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Im glad you know more than I do about the iron in glass. That is pretty cool and I agree that it definitely doesn’t justify the price.

@Bens_Outdoor_Shenanigans I actually only know because I wondered why the price was so different too so I went and hit up some glaziers online and read through some scientific papers about it

That’s pretty good. I live in a rural area so it’s hard to find used aquariums.

Is that good or bad?

Thank you I’m glad there are people out there that agree!

I will agree plecos are dirty fish. But there are a lot of different kinds of copper treatments but just getting a copper peice is much cheaper and it makes it very hard for alge to grow

So i wont hurt my fish or will them right??

No copper is fine in small amounts.

Not sure

Not sure

If you know what your doing then yes

Try Purigen or filter resin, amazing stuff, reusable.

Thanks

The carpet looks like: dwarf hair grass The stem plants look like : Red stem plant: maybe rotala blood red? Long slim stem plants : maybe juncus repens

Definitely invest in plants total game changer!

Thanks!

The coral it was on was an outrageous 100 and something dollars but aiptasia is a very deadly anemone that will kill everything in a saltwater aquarium

@ oh ok

Floating plant is duckweed, and the is just seeds of Amazon don’t know the name of it.

Thanks!

I’m about to make a video on my breeding side of my fish room and I’d recommend watching that.

I think polka dot molly/platty. Not 100% sure but if you search that it will come up.

I make that video right before a did a big one.

I've been doing this hobby for over 15 yrs I have nvr did water changes nor clean my canisters less then every three months... All I ever do is top it off, but especially if you have planted tanks with the right natural eco system there is no need.... If it's not broke then don't fix it 😉☺️😉

@@christopherweston9365that’s the right mindset couldn’t agree more!

Thank you!

lol bro it has a lot of views for a reason.

@ben_henry.14 lol, thats not how social media works but ok buddy, fix your aquariums

No response?

@Bens_Outdoor_Shenanigans still yappin, just because jake paul gets a lot of interaction doesnt mean anything

Thank you

@@Bens_Outdoor_Shenanigans you’re welcome

Only one is. What can I do to fix it?

Dang.

I don’t have another saltwater tank.

My little sister does the same thing. The tank I gave her has one lol.

Bought it of amazon a year ago I have no idea.

I just got carbon and charcoal and it’s so weird because the filter had been in a established tank for 2 months and that tank was crystal clear.

What?

Really I didn’t know that was a thing.

@@Bens_Outdoor_Shenanigans It's not, you are fine. Unless the thing is actually touching, then yea, but its not. Don't worry about it.

Ok lol. I was kinda wondering.

lol no siblings are breeding. I learned from a friend that my substrate is deteriorating. Don’t buy from petco I guess.

@@Bens_Outdoor_Shenanigans Deteriorating? What is it exactly? Looks like any gravel that didn't get rinsed. But that would clear fairly quickly. Still the green water, your levels have to be way off. Too much nitrite etc is feeding the suspended algae. Again get some good, FINE, activated charcoal into any cheap box filter, it will clear it up in hours.

It’s sand and you can see the bottom is a little more cloudy than the top. Also some alge. I’ll look into the charcoal and probably do a before and after too.

@@Bens_Outdoor_Shenanigans Ok, I wasn't sure from the video if you had sand or dolomite. Sand... assuming silica sand, most common one sold in pet shops, is absolutely NOT going to do anything. It's fine. It does not deteriorate at all. It IS dusty as all get out when you buy it new, sure hope you dealt with that but even if you didn't, it's only dust, it will filter out. The suspended algae (green water) is a sign that there is too much oh.... waste break down going on. high nitrites, high minerals, you do have some plants in there which is good but clearly not enough. Way to much to go into here, but the tank is clearly not "established." Is this a fairly new set up? That would surely account for it. Again quickest fix, outside filter, even a cheap one would do, and good activated charcoal. Marineland made about the best I ever used, though granted I have been out of the hobby for many decades. "Stuff" changes but not my knowledge of fish. Those few little sponge filters you have are simply not large enough to handle the amount of water and amount of fish in there. Those are great for say a fry tank as they won't suck up the babies. But in a big tank like you have there, nowhere near good enough. On the up side, first thing I look at is how the fish are breathing and so far they don't seem to be in a state of stress. Just don't push your luck. This is very fixable.

