am a heavy feeder. Less amount per feeding and longer time between feeding. Fish that do not come to the surface when you enter the room is definetely overfed.

Give the fish a chair rn

I started with 5 minnows and now I have almost 100. I use plants from the ditch I sound them in. And an solor aerator for oxygen.

Hey plz tell me how did hanging plants go?!

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The goldfish may eat the roots! My wife's goldfish are eating the roots of her plants.

Don't remove paper until you are ready to replant.

The white and black foam is “mechanical” foam. The white being coarse and the black being fine. Mechanical, biological and chemical being the 3 types of filtration in your filter.

Fx canisters and fluval are my favorite! I got fx 4 and 6's 407, 306, I only have to clean them every 7 months, if u have any questions or need advice lemme know ! Appreciate the video good job!

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You don't remove the "paper"

Nice looking

GREAT camera work. Such a good video, I totally know what's going on here.

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Put her in a little 2-3" chunk of pool noodle🌱

Definitely use leca so the root system has something to latch onto. Not necessary but aquaponic plants seem to fo better and grow stronger when they have something to grab onto so the plant can stand tall. Yes you will get solids from plant roots and plants and it goes suspended in the water colum or sinks to the bottom. If it's an aquaponics system with a fish tank you should already have a filter or 2 in the system. If you're setting water out to age it so you can throw it in the tank you'd probably fo good with a hang on the back filter or a sponge filter. They even have powerhead/electricity driven sponge filters now. I think the brand is AQQA sponge filters.

Why are you tossing out perfectly good sponges that are loaded with beneficial bacteria? Take them out, gently squeeze them in a bucket of tank water and put them back in the FX4.

Pull up on the red tabs and all the trays come out at once. There's no need to fumble with the separate trays.

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If you're trying to Jumpstart the cycle in an aquarium you don't do it with another tanks water. The beneficial bacteria don't live in the water column. If you know someone with a tank. Take a bucket to their house. Put some tank water in it. Them have them clean one of their sponges out in the bucket. Take it home and pour it in your tank. The muck from your friends sponges will go into your filter and your substrate and instantly cycle your tank. The tank will be cloudy for a few hours but after that you can add fish. Obviously you can't go crazy and add a bunch but 5 little fish won't hurt a thing. Then don't clean anything for a few months. Just do weekly water changes. To monitor ammonia you can buy little things made by seachem I think they're called safety alert. They stick on the glass inside your tank. When ammonia is at zero ppm is yellow. If it goes above that it changes color. After a few months you can start a cleaning schedule. Do NOT clean your filters monthly. It takes a filter a month to recover from a cleaning biologically. If your cleaning monthly it never recovers fully. Also don't let your filter go to long. This will depend on the load on the filter. Your filter only works at maximum efficiency both mechanically and biologically at a certain amount of bio film build up in the media. A new or freshly clean filter doesn't catch all particles till it get a film built up. Likewise if it's plugged up from not cleaning often enough water is reduced and bypasses your media. Basically your just pumping dirty unfiltered water. The sponge in the outer portion of the fx model filters is 30ppi. This isn't a mechanical filter. It's biological filtration. It won't catch smaller particles until it gets a bio film. They blow right through it.

I use fish water on all of my plants...they grew so much better.....also it saves resources like adding fertilizer and water

Taking water out of the tank like this scares me

Those small fish gonna get eaten

Put some stuff and rocks in there

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Sorry I forgot to turn my phone sideways for the video😊 next time

Fishes when they see brown water: OH HELL NAW

What filter are you using on that tank?

What other plants are you using for this I see you use the monstera and I absolutely love it in my tanks I actually have them directly in the tank

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