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Thanks for sharing

Very nice Scott great idea. I'm probably going to try a few of those on a few aquariums.

You did a real nice job cutting and olacing the crates in... All the tanks look good with them... They are awesome to have pothos and other plants coming out of them

Weigh them down for the oscars , Just in case

Hey Scott These are life saver , literally

Those guys are so fast 😮. Beautiful tanks. I Like to cover everything. Sooner or later these bugger Allway jump. I lost one last discus during the pandemic. Could not get a cover in time. Cover advantage and disadvantages.

I love your planted aquariums Scott.

Oh no he committed suicide. So sorry Scott.

Keep us posted! Also, if you film at night with other lights off you don’t have to fight the glare.

Very cool Scott, your shrimp populations will explode. At least mine did, they love the leaves

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New intro!!! Nice.. I agree about restoration jars . If I had a minnow tank I might or possibly a guppy tank but not tank with expensive fish ..not that I should be a price on fish but I think you know what I mean

Cool

Grats on the new rig! Hope you enjoy every last second of it :D

What are the specs

Your tanks are awesome Scott!

Good that you found him in time... I lost one of my favorite barbs that did the leap . Love your Dennison Barbs Rosy barbs eat plants!!

Baby explosions

I do love your tours. The plants have come along so well I need to get some giant danios

Nice looking tanks!

The rainbowfish/ Dennison barb tank is my favorite. Thanks for sharing

Thanks Scott for showing your room. Love the geo +others tank👍

Very nice , thanks for tue tour

Very cool Scott, they definitely are beautiful rice fish and they should do great in the garage over winter

Great tour .. 60 degrees is nice .. but I guess they would prefer a bit warmer They will love it in the garage until its hot tub time again lol

Thank you sir for your service!

Thank you sir for your service.

Thanks bud

Thanks Scott... Thanks for your service

I need to raise another batch

I love floating plants until you get duckweed introduced into the aquarium.

Baby explosion

Very cool looking Scott looks like the Amazon.

Nice tank man

Congratulations Scott on the 500! Well deserved I enjoy watching your journey in our hobby 😁👍

Congrats Scott , we are slowing growing. Very happy your have reached this milestone 🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations brother Scott.

Let me be one of the first to congratulate and glad i could be apart of it. Hope you and your wife are going to be ok Thoughts are with you and your wife .... Speedy recovery!!

If the sand is as old as you say, then a lot of the nutrients would have been depleted by now. This would explain the leggy appearanc of the plants. They are struggling to reach the surface where the light would enable more photosynthesis. A good scattering of leaves would help in replenishing the nutrients into the sand, but this takes time.

Thanks for sharing!

Probably my favorite tank of yours I love all the fish in this tank

Beautiful healthy palnts and aquarium

What a beautiful aquarium Scott. Great video

Look at all those shrimplets

One key part of the whole dirted tank thing that proponents don't often mention is the quality of the most important key ingredient... your tap water parameters. I live in SW London in England, and we're borderline liquid rock here, with average Nitrates at 37.5. So the 'no water change' argument simply doesn't work. I live in a small apartment - they call them flats here - and I only have room for one tank, and no room or budget to install an RO system. Yet I chose to make it a dirted tank. And I have found a source for affordable RO water to go collect to cut with my tap water for (I'll say it) *WATER CHANGES*. Caveat Emptor... before you decide to go dirted because of the 'no water change' benefit, understand what your source water parameters are, and therefore what fish you can easily keep, and whether or not it will work for you.

Hi, what you did with the heater?

Some great channels making their own marks in styles 👍👍

That didn't look fun. I'll stick with my fx6. Thanks for sharing!

Great video razin! Thanks for putting this ❤️

Also now that I think about it, the plants are doing well due to the fish waste left in the sand from the 180 gallon tank. I suspect the original waste will run out at some point but since you have some shrimp and fish in it now the tank should be able to sustain 👍. Check out "wisteria", its an aquatic plant that grows like a weed and roots into dirt sand and even gravel.