Oh one more thing, AFTER you get this issue dealt with of course, a few good bottom feeders I'd recommend. Kuhli loaches are fantastic at getting into places the snails and other fish can't. And I think they are kinda cute. DO get more than one, they are more comfortable if there are a few in there. Another one you might try looking for are spiny eels. Those guys will dive right into fine sand like you have. Very cool. One does fine by itself on that one.

I don’t agree they have been in there for 101 days now with the copper and they are fine, infact they are doing great.

New sub healthy looking angels !

Thank you!

Possibly?

I’m about to put a sump it and I just shut the external off.

I love it to, thanks.

I’m sure they love it.

Why do you change the water? what is wrong with it after each month?

It gets high ppm or parts per million and other things like amonia that could hurt fish in the water.

I would look on amazon for the 3 seed package. It takes like 1 1/2 weeks for them to sprout but they eventually look like that. I would say 5 species per tank is more than enough that tank has 3. I would also say 10w is more than enough. Do you have good aqua soil. I recommend fluvul stratum when it goes on sale and that’s often on amazon.

I forgot to tell you There's no aqua soil Only white gravel, they more like small stone approx 1cm I need specific plants. Like the water trumpet cryptocoryne wendtii was accidental discover after trying a whole bunch of plants

Ok. For floaters please don’t get duckweed go with water lettuce. I would go with really and blade grass that sends runners. Also 1 or 2 java ferns, they are cheap. If your tank is big enough an amazon sord. I have some in my 55 they are so so nice. They grow like crazy are cheap and pretty. And I would get rams horn snails to eat dead plant matter.

yes duckweed is always what people recommend and ALWAYS a regret, trying to get rid of every piece when you realize the mess it makes. I only keep water lettuce too now. jungle val and dwarf sagittaria spread fast for me. The dwarf lily or red tiger lotus is probably the easiest plant I've grown and has vibrant color, had no melting or issues with adapting like a lot of other plants. Thing is constantly shooting up lily pads and big red leaves, no co2 or ferts. Anubias grows in any condition without issues, slow growing but nice green color. For stem plants, basically any stem is easy to grow. Anacharis is cheap and grows fast.

Couldn’t agree more

20 gallons, not sure I said tank size.

Thank you!

Good luck, only thing about a 2.5 is the water parameters can change. But with light plants and steady feeding i wouldn’t worry.

@ thank you!!!!

Your welcome

Yes I do. I couldn’t tell you exactly maybe a gallon a month.

@@Bens_Outdoor_Shenanigans same I top off with a gallon jug once a month but it depends on having a cover vs not having one. If I didn't have a glass top, I'd have to top off a lot more often to keep it where I want it. Stock plastic lids don't help much.

No they don’t they have to may cracks but a plexiglass lid helps a lot.

Nope they love it.

It’s to hard to rinse, I also could be lazy.

That’s odd, hope my water conditions are good.

I’m glad I’m not the only one!

I dont do water changes myself but some say its a way to add new oxygen to the waTer colum ..true or fulse if you dont have enough plantation? Whats your opinion

@@an-dreekosps9061 definitely false if you have a filter. If you have no plants/very little and no filter or surface water movement you definitely need to do water changes

I had a tight budget and wanted to make a video, probably going to make another tank and add/do all of what you said other than the live rocks.

I do appreciate the advice greatly!

@@Bens_Outdoor_Shenanigans Check your fish, make sure they arent sick. My clowns from petco had brookynella which can kill them fast.