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Thank u sir

saglit lang i try nyo daw na i full ang knob sa control. kung mag light ibig sabihin na un sayo na sa setting nyo na reach na nya at hanggan bumaba yan hindi talaga umilaw (mag on) balik hangang bumaba ang temp. So meaning wala sya nag consume ng kuryente. kung mainit ang panahon bihira mo yan makita umilaw talaga lalo nag nasa 27 to 28 kalang na setting.

Thank you

i have never tried to gather grindal worms but i heard it can be done. suppose to be that a potato you cut in halve and scoop out the insides of both halves. then you bury it in a moist but not flooded area. about 3 to 4 inches deep. and then return to that in a week to 10 days and your suppose to have grindal worms. But i have not tried it myself.

@@guadaguppy4798 oooooh wow that's interesting to try, thank I appreciate it I will search more info

@@QuantumX3.14 i also tried to find that video. It was not for grindalnworms but for microworms

@@guadaguppy4798 yeah I was all night searching the same, but I save your video so when I create I can keep preserving the culture, If have any update please let me know hahahaha God bless

Yup mine as well fun to observe there behavior

Enjoy your fish

Thank you so much for the Kind words. Lately youtube has been indeed tough. I only gives you a small window of opportunity for exposure (less than an hour) and unless you show a particular amount of vies within that period your shoved to the back.

it takes anywhere from 12 to 36 hours before there is enough built up. Did you already turn the vavle on during the build up process? (it should be off until the bottles are tight) what kind of diffuser are you using? Most diffusers designed for high pressure co2 will not work with this setup.

Sadly i did not save this fish and he passed away shortly after the video. There are no clear studies on pop eye disease and that some suggest like dropsy its only an underlying symptom and not the disease itself. So it could be anything internally. in this case it might have been internal hemorage since there was a pair laying eggs and they were aggressive to this particular angel

I dont have experience with the twinstar diffuser so i cant really say. but most of the commercially availabe diffusers have a lot of "resistance" since they are designed for use with high pressure co2 systems. these will still work but up to a point as pressure in the DIY co2 drops the bubbles also stop. thats why sometimes as you use these diffusers you can still feel the bottles to be tight with content but its just the pressure can no longer push thru said diffusers. Thats why i like the DIY bamboo diffuser better as it lets me totally deplete the DIY Co2 contents.

I usually go with an inch of gravel above the slot. so in that case i had to use over 2 inches total of gravel. in the video i had the trays so i had to go over 3 inches in the back to hide the trays of aquasoil. But say you dont have that and you faced the slots upside down then you could probably get away with just 1 inch or 1inch and a half.

As to how do you know if you have enough filtration. Well you need test the water to confirm that you have your tank cycled and monitor the amount of nitrates that rise in the course of a week. as long as its consistent and no ammonia and nitrite is present then your have enough filtration. But remember as you add livestock or make changes this will change so constant monitoring is needed as you do so.

​@@guadaguppy4798 is there such a thing as too much substrate with this filter? Would 5 inches be a negative or not really worth going towards? I guess I'm concerned about having enough BB surface area compared to a sponge on a tank larger than 20 gallons. I really like the lava rock idea because it's porous, but not small enough to get shuffled with other substrate with a gravel vac like o-rings could.

@@eveningclicks7767 personally i have not tried any thicker with any of my UGF filters. But i do know that another twist to this is to make an anoxic filter setup. using a plenum. Dr. Novak i believe is the proponent and advocate user of this teaching people about anoxic setups. they are very thick substrates. I just do not have acces to laterite that whats hindering me from trying it out.

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May round tail and lyretail na tail variants. Halo yan sa drop. Kadalasan mas favored ang lyre pero para sakin pantay ko silang favorite

@@guadaguppy4798 pag nanganak po ang round tail, puro round tail type lng ang mga anak nila? Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise!

@@whirl00 depende talaga sa gene pool. Kung puros.round tail dominant so roundtail ang labas out cross mo to a lyre para may halo

ground fault circuit interrupter. para safety yan kasi sir. parang may built in na circuit breaker. Pero kaso halos dito sa atin wala ito na standard sa pag kabit sa mga bahay natin. so Extra caution lang sir. when using that. Lalo na pag water change nyo tapos na above sa water yan and matagalan mo baka magcrack ang glass and may curyente kasi yan. Pero sa mga periha ko so far ok naman . the best so far na heater na aking na gamit.

Try your local fish groups or fish shops. Im in the philippines

@@guadaguppy4798 bro its not available in my area pls share your number sir I want international shipping pls im from india

Turn off? There is no turning off a chemical process when it's started. You need to let the co2 escape in the room at night.

