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Yeah I do the same with my canister filters as well. It really makes them last a lot longer in between maintenance. You're welcome! Thanks for watching 👍

My tank is well established and has been running for a long time with a very deep substrate. Running media through tap water will kill off some beneficial bacteria, but not all. Watch Jason from Prime Time Aquatics. He's a marine biologist and explains this in great detail.

Thank you for watching and for your detailed input. I can definitely see both sides of this filter. It seems I get a lot of great feedback when follow-up videos are made. Thanks for the kind words. Will definitely do a part 3 and look forward to the responses from that.

My tank is well established and has been running for a long time with a very deep substrate. Running media through tap water will kill off some beneficial bacteria, but not all. Watch Jason from Prime Time Aquatics. He's a marine biologist and explains this in great detail.

Merry Christmas! Yeah not enough cookies and milk lol

Merry Christmas, Jodi! 🎅

That sucks.. yeah, Santa is watching his saturated fats, lol

@ better do it nobody is going to do it for you

@@josepolanco1228 Santa ate the reindeer's carrots instead 🤣

@ 😂👍

Yeah, it's really neat to watch. 😀

What do you mean by melt? Maybe used up?

I mean they need to be cleaned too much too often 😆

Oh ok lol. Yeah, it kinda depends on what's kept in them, I guess. It's nice to have the option in this one to do whatever. I do love my sponge filters, though. Easy maintenance. It's what a majority of my fishroom is made up of. Very cost effective. 👍

You're welcome

Yeah, my #1 filter is still canister, but this hob I've really grown to like, despite its tall tower. I'll be putting my own media in as well soon. Thanks Jose 👍

Thanks for your input. To each their own. It's quite different, yes, but it's so nice to have the motor inside the tank. I feel the tallness would be a caveat for most. Thanks for watching!

@@PriceTagAquariums lol that's why I have 3 title series hob because the motors in the water

@razinfishes1918 The Tidals are a nice set of filters.

You're welcome! 👍

Yep, I do the same with air line and water tubing.

Yeah it always was a pain. I'm really glad they did this! Oh yeah, didn't think about that for the side pieces. Could be.. 🤔

Thanks, Mike! I appreciate it 👍 Yeah I love my in wall setup

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

You're welcome Henry

I was very surprised when I opened the box, lol. It suited me well, but yeah. I've had quite a mixture of tops for aquariums, and this worked the best for me so far. 👍 Thanks for watching Jesse.

I'm sorry to hear that. I've had mine for 2+ years, and they're working for me so far.

Yeah, this was a surprise to me. It's nice to have things already precisely precut to suit ones needs. 👍 I've had my fair share of adjusting the back for mine.

That's what I thought, too. Yes, that would be great!

Thanks Branton 👍

Thanks! 😃 👍

Yeah, i thought it would be a nice change of pace. Yep, I'm glad it worked out. 👍

We can still dream, can't we? 😴 😃 🐠

So much easier and clean. Thanks! Appreciate you watching 🙏

Me too! Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks Curtis 👍

Yes, it truly is a better substrate all around. I can only seeing using river rock as maybe a cap on top of the sand. Other than that, no thanks lol. Yeah I heard people also using black diamond blasting sand. Did you have to rinse it some before putting into the aquarium? I hear great things about it. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

More challenging than you think! (2 Nets 🤫 )

🤣. I do the same, and sometimes 3 nets

Thanks! 🤞 I hope you make lots of babies with the females! 🤣 We will def get something together soon 👍

You're welcome, Jose. Thanks for watching 👍 Yes, I agree. Sand is way easier.

@ only thing i have hesitation is with all the rooted plants in the discus tank. Unless i just remove some of the gravel around it and not disturb it and cap with sand 🤷🏼‍♂️. The tiger lotus look so amazing. Would hate to disturb that. You and Jim live sort of close to each other?

@josepolanco1228 Yeah, maybe just sand cap it. The tiger lotus does look amazing! Yeah, we live about an hour away 👍

@@PriceTagAquariums cool you guys live close. Most are far from me

Thanks, Branton. Yeah, I don't see myself getting the expensive stuff anymore. Especially for bigger tanks 💸 💸

Thanks! They really are.

Thanks Steve 🙏 It was a good one!

Thanks for watching! It was a great stream.

@@PriceTagAquariumsI bet wish I was able to catch it live being in Hawaii definitely is a challenge to catch most lives live but I try lol

The guy who reviews fish channels is fish for thought

It's the thought that counts 👍

Thank you! Appreciate it

Thanks Jose!

I couldn't agree more. Thanks for the nice comments and insight. I really appreciate it 🙏

Yeah, I like everything separated as well, but for a simple classroom set-up, it's a neat little contraption. This is a first for me. You're welcome for the video! Thanks for watching 👍

@@PriceTagAquariums You did a great job Joe

Thanks Branton 👍

Thanks Henry. I try!

Thanks, Talisa. I appreciate it. Yeah, I thought about that.. What kind of glue? I've also heard of stringing them temporarily. Off cam, I picked up the rock and slid the rhizomes under the rock. Would that help give it something to attach to?

I use aquarium glue and it works well! I would glue it to the side of the rock so that the rhizomes can still have light and not get suffocated under the rock.

@TalisaAquarist OK Thanks Talisa

Thanks Henry!

You're welcome. Thanks for watching