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Thank you, appreciate it. Did you watch the full video this clip was from. It was truely interesting to research. 👌🏻

No problem. Glad it was helpful! 😊

Anytime, thanks for watching. Appreciate it 👍🏻

Yes I did a video last year discussing that very topic, all about the influences of fish behaviour based on different types of weather, it was really fascinating to research. 👌🏻

Thank you 😊

Indeed so! 👌🏻

There's a few on display through this video, all have a small tolerance to water like splashes etc but I wouldn't recommend getting them soaking wet or submerging.

Thank you. 👊🏻

No worries and yes I agree. Would be a good feature to have on a reef tank. Provided it could be done in a way that limits the stress for fish like surface cover etc 👌🏻

Can be a few different times that are good, when PH increases etc. Ultimately when you wish would be my suggestion. Some suggest waiting until the previous leaves have broken down, some replenish after a couple of weeks. As always just be mindful of the effects of PH if you do add them more frequently.

Tannins definitely benefit more than just soft water. Help reduce line of sight which makes fish less stressed. Leaves help to create that natural habitat etc. I have a couple of videos on my channel listing all the benefits worth checking out 👍🏻

@@MrBrightfryed oh great! mega thanks!

Anytime, I hope some of my videos help you. 👌🏻

Thanks mate. Appreciate it and yes completely agree. Look forward to sharing my next video I think you'll enjoy it if you liked this one for sure 👍🏻

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful and that it's giving you some great ideas for your new aquarium!

Depends on how much it's been set to use. Roughly on my heavily planted tank about 3-4 weeks. 👍🏻

No you can't turn it off unfortunately, that's the downside to these systems.

No, it's the downside to non pressurised systems.

Fantastic idea, I've been thinking of what I can do to cover the pipe better and the fig might just work, thanks for the tips!👍

Thanks for the kind words and feedback. Rally appreciate it. Been working hard on my editing etc so thanks 👌🏻

Interesting I'll have to give them a go sometime 👍🏻

Small oscars and red tail shark minnow or angel fish with some rocks

😂😂😂😂 You'd be surprised with how many people would do that!

Thanks bro. Appreciate it as always 👌🏻

Great choice, I love Guava leaves! Thanks for sharing👍

Was it a white fur? If so it's biofilm. Perfectly normal and a great food source for shrimp and fish 👌🏻

Hi sounds great to me. Personally I wouldn't syphon anything out. All those decaying items are massively beneficial to the food web you are building. They provide nutrients to the tank, food for bottom dwelling fish and fuel for the aquarium itself. Check out some of my other videos if you want to know more as I go into more details. Especially the food web one! 👍🏻

@@MrBrightfryed i figured as much, but one huge thing we learn as fishkeepers from the very beginning is that siphoning all of that gunk out is pretty important as otherwise it will break down into ammonia and cause some pretty big issues, would you say this is a myth or more-so just not the truth under specific conditions

It's finding the balance, when your aquarium first starts out it's still in it's infancy, the beneficial bacteria is still growing within the aquarium. Leaves being organic matter are considered a form of bioload to the aquarium which like fish will cause effects to the water quality. It';s always best to go slow to begin with an build gradually to avoid spikes in PH etc. Obviously size of tank, what mechanical filtration you have, water hardness etc will effect how well your aquarium handles bioload so take it slow and gradual. If worried test separately and see how the leaves effect the water in your area or test the aquarium water and monitor it's effects by adding one leaf and see how you go same with them breaking down.

No problem. Glad to hear you are enjoying the benefits of them. Keep up the great work 🍂

Thanks alot. Really appreciate it. Took a long time to put this one tother especially the editing part. 😀

@@MrBrightfryed I tried the scripting it’s a art in itself Think I’ll stick to bullet points until I get better

Isn't it just. Funny how alot of this part of the hobby is not easily documented. Took some digging I can tell you!

Thanks 👋🏻

Thanks alot. No app for thr light just a feature that comes with it. The pump and fog machine were connected to a smart plug so I could either set a timer or in the case of the video toggle the on switch via an app on my phone. 👍🏻

I agree at the beginning when the aquarium is in it's infancy as bacteria is maturing but gradually over time I feel the need for frequent water changes can be reduced or even just left to top up's.