I always mention in my videos that you need to know your water with this system. Because Co2 is carbonic acid and it will cause your PH to drop. In the Philippines we have exceptionaly high ph water. 8.4 to 8.6 with this system running 24/7 it will only drop the ph to 7.6 to 7.4 I have never seen that swing down any lower than that. but like i said you need to know your water. This system works well with high Ph and High Kh(buffering) But if you really want to turn the system off the best thing to do is run an airpump with an air stone on a timer. so the pump turns on as the lights turn off and i suggest the pump turn off 2 hours before the light period so that when the lights go on there is already co2 in the water.

@@Christian_Johansson i mean the DIY co2 tank

@@guadaguppy4798 thanks

@@johnlloydjuntilla9069 You cant turn off the co2 in the tank like i explained if you let it run during no light period the PH might drop to much specially if you already have low PH to prevent that from happening run and air stone 2 hours before the light turns to this will expell the co2 to control the PH drop. but if your PH is like mine 8 to 8.4 and have High Kh bufferingthen this will not be a problem.

congrats the feeling can be quite fulfulling to breed your fish

I'm not too shabby, bread I have had some luck. Cheers!@@guadaguppy4798

sir the detailed answer to this question is in the video. I explained in throughly by showing the watt meter consume power. No the 300 watt will not triple the consumption. In fact it can manage the temps better it heats up faster so it the thermostat shuts off sooner also. so in fact, less electricity is consumed. conversely if you use a smaller 50 watt it has to stay on for further longer periods of time and may result in even higher electricity cost. Remember as i show in the video. the heater does not stay on 100% of the time it is plugged in. it will vary from setup to setup but in general it stays on only less than 20% per hour. so no it will not run up your electricity bill.

hellow stefan. weather has been warm here in my country and it seems to be affecting the cultures i have them nowntucked in an area that stays cooler that is if you consider 27 ++ cool hehehe. yes the heat is really beating down on the Philippines

If you can acquire fine black sand or any darker color fine sandthat would be the way to go. BTW i know Black Diamond Blasting media (used for sand blasting on industrial purposes) is available i dont think thats a good substrate as it is designed to be used as an industrial abrasive.

Yes they truly had more stunning colors on black substrate. But i had to compromise as these guys love the finer substrate. They want to burrow there snouts in there to look for food. I could not get my hands on fine black sand at the time but actually now theres some available. Hmmmmm i might redo this again with the fine black sand to so that there colors lush up again.

hello Stefan. yup da 2 layers sure beat the mess. im experimenting with coco peat. the worms seem to multiply faster but it sure is a mess

Thanks for the feedback sir. and thanks for the compliments as well

@@guadaguppy4798 more videos of your balloon mollies please,they are so amazing,ang how do you take care of them...thanks

Definitely try it. Another thing i notice that i did not include in the video. Is that if you use tank water on the setup you end up with maggots. at first i was wondering how that happened any way they did not pose a threat to the succes of the culture and would eventually go away as the Grindal population ramps up. But the food you add will be consumed faster if they are present, So you need to constantly add food.

Ive always thought that it is kinda weird to think of a natural environment without flow. unless its a stagnant environment. But in water systems there is almost always flow. But i guess the idea of a filterless system seem to appeal to alot of people.

@@guadaguppy4798 yes it appeals because it changes so much. Even the creatures in them behave differently. I think the idea is that if there is animal life in a body of water, there is an element of flow due to circulation caused by animal movement. Much the same as in a still pond 🙂

@@thelittlethingsinlife239 Indeed sir. Kinda like a ressurection Setup i guess.

@@guadaguppy4798 Yes very much so.. I think the plants are the most important thing along with a substrate which is initially nutrient rich until the environment starts to produce its own nutrients through animal waste and dead plant matter breaking down.

thanks for the offer but cant afford.to hire one really.

@@guadaguppy4798 Don't worry We can Discuss about it, I see a lot of potential in your video that can grow but u lack the Good Editing and Storyline.

​@@guadaguppy4798 beware, these are scammers my friend

sa local cebu fbpages may nag offer. also live food sila. medjo terretorial

Murag there is a reason why dili sila ma dali og breed in captivity. kay mo rely man sa coming and going sa tide. So salinity changes sya. during rainy season more fresh water is flowing out to see so lesser ang salinity and this triggers them to breed. and as i understand the fry move out to see for a period of time and as to how long nobody knows and they return to brakish condition. So i think dili madali.

Also although small sila they really need a bigger tank para mas stable ang water condition. right now na maintain lang sya at 4ppt or 4000 ppm salinity which they are doing great. Di pud sila mo eat og prepare or dried food. I give them BBS.

