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Like it… everything in harmony

Hope one day we can do a collaboration!

Looks peaceful 🎉❤

Opening up the video with using plants to expedite the cycling process was a good tip.

Reducing fertilizers helps so much!

Idk why people have so many issues with bladder/pond snails. I have bladders in all my tanks and as long as you don't overfeed they won't overrun a tank. Cool video and good reminder of how awesome bladdre snails are

That is soo cool, thanks! Pest snails eats cyano!! I never knew that. Cyano is a sign of low nitrogen. Do you measure nitrogen and phosphate? What is the NPK ratio of your macro fertilizer? A good way to help restoring the balace is to stop feeding, but instead krushing pest snails every day for food. I think it would do the same job as amano, just faster.

Good idea

#2 I've had success doing this, but I don't skimp on the bottom feeders. Eventually the catfish and plecos will get too big and have to move. We keep shrimp, loaches and dwarf frogs as well over a few tanks.

It still appears you have a lot of BBA. Have you noticed it cut back after those changes?

yeah.... i think i need to feed my amanos more. i couldnt figure out why my alternantheras reineckii were getting wrecked. i thought it was a deficiency, tried stuff, still getting wrecked.. i couldnt find many stories on amanos eating them. only here and there, but the majority is ppl saying deficiency. but adressing possible deficiencies didnt help in my case, so im gonna try to just feed them more.. im bummed cause i love those plants. what u said about the molt seems a bit off tho? like, mine will start munching on it pretty fast, but only for a little, and then they leave it for a bit, untill they come back to it again. i think it might be more important to look at the speed with which it is consumed entirely, not how fast they start on it.

i have a tank full of algae it used to be a balanced tank few years back, but just have this outbreak since last year in my tank there are tons of snails and red cherry shrimp and also tons of java moss (but they seems like died back) but they seems like not eating the algae I have also stop fertilized my tank for a year do continuous water change every 4 days for past 6 month but so far the algae still thriving Not sure what the next step i can do

Happy new year from my fish room channel in Chicago, where I'm a subscriber to yours!

I had a 10 gal tank that had 2 cory cats, and 6 guppies that worked their guppy magic and overstocked themselves, yet it was a stable population. Anyways, I soon developed an algae problem. I had silk plants in the tank, but decided to take a chance with live plants, which I had never had before. So I did some research and found some anubias plants, along with what I think may have been a petite version of anubias that I found as a buy one get one free in a betta display. I got it, and also picked up some java ferns (which didn't do as well as the anubias) when the pet store was out of anubias, just to fill out my tank . It was heavily "planted" with silk plants, which I removed and added all the live plants still in their pots. I also was over run with snails, but they were good at helping the nerite snails (2) that I added with the algae. Like in the video, I could see where they were eating. I also put a sprig of pothos in the back, which was held up by a cutout in my tank hood. I didn't add any Co2 or any fertilizer and it wasn't long before the water cleared up (it was green from all the algae & water changes didn't help get rid of it at all) and the algae was gone. My tank became a jungle and my fish LOVED it! I didn't do water changes, just topped off the tank when the water level got too low. Sadly, I moved and had to break down the tank, and I gave away the fish, plants, tank, and filter/heater/pump. I'm looking to start another tank and I will definitely go with live plants!

I was unaware of Amano shrimp helping with pond snail population control. Thanks.

There’s no such thing as a pest snail. It’s funny how people that call them ‘pests’ and avoid or kill them always have terrible looking tanks with endless issues.

Great Video. I have a really big problem with algae in my 55-gallon. I have been putting in more plants with mixed results since I also have three Silver Dollars, a Jack Dempsey, and a blue African Cichlid so some plants go away. I am about to get some snails but as much as I love Ottos I do not think that they will survive in my tank for long.

In most ponds, there is a constant battle between algae and aquatic plants. You can see the succession across the year. Usually, plants win because they can grow emersed. Emersed plants in the aquarium is a nice way to keep algae at bay.

I intentionally add “pest” snails to all my aquaria, if they don’t come free with plants. They’re fun to watch, and they take care of algae. Why wouldn’t I? And yes, shrimp balance the snail population, even if they aren’t Amano shrimp. My neocaridina have had the same effect.

5 steps in the wrong directions 🥱

Meh, gold fish are not pure 'cold water' only fish they still chill in temperate waters. Same with angels

How would you raise GH without chemicals?

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great video, didnt know amanos eat the eggs.

only snail haters called them pest snails😂😂😂

Great video, beautiful tank. Sometimes we just have to be patient, which is hard sometimes I have learnt lol

This video gave the impression that otocincluses can work on green spot algae, while other channels say it can't. One forum says yes it can, another forum says no it can't. Who the hell should I believe here 😐 These fish do not come cheap in my local stores, so forgive me if I take a long, good look at each claim about algae eaters. My tank isn't overrun with algae by the way, I'm just considering getting some algae eaters so that maybe I only have to scrub my glass every two weeks or something.

Love your videos 🎉❤😊

In a no co2 aquariums id say. Algae eating fish/snails and shrimp. Relax on the fertiliser and light intensity as in a non co2 tank your limiting factor will be co2 so to much your plant cant use but the algae can. Floating plants are great as they can get co2 from the air and can help block to much light. Also plants sticking out of the tank like Pothos and English ivy.

Tip: Cherry Barbs can eat snails

They are pest snails in fish stores, not necessarily for a planted tank 😂

in my experience quote pest snails are AMAZING to have IN a TANK.

Thanks for another great instructional video. The time lapse was really helpful. I intentionally have ramshorns snails in my tanks and I never thought about the amano's eating their eggs.

What are those red fish in the tank ? Cherry barb ? They look nice

Great video. Nice methodical way get the tank back to balance. It shows that a more patience approach is best. Looks like you have Hydra in the tank, too.

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Great tips. Thanks

nice work!👍

Nothing can substitute experience.

Yes and you have co2 🤷🏼‍♂️✌️🇨🇦

Beautiful tanks, and that is the prettiest betta!

Great video 👍

My tank broke 😢so i bought a new one im so scared my fish will die😢 now i have a 125 liter does anyone hasve tips and tricks ❤

Great video Thank you

Rarely do I need to cycle a tank but there are a few times where just taking at least 3 weeks saved the tank. Some plants that die off completely and flood the tank woth waste. Having sand so fine the snails can dig into and release the nutrient layer. Soil tablet or plain soil floating up or leeching far more than advertised. And sometimes just seeing fish being a lot more territorial than you'd expect. Take time and observe at each step to save effort. What's a week here and there?

Subscribed. :) Thanks mate!

@2:50 Will my tank BURP if i do this??😅

What is the name of the plant in 4:55? Red color one. Thx

Your tanks are amazing... thanks for sharing all your knowledge!