Not exactly sir. i can see 2 to 3 already before me. Pero plan ko is to give out more info. please check also ua-cam.com/video/-Y2YE2qbzZ8/v-deo.htmlsi=6lBCvxnwMUM-YH3a

Good day mam Les. Check out our local Facebook fish groups. Some one there is offering. also sent you PM sa FB

Also full length video will be out tommorrow Nov. 18 8 pm cebu time

My understanding is they are a brakish water species. So brakish can be anywhere from 0 to 35 ppt. Ako pud understanding is all specimens are wild caught. I wanted to keep them and maybe even "attempt" to spawn them pero like you said so little info is outhere. Correct me if im wrong but i think this little info is due to the fact na ang fish na ito is endemic to the philippines. That is why little or no write ups are available on the internet. Also murag not too long ago listed nani as Endangered. Nindot jud unta ma project ni. Para di ma extinct

@@guadaguppy4798 hoping puhon mka keep ka nila boss aron mka pa daghan. Nindot raba sila ky gagmay ra silag size. Ikaw gyuy pinaka una mka vlog nila boss. Puhon2 mayta 🙏

@@mr.fernandoSugbo ako ge search ron. Considered Extinct na ang listing. Pero luzon ang focus sa write up. Ako understanding ani daghan man kaayo sa Cebu like in liloan and mactan.

@@mr.fernandoSugbo If you are currently keeping them whats your setup.

@@guadaguppy4798 wla ko nag keep nila boss. Ganahan unta ko pero mahadlok ko masayang, pero ganahan kaayo ko nila tungod ky pang small set up gyud siya.. paaboton nlng nko imong project ani boss. Mag keep ko nila og mka breed ka nila pra mahatagan pud og idea mga viewers. 😊

That’s what I was thinking… created a question that wasn’t addressed

@ around 2:30 time stamp i did a conclusion that light color substrate will also encourage the fish's colors to lighten up or was out. that was the conclusion

sorry about that. thanks for watching I appreciate it

thank you for the awesome comment. yes im really trying to improve my editing. also picking up techniques along the way. by the way a follow up to this by the weeks end will be out. thanks and cheers

hahaha paboang ko papilig kay sge slide. dugay kaayu mo uga ang silicone

@@guadaguppy4798 ana jud na sir kay dugay ma uga ang silicone, pero kung cyano liquid glue ug cotton or tissue gamit nimo dali ra ma uga pero kalas pud kaayo ug glue hehehe

use 500 to 700 ml water. 250 grams sugar. any kind is ok but brown is cheaper. i cannot tell you the exact amount of gelatine to use as each brand has different ways of solidifying. instead figure out the amount that will end up with a very soft jiggly consistency. If its hard gelo the yeast cant eat through it. then for the starter mix a cup of water and 4 teaspoons of sugar. and yeast around 1/4 teaspoon. even less. more yeast will start the reaction faster. But will also make it last shorter. so mine typically starts to build up at around 8 to 10 hours. also i never mentioned it before but you can check if there is a reaction by shaking the mixture bottle. and looking at the wash bottle it each time you shake bubbles should exit the mixture tube. 6 weeks is actually very conservative i have some now running way more than that.

Im also releasing this week a 4 part short on the DIY co2 mixture. I believe that this setup with my DIY co2 diffuser is the perfect combination. as you can really milk the mixture until its just dead flat.

I do not like when my jello jiggles

In the philippines its 180 pesos or less than 4 USD

partyfish you near USC girls high has it. they also have Blacksand

@@guadaguppy4798thank you for your reply sir, i know that fish shop i used to buy their some fish

the 5 major reasons that can turn the leaves of your java fern into black- If they are having difficulty to adjust in the new condition If the tank light is too high intensity If they have been placed on the wrong side of the tank If the tank nutrients aren’t enough for them If they are invaded by the growth of blue-green algaes

thank you soo much for your reply. it did not have B/G algae but had hair algae. also my tap has nitrates😭 so i dont dose for kno3 instead i dose seachem potash. i already moved the JFs into another tank. hoping it will fare better there. what did you mean by tank placement

@@guadaguppy4798 you're welcome sir, i also have they same problem with my JF before i did was i WC weekly then i only dose micro (mwf) and macro (t-th) fertilizer and what i mean about that tank placement is where you put your JF in the tanks was it direct to the lights and was your tank higher

I purposely placed the JF where there was not so much light beating down on them. weird lang sya kay naay murag black na tomtom ni appear. pero dugay napud sya ani na state that by now mo largo unta laya pero wala man sya na patay. ang uban pud green ra. in the pix new na nga placement and another tank kay maybe akong thinking is environmental ang issue. @@Miss.L.14

@@guadaguppy4798 ahh naka sabot nako sa imohang pasabot sir mo black siya then mo katag unya mo turn into brown ang dahon sa JF natural rana siya mamatay kay sa uban dahon niya nga green naa nay mga gagmay nga bukol ilawm ana mao na iyang bag.o nga tubo

this is a setup to grow out fish. I breed fish for local distribution. thats why the plumbing is infront its easier to maintain incase theres a